Mira has two meanings: in Slavic languages it means "peace" or "world," while in Latin it means "wonderful" or "astonishing" — the same root as the English word "miracle."
Mirabel
Wondrous, Marvelous
Miracle
Divine intervention
Miranda
admirable, wonderful
Miraya
Beautiful star
Mireille
Wished-for child, Bitter
Mirela
peaceful, gentle, lovely
Miren
peaceful, calm
Mireya
unknown, blessed
Mirha
Wise and gentle
Miriam
bitter or wished-for child
Miro
Peaceful leader
Miroslava
Miroslava combines the Slavic roots "mir" (meaning peace or world) and "slava" (meaning glory or fame), giving the name the beautiful combined meaning of "peaceful glory" or "glory of peace."
Misael
God is my strength
Misha
God is gracious
Misti
Cloudy river
Misty
Evanescent fog
Mitchel
God is my ruler
Mitchell
Who is like God?
Mitra
God's gift
Mitzi
beloved
Miu
Gentle breeze
Miwa
Beautiful flower
Miya
River goddess
Miyako
Beautiful ocean
Miyu
Beautiful moon
Miyuki
beautiful, precious stone
Mizuki
Bright moonlight
Moana
Ocean journey
Moe
Small noble leader
Mohamed
Praised prophet
Mohammad
praiseworthy, noble
Mohammed
Much praised
Mohan
Mighty intellect
Moira
Wished-for child
Moises
God's messenger
Moksha
Freedom from karma
Mollie
bitter, gentle
Molly
bitter or wry
Momoka
Beautiful child
Mona
My lady
Monica
Advisor, Counselor
Monika
Beloved one
Monique
unique, noble, or beloved
Monroe
Mountain stronghold
Monserrat
Monserrat refers to the jagged, serrated mountain range near Barcelona, Catalonia — from the Latin 'mons serratus,' meaning 'serrated mountain.' The name carries the geography and spiritual heritage of that sacred site into a personal name.