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Names that mean mary

Naming your baby can be a difficult task. The meaning behind the name you choose will give them clues about who they are, and it's important to find one that fits. The following list will provide you with some great options that have the word Mary in their meaning.

Boy names that mean Mary

Beli MawrArabic — "Legendary brother in law of the Virgin Mary"JachymCzech / Slovak — "Czech form of Joachim, a cognate of the He-brew Jehoiakim, which is from Yehoyakim God will establish In medieval Christian tradition, Joachim was the name assigned to the father of the Virgin Mary, as Anne was assigned to her mother. Pet: Jach"JamariAmerican — "Sailor. A form of Mario, dedicated to the Virgin Mary."JamarieAmerican — "Sailor. A form of Mario, dedicated to the Virgin Mary."JamarielAmerican — "Sailor. A form of Mario, dedicated to the Virgin Mary."JamarioAmerican — "Sailor. A form of Mario, dedicated to the Virgin Mary."JamariusAmerican — "Sailor. A form of Mario, dedicated to the Virgin Mary."JamaryoAmerican — "Sailor. A form of Mario, dedicated to the Virgin Mary."JemarioAmerican — "Sailor. A form of Mario, dedicated to the Virgin Mary."JemarusFrench — "Sailor. A form of Mario, dedicated to the Virgin Mary."JomarArabic — "A combination of Joseph and Mary"LoordesBasque — "Place in France where Virgin Mary reportedly appeared to a young girl and miracles of healing subsequently took place."MareoJapanese — "Dedicated to the Virgin Mary. The Italian form of Mark, warrior, war-like one, of Mars."MarianoSpanish — "Mary's son, Wished for, Star of the sea, Bitter. The masculine form of Mary."MaryoLatin — "Dedicated to the Virgin Mary. The Italian form of Mark, warrior, war-like one, of Mars."MaryonEnglish — "Mary's son, Wished for, Star of the sea, Bitter. The masculine form of Mary."

