Native American Girl Names Starting With M
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Native American Baby Girl Names That Start With M Letter & Meaning (List 1)
Let's checkout below list, what are the Native Americanbabygirl names starting with M letter with meaning and usage.
| Name | M/F | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Macawi |  |
Meaning : Generous. Used in : Native American |
| Magaskawee | |
Meaning : Graceful. Used in : Native American |
| Magena | |
Meaning : The Coming Moon, A Covering, Protection Used in : Hawaiian, Native American, Hebrew |
| Mahal | |
Meaning : Woman Used in : Native American |
| Mahu | |
Meaning : Hopi Myth Name. Used in : Native American |
| Mai | |
Meaning : Coyote Used in : Australian, Hebrew, French, German, Greek, Scottish, Swedish, American, Native American, Australian, Hebrew, Japanese, Thai, Vietnamese, Danish |
| Maka | |
Meaning : Earth. Used in : Nigerian, Australian, Native American, Nigerian |
| Makawee | |
Meaning : Mothering. Used in : Native American |
| Makkitotosimew | |
Meaning : She Has Large Breasts. Used in : Native American |
| Malia | |
Meaning : Bitter. Used in : German, Spanish, American, Native American, Afghan, Hebrew |
| Malila | |
Meaning : Fast Salmon Swimming Up A Rippling Stream. Used in : Native American |
| Manaba | |
Meaning : Return To War. Used in : Native American |
| Mankalita | |
Meaning : Unknown Used in : Greek, Native American |
| Mansi | |
Meaning : Plucked Flower. Used in : Native American, Hindu, Sindhi, Malayalam, Rajasthani, Gujarati |
| Mapiya | |
Meaning : Sky. Used in : Native American |
| Maralah | |
Meaning : Born During An Earthquake Used in : Native American, Biblical |
| Mausi | |
Meaning : Plucks Flowers Used in : German, Native American |
| Meda | |
Meaning : Prophetess Used in : Greek, French, Native American |
| Meli | |
Meaning : Bitter. Used in : Greek, Native American, Hindu, Hebrew |
| Memdi | |
Meaning : Henna Used in : Native American |
| Meoquanee | |
Meaning : Wears Red. Used in : Native American |
| Miakoda | |
Meaning : Power Of The Moon Used in : Native American |
| Migina | |
Meaning : Returning Moon. Used in : Native American |
| Migisi | |
Meaning : Eagle. Used in : Native American |
| Mika | |
Meaning : Intelligent Raccoon Used in : Australian, Hebrew, English, Finnish, German, Latin, Russian, Slovenian, Swedish, Dutch, Finnish, German, American, Native American, Chinese, Hebrew, Japanese, British, Danish |
| Mimiteh | |
Meaning : New Moon. Used in : Native American |
| Minal | |
Meaning : Fruit Used in : Native American, Hindu, Oriya, Gujarati |
| Misae | |
Meaning : White Sun. Used in : Native American, Japanese |
| Mituna | |
Meaning : Wraps Salmon In Willow Leaves. Used in : Native American |
| Mona | |
Meaning : Gathered Of The Seed Of A Jimson Weed Used in : Native American, English, Finnish, French, Gaelic, German, Greek, Irish, Italian, Latin, Spanish, Swedish, Teutonic, American, Native American, African, Afghan, Arabic, Australian, Chinese, Persian, Iranian, Lebanese, Muslim, Parsi, Sanskrit, British, Danish, Dutch, Gujarati |
| Mosi | |
Meaning : Cat. Used in : African, Swahili, Native American, African, Egyptian, Swahili |
| Muna | |
Meaning : Overflowing Spring. Used in : African, French, Native American, African, Nigerian, Arabic, Muslim, Swahili |