Maksim
Meaning: Greatest Gender: Male Pronunciation: Mak-Seem Language origin of Maksim: Slavic Regional origin of Maksim: Eastern Europe Languages Maksim is most common: Russian, English Religions Maksim is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: M, Mak Last letter and sound: M, seem Alternative Spelling: Maxim, Maxym, Maksym
Mikhail
Meaning: Who is like God? Gender: Male Pronunciation: Mee-Kha-Eel Language origin of Mikhail: Slavic Regional origin of Mikhail: Eastern Europe Languages Mikhail is most common: Russian, Greek Religions Mikhail is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: M, Mee Last letter and sound: L, kha-eel Alternative Spelling: Mihail, Mikhayl, Mykhail
Mariya
Meaning: Beloved Gender: Female Pronunciation: Ma-Ree-Ya Language origin of Mariya: Slavic Regional origin of Mariya: Eastern Europe Languages Mariya is most common: Russian, Greek, English Religions Mariya is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: M, Ma Last letter and sound: A, ree-ya Alternative Spelling: Maria, Marya
Manpreet
Meaning: Love of the mind Gender: Male Pronunciation: Mun-Preet Language origin of Manpreet: Indic Regional origin of Manpreet: Southeast Asia Languages Manpreet is most common: Punjabi, Hindi Religions Manpreet is most common: Sikhism, Hinduism First letter and sound: M, Mun Last letter and sound: T, preet Alternative Spelling: Manprit, Maanpreet
Maninder
Meaning: Lord of the mind Gender: Male Pronunciation: Man-In-Dur Language origin of Maninder: Indic Regional origin of Maninder: Southeast Asia Languages Maninder is most common: Punjabi, Hindi Religions Maninder is most common: Sikhism First letter and sound: M, Man-In Last letter and sound: R, dur Alternative Spelling: Maaninder, Man Inder
Mandeep
Meaning: Light of the mind Gender: Male Pronunciation: Man-Deep Language origin of Mandeep: Indic Regional origin of Mandeep: Southeast Asia Languages Mandeep is most common: Punjabi, Hindi Religions Mandeep is most common: Sikhism, Hinduism First letter and sound: M, Man Last letter and sound: P, deep Alternative Spelling: Gurprit, Gurrpreet
Manjit
Meaning: One who wins the mind Gender: Male Pronunciation: Mun-Jeet Language origin of Manjit: Indic Regional origin of Manjit: Southeast Asia Languages Manjit is most common: Punjabi, Hindi Religions Manjit is most common: Sikhism, Hinduism First letter and sound: M, Mun Last letter and sound: T, jeet Alternative Spelling: Manjeet, Maanjit
Mohita
Meaning: Infatuating, charming Gender: Female Pronunciation: Mo-Hi-Ta Language origin of Mohita: Indic Regional origin of Mohita: Southeast Asia Languages Mohita is most common: Punjabi, Hindi, Tamil Religions Mohita is most common: Sikhism, Hinduism First letter and sound: M, Mo Last letter and sound: A, ta Alternative Spelling: Mohitha, Mohitta
Manmeet
Meaning: Friend of the mind Gender: Female Pronunciation: Man-Meet Language origin of Manmeet: Indic Regional origin of Manmeet: Southeast Asia Languages Manmeet is most common: Punjabi, Hindi, Urdu Religions Manmeet is most common: Sikhism First letter and sound: M, Man Last letter and sound: T, meet Alternative Spelling: Manmit, Manmeeth
Manjot
Meaning: Light of mind Gender: Female Pronunciation: Man-Jot Language origin of Manjot: Indic Regional origin of Manjot: Southeast Asia Languages Manjot is most common: Punjabi, Hindi Religions Manjot is most common: Sikhism First letter and sound: M, Man Last letter and sound: T, jot Alternative Spelling: Manjyot, Manjoth