Girl names that mean Mary

AddolorataItalian — "the Italian addolorato grieved, sorrowful, sorry Addolorata is an example of a name derived from one of the designations of the Virgin Mary, Madonna Addolorata Our Lady of Sorrows"AgurtzaneBasque — "Refers to the Virgin Mary"AinhoaBasque — "Refers to the Virgin Mary"AitziberBasque — "Refers to the Virgin Mary"AlmundaSpanish — "Refers to the Virgin Mary"AlmundenaSpanish — "Refers to the Virgin Mary."AlmundinaSpanish — "Refers to the Virgin Mary."AltagraciaSpanish — "High. Abbreviation of Altagracia - a reference to the high grace of Jesus' mother Mary."AramaSpanish — "Refers to the Virgin Mary"ArrateBasque — "Refers to the Virgin Mary"AssuncaoPortuguese — "the Portuguese assuncao as-sumption The name makes reference to the assumption of the Virgin Mary to heaven following her death"AsuncionSpanish — "Refers to the Virgin Mary's assumption into heaven"BethannEnglish — "A village near Jerusalem where Jesus visited Mary; Martha and Lazarus"ConsiliaItalian — "the Latin Consilium coun-sel, Consilia is usually bestowed in honor of the Virgin Mary, Our Lady of Good Counsel"DorbetaSpanish — "Reference to the Virgin Mary."FloramariaSpanish — "Flower of Mary"GenessaHebrew — "Origin, birth. Genisis is the name of the first book in the Bible. 'Genisia' - the Virgin Mary of Turin - is a protectress invoked against drought in Catholic tradition."GenisaHebrew — "Genisia, the Virgin Mary of Turin, is a protectress invoked against drought in Catholic tradition."GenisiaHebrew — "Genisia, the Virgin Mary of Turin, is a protectress invoked against drought in Catholic tradition."GenisisHebrew — "Origin, birth. Genisis is the name of the first book in the Bible. 'Genisia' - the Virgin Mary of Turin - is a protectress invoked against drought in Catholic tradition."GodalupeSpanish — "Reference to the Virgin Mary."GwenfairEnglish — "Blessed mary"IdoiaSpanish — "Reference to the Virgin Mary."IdurreSpanish — "Reference to the Virgin Mary."ImmacolataItalian — "the Latin immaculatus immaculate The name is bestowed in honor of the Virgin Mary, Maria Immacolata, in reference to the Immaculate Conception"InmaculadaEnglish — "Immaculate; conception of virgin mary"IratzeArabic — "Reference to the Virgin Mary"IzazkunSpanish — "Reference to the Virgin Mary."JosfepheFrench — "Feminine form of Joseph, a borrowing from the Ecclesiastic Late Latin, which is from the Ecclesias-tic Greek Ioseph, which in turn is from the Hebrew Yosef, a name derived from yosef may he add The name is often used in conjunction with Marie in honor of Joseph and Mary, the parents of Jesus Christ"LandahBasque — "Wished-for, Star of the sea, Bitter. A form of Mary."LegarreSpanish — "Reference to the Virgin Mary."LeiraSpanish — "Reference to the Virgin Mary."LeraSpanish — "Reference to the Virgin Mary."LordaSpanish — "Reference to the Virgin Mary."LouredesSpanish — "Reference to the Virgin Mary."LucenaSpanish — "Illumination. Light. Mythological Roman goddess of childbirth and giver of first light to newborns. Also refers to Mary as Lady of the Light."LucinnaLatin — "Illumination. Mythological Roman goddess of childbirth and giver of first light to newborns. Also refers to Mary as Lady of the Light."MaaikeDutch — "As Mary"MagdolnaHungarian — "Hungarian form of Magdalena, a Latinate form of the Ecclesiastic Greek Magdalene woman from Magdala, a town near the Sea of Galilee The name is borne in the Bible by Mary Magdalene, a woman Christ cured of seven demons"MahleeHebrew — "Descendants of Mary, An elder tree."MahlieAboriginal — "Descendants of Mary, An elder tree."MaileeEnglish — "From the wished-for one's meadow, From the bitter one's meadow, From star of the sea meadow. A combination of Mary and Lee."MairaMuslim — "Wished for, Star of the sea, Bitter. A form of Mary."MairahHebrew — "Wished for, Star of the sea, Bitter. A form of Mary."MairiaIrish — "Wished for, Star of the sea, Bitter. A form of Mary."MairiahHebrew — "Wished for, Star of the sea, Bitter. A form of Mary."MairimHebrew — "Wished for, Star of the sea, Bitter. A form of Mary."MaironaIrish — "Wished for, Star of the sea, Bitter. A form of Mary."MairwenWelsh — "Wished for, Star of the sea, Bitter. A form of Mary."MairwinHebrew — "Wished for, Star of the sea, Bitter. A form of Mary."MairwynHebrew — "Wished for, Star of the sea, Bitter. A form of Mary."MajkenScandinavian — "Diminutive Form Of Mary"MalianaHawaiian — "Hawaiian form of Marianne and Marian, both of which originated as variants of Marion, a French diminutive form of Marie, a cognate of Mary. See MALAEA"MaliyahAmerican — "Form Of Mary"MalrfaIrish — "Gaelic form of Maria, which is a Latinate form of Mary See MARY"MamieEnglish — "Abbreviation of Mary and Miriam. Also a diminutive of any feminine name beginning with M. Also used as an independent name in the USA"ManiaGreek — "Wished for, Star of the sea, Bitter. A form of Mary."ManiahHebrew — "Wished for, Star of the sea, Bitter. A form of Mary."ManyahHebrew — "Wished for, Star of the sea, Bitter. A form of Mary."MarabelSpanish — "Wished for, Star of the sea, Bitter. A combination of Mary and Mabel."MarabelaEnglish — "Wished for, Star of the sea, Bitter. A combination of Mary and Mabel."MarabelahEnglish — "Wished for, Star of the sea, Bitter. A combination of Mary and Mabel."MarabeleEnglish — "Wished for, Star of the sea, Bitter. A combination of Mary and Mabel."MarabellEnglish — "Wished for, Star of the sea, Bitter. A combination of Mary and Mabel."MarabellaEnglish — "Wished for, Star of the sea, Bitter. A combination of Mary and Mabel."MarabellahEnglish — "Wished for, Star of the sea, Bitter. A