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Girl names: meanings and origins

Page 378 of 621. Explore what each name means, where it comes from, and the numerology behind it.

MargueritePearlMargurettaFrench name for a child of lightMarharytaPearlMarhausOne who is from a famous estateMarhildaA famous battle maidenMarhildiA famous battle maidenMariDonation; Mother; Genuine; Village; Reason; LogiMariaBitter; Beloved; Of the seaMaria TeresaDesiredMariaannBlend of maryMariabellaA beautiful and beloved girlMariabelleMy beautiful MaryMariagartA person who appreciates art and design; ambitiousMariahThe Lord is my teacher; Bitter; From the seaMariajoseParents of JesusMarialenaA star of the seaMarializaDesiredMarialourdesSweetMariamWished for a child; BitterMariamaBeloved; Wished for a childMariamneWished for child; Sea of bitterness; RebelliousnessMariamuSwahili name for the Virgin MaryMarianMale; Warlike; BelovedMarianaStar of the sea; GraceMarianeExalted one; Sea of bitterness; Grace; FavorMarianelaOne who is rebellious and like a starMarianellaGirl of the seaMariangelaAn angel of the sea of sorrowMariannWished for child; Grace; MercyMariannaSea; GraceMarianneRebelliousMariappanGoddess Mariamman, Hindu goddess of weatherMariashaA woman full of bitternessMariateresaA portmanteau name formed by combining the names Maria and TMariatuOne who is pure; InnocentMaribA woman with an ultimate goalMaribelBeautiful MaryMaribellStar of the sea, From the sea of bitterness, The beautiful MMaribellaBeloved; Beautiful; Drop the seaMaribelleStar of the sea; Beautiful MarieMaribethA sea of bitterness; Drop of the seaMaricaA child who was wished for; BelovedMaricarmenOne who has a sea of sorrow inside herselfMaricelHe who raisesMaricelaBeloved of the skyMaricellaDedicated to Mars, The god of warMarichaA harsh and sour personMarichikaA person who is a mirage of a ray of lightMariciaThe light in the sea of bitternessMariclareA bright and famous woman

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