English names

Rooted in Anglo-Saxon, Latin, and Norse origins, these names reflect a rich blend of history, faith, and culture. Many come from biblical, royal, or literary sources, valued for their simplicity and familiarity. Evolving through time, English names remain timeless for their clarity and global appeal.

Millard

Strong ruler

Miller

Grain Miller

Millicent

rare and noble, from Germanic words for 'millet' and 'princess'

Millie

Praiseworthy, Beloved

Milly

Ruddy flower

Milo

peaceful, mild

Milton

Settlement by the mill

Mina

Miner's daughter

Mindy

Mindful spirit

Miranda

admirable, wonderful

Miriam

bitter or wished-for child

Misha

God is gracious

Misti

Cloudy river

Misty

Evanescent fog

Mitchell

Who is like God?

Moe

Small noble leader

Mollie

bitter, gentle

Molly

bitter or wry

Monica

Advisor, Counselor

Monroe

Mountain stronghold

Montgomery

Strong town

Monty

Masterful hunter

Morgan

Great, mighty, renowned

Morton

Town on the moor

Mose

God's gift

Muriel

Beloved, Shining Light

Murphy

Sea warrior

Murray

Wanderer

Mya

Gracious gift

Myles

Warring or strong-minded

Myra

Wished-for child

Myrna

Beloved myrrh

Myron

beloved, dearest

Myrtle

a type of fern or a pear-shaped fruit

Nada

Nothingness is my strength

Nadine

gentle, tender

Naga

Snake deity

Najma

Night star

Nalia

from heaven, heavenly, divine

Nan

Small and humble

Nancy

gracious, pleasant

Nannie

Noble maiden

Naomi

Pleasant, agreeable

Narcissa

Beautiful gift

Natalee

Goddess's daughter

Natalia

born on Christmas day

Natalie

born on Christmas

Natasha

born on Christmas Day

Nate

God is my judge

Nathalia

God is my strength