Mead
Meaning: From the meadow Gender: Male Pronunciation: Meed Language origin of Mead: Germanic Regional origin of Mead: Northern Europe Languages Mead is most common: English Religions Mead is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: M, Meed Last letter and sound: D, d Alternative Spelling: Meade, Meadows, Meadd
Meade
Meaning: From the meadow Gender: Male Pronunciation: Meed Language origin of Meade: Germanic Regional origin of Meade: Northern Europe Languages Meade is most common: English Religions Meade is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: M, Meed Last letter and sound: E, d Alternative Spelling: Mead, Meadow, Medley
Meir
Meaning: One who shines, illuminates Gender: Male Pronunciation: May-Ur Language origin of Meir: Germanic Regional origin of Meir: Northern Europe Languages Meir is most common: English Religions Meir is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: M, May Last letter and sound: R, ur Alternative Spelling: Meyer, Mayer, Mayr
Maverick
Meaning: Independent, non-conformist Gender: Male Pronunciation: Mav-Er-Ik Language origin of Maverick: Germanic Regional origin of Maverick: Northern Europe Languages Maverick is most common: English Religions Maverick is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: M, Mav Last letter and sound: K, er Alternative Spelling: Mav, Rick, Mave
Max
Meaning: Greatest, the best Gender: Male Pronunciation: Max Language origin of Max: Germanic Regional origin of Max: Northern Europe Languages Max is most common: English Religions Max is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: M, Max Last letter and sound: X, – Alternative Spelling: Maximilian, Maximus, Maximiliano
Maxfield
Meaning: Great field Gender: Male Pronunciation: Max-Feeld Language origin of Maxfield: Germanic Regional origin of Maxfield: Northern Europe Languages Maxfield is most common: English Religions Maxfield is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: M, Max Last letter and sound: D, feeld Alternative Spelling: Maxson, Max, Maxwell
Maximilian
Meaning: The greatest, most important Gender: Male Pronunciation: Max-Ih-Mil-Yuhn Language origin of Maximilian: Germanic Regional origin of Maximilian: Northern Europe Languages Maximilian is most common: English Religions Maximilian is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: M, Max Last letter and sound: N, ih Alternative Spelling: Maximus, Max, Maximillian
Massimo
Meaning: Greatest, most important Gender: Male Pronunciation: Mah-See-Moh Language origin of Massimo: Germanic Regional origin of Massimo: Northern Europe Languages Massimo is most common: English Religions Massimo is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: M, Mah Last letter and sound: O, see Alternative Spelling: Massimino, Maximus, Maximo
Maximiliano
Meaning: The greatest, most important Gender: Male Pronunciation: Max-Ih-Mil-Yah-Noh Language origin of Maximiliano: Germanic Regional origin of Maximiliano: Northern Europe Languages Maximiliano is most common: English Religions Maximiliano is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: M, Max Last letter and sound: O, noh Alternative Spelling: Max, Maximus, Maximilian
Masterman
Meaning: Master, chief Gender: Male Pronunciation: Mas-Ter-Muhn Language origin of Masterman: Germanic Regional origin of Masterman: Northern Europe Languages Masterman is most common: English Religions Masterman is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: M, Mas Last letter and sound: N, ter Alternative Spelling: Master, Mason, Materman