Minton
Meaning: Town near the hill Gender: Male Pronunciation: Min-Tuhn Language origin of Minton: Germanic Regional origin of Minton: Northern Europe Languages Minton is most common: English Religions Minton is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: M, Min Last letter and sound: N, tuhn Alternative Spelling: Mint, Mont, Mintonson
Mclain
Meaning: Son of the servant of John Gender: Male Pronunciation: Mack-Layn Language origin of Mclain: Germanic Regional origin of Mclain: Northern Europe Languages Mclain is most common: English Religions Mclain is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: M, Mack Last letter and sound: N, layn Alternative Spelling: McLane, McLane, Maclain
Melancthon
Meaning: Dark flower Gender: Male Pronunciation: Meh-Lan-Thon Language origin of Melancthon: Germanic Regional origin of Melancthon: Northern Europe Languages Melancthon is most common: English Religions Melancthon is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: M, Meh Last letter and sound: N, lan Alternative Spelling: Melton, Melvin, Meland
Melvin
Meaning: Gentle chieftain Gender: Male Pronunciation: Mel-Vin Language origin of Melvin: Germanic Regional origin of Melvin: Northern Europe Languages Melvin is most common: English Religions Melvin is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: M, Mel Last letter and sound: N, vin Alternative Spelling: Mel, Melvyn, Melvinson
Merlin
Meaning: Sea fortress or falcon Gender: Male Pronunciation: Mur-Lin Language origin of Merlin: Germanic Regional origin of Merlin: Northern Europe Languages Merlin is most common: English Religions Merlin is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: M, Mur Last letter and sound: N, lin Alternative Spelling: Merwin, Meryn, Merlan
Merton
Meaning: Town by the lake Gender: Male Pronunciation: Mer-Tuhn Language origin of Merton: Germanic Regional origin of Merton: Northern Europe Languages Merton is most common: English Religions Merton is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: M, Mer Last letter and sound: N, tuhn Alternative Spelling: Merl, Morton, Mertens
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
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
Maxton
Meaning: From the great town, the greatest Gender: Male Pronunciation: Max-Tuhn Language origin of Maxton: Germanic Regional origin of Maxton: Northern Europe Languages Maxton is most common: English Religions Maxton is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: M, Max Last letter and sound: N, tuhn Alternative Spelling: Max, Maxson, Maxten
Manson
Meaning: Son of the man Gender: Male Pronunciation: Man-Suhn Language origin of Manson: Germanic Regional origin of Manson: Northern Europe Languages Manson is most common: English Religions Manson is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: M, Man Last letter and sound: N, suhn Alternative Spelling: Manley, Mansonson, Mann