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Name Meaning Gender Origin
Muhib مُحِبّ
Loving, affectionate; one who loves or is fond (from the Arabic root ḥ‑b‑b, 'to love') Boy Arabic origin; attested in South Asian and Somali Muslim use
Mehrban مهربان
Kind, merciful, compassionate — from Persian مهربان (mehr + -bān), literally 'one who is kind' or 'affectionate/protective' Unisex Persian
Mirman سيدة أو امرأة نبيلة
Lady, noblewoman, or mistress of the house Girl Pashto
Meriç نهر مارِيتسا (اسم نَهر)
Turkish masculine name taken from the river Meriç (English: Maritsa, Greek/Evros). As a given name it is toponymic — denoting the historic river on the Balkan-Turkish frontier — and is attested in Ottoman and modern Turkish usage as a masculine given name and surname. Boy Turkish (toponymic from the river Maritsa/Evros)
Maqbool مقبول - مقبول، مقبولٌ
Accepted; approved; well-received (from Arabic مقبول meaning 'that which is accepted'). Boy Arabic (commonly used in South Asia, including Bengali-speaking areas)
Mawaddah مَوَدَّة — محبت، مودت، دِل کی وابستگی
Affection, tender love, deep affectionate bond (from Arabic mawaddah) Girl Arabic (used in Urdu and Malay naming traditions)
Khusraw الملك أو الحاكم (لقب فارسي تاريخي يُشير إلى الملك)
From Middle Persian 'Khusraw' (خسرو) meaning 'king', 'good/just king' or 'sovereign' (used historically as a royal epithet) Boy Middle Persian (popularized across Persianate and Muslim literary cultures)
Mete الشجاعة والقيادة، اسم تركي ذو جذور تاريخية (مودو)
Historic Turkic name associated with a leader; in Turkish usage conveys bravery and leadership (derived from Central Asian Modu/Modu Chanyu) Boy Turkic (used in Turkish)
Mehar المحبة، اللطف، الشمس (مهر)
Affection, kindness; figuratively the sun (from Persian 'Mehr') Girl Sindhi-Persian
Mwanaisha ابنة عائشة (مولودة لعائشة)
Child of Aisha; a Swahili compound name combining 'mwana' (child) and the Arabic name 'Aisha' Girl Swahili (East African, Arabic-Swahili compound)