combination of Mary and Mabel."MarabelleEnglish — "Wished for, Star of the sea, Bitter. A combination of Mary and Mabel."MaraiaAboriginal — "God is my teacher, Wished for, Star of the sea, Bitter. A form of Mary; Fire."MaralinHebrew — "From the wished-for one's pool, from the bitter one's pool, From the star of the sea pool. The combination of Mary and Lyn."MaralynEnglish — "From the wished-for one's pool, from the bitter one's pool, From the star of the sea pool. The combination of Mary and Lyn."MarayaAboriginal — "God is my teacher, Wished for, Star of the sea, Bitter. A form of Mary; Fire."MarayahAboriginal — "God is my teacher, Wished for, Star of the sea, Bitter. A form of Mary; Fire."MareabethHebrew — "Wished for. Star of the sea. Bitter in the house of God. A combination of Mary and Beth."MareajoHebrew — "God's gracious wished for. Star of the sea. A combination of Mary and Jo."MareebethHebrew — "Wished for. Star of the sea. Bitter in the house of God. A combination of Mary and Beth."MareecaDutch — "Wished for, Star of the sea, Bitter. A form of Mary."MareeckaDutch — "Wished for, Star of the sea, Bitter. A form of Mary."MareejoHebrew — "God's gracious wished for. Star of the sea. A combination of Mary and Jo."MareekaDutch — "Wished for, Star of the sea, Bitter. A form of Mary."MareelouGerman — "Famous warrior. Wished for. Star of the sea. Bitter in the house of God. A combination of Mary and Lou."MareeluGerman — "Famous warrior. Wished for. Star of the sea. Bitter in the house of God. A combination of Mary and Lou."MareldeTeutonic — "Elfin Mary"MaressaLatin — "Of the sea. Variant of Marie and Mary."MareyHebrew — "Pearl. A form of Mary."MargFinnish — "Wished for, Star of the sea, Bitter. A form of Mary."MargeAmerican — "Wished for, Star of the sea, Bitter. A form of Mary."MariaannEnglish — "Blend of mary"MariabellaSpanish — "Beautiful Mary."MariamuAfrican — "For the Virgin Mary. (Swahili)"MarianahEnglish — "Graceful. Wished for. Star of the sea. Bitter. A combination of Mary and Ann."MarianeFrench — "Graceful. Wished for. Star of the sea. Bitter. A combination of Mary and Ann."MariannLatin — "Graceful. Wished for. Star of the sea. Bitter. A combination of Mary and Ann."MaribelSpanish — "Wished for, Star of the sea, Bitter. A combination of Mary and Mabel."MaribelaEnglish — "Wished for, Star of the sea, Bitter. A combination of Mary and Mabel."MaribelahEnglish — "Wished for, Star of the sea, Bitter. A combination of Mary and Mabel."MaribeleEnglish — "Wished for, Star of the sea, Bitter. A combination of Mary and Mabel."MaribellLatin — "Wished for, Star of the sea, Bitter. A combination of Mary and Mabel."MaribellaLatin — "Wished for, Star of the sea, Bitter. A combination of Mary and Mabel."MaribellahEnglish — "Wished for, Star of the sea, Bitter. A combination of Mary and Mabel."MaribelleHebrew — "Wished for, Star of the sea, Bitter. A combination of Mary and Mabel."MaribethAmerican — "Wished for. Star of the sea. Bitter in the house of God. A combination of Mary and Beth."MaricahDutch — "Wished for, Star of the sea, Bitter. A form of Mary."MariciaLatin — "Of the sea. Variant of Marie and Mary."MarickaDutch — "Wished for, Star of the sea, Bitter. A form of Mary."MariebethHebrew — "Wished for. Star of the sea. Bitter in the house of God. A combination of Mary and Beth."MariekaDutch — "Wished for, Star of the sea, Bitter. A form of Mary."MarielenGreek — "Shining wished for. Star of the sea. Bitter. A combination of Mary and Ellen."MariellenGreek — "Shining wished for. Star of the sea. Bitter. A combination of Mary and Ellen."MarienaEnglish — "Graceful. Wished for. Star of the sea. Bitter. A combination of Mary and Ann."MarienahEnglish — "Graceful. Wished for. Star of the sea. Bitter. A combination of Mary and Ann."MarieneEnglish — "Graceful. Wished for. Star of the sea. Bitter. A combination of Mary and Ann."MariennEnglish — "Graceful. Wished for. Star of the sea. Bitter. A combination of Mary and Ann."MariennaEnglish — "Graceful. Wished for. Star of the sea. Bitter. A combination of Mary and Ann."MariennahEnglish — "Graceful. Wished for. Star of the sea. Bitter. A combination of Mary and Ann."MarienneEnglish — "Graceful. Wished for. Star of the sea. Bitter. A combination of Mary and Ann."MarietHebrew — "Pearl. A form of Mary."MarietaSpanish — "Pearl. A form of Mary."MariettHebrew — "Pearl. A form of Mary."MariettaFrench — "Pearl. A form of Mary."MarietteFrench — "Pearl. A form of Mary."MarijeDutch — "As Mary"MarijoHebrew — "God's gracious wished for. Star of the sea. A combination of Mary and Jo."MarijoeHebrew — "God's gracious wished for. Star of the sea. A combination of Mary and Jo."MarijohHebrew — "God's gracious wished for. Star of the sea. A combination of Mary and Jo."MarikeDutch — "Wished for, Star of the sea, Bitter. A form of Mary."MarikiaDutch — "Wished for, Star of the sea, Bitter. A form of Mary."MarilaHebrew — "Wished for, star of the sea, bitter. A form of Mary."MarilahHebrew — "Wished for, star of the sea, bitter. A form of Mary."MarileaHebrew — "From the wished-for one's pool, from the bitter one's pool, From the star of the sea pool. The combination of Mary and Lyn."MarileahHebrew — "From the wished-for one's pool, from the bitter one's pool, From the star of the sea pool. The combination of Mary and Lyn."MarileeAmerican — "Combination of Mary and Lee"MarileiEnglish — "From the wished-for one's meadow, From the bitter one's meadow, From star of the sea meadow. A combination of Mary and Lee."MarileighEnglish — "From the wished-for one's meadow, From the bitter one's meadow, From star of the sea meadow. A combination of Mary and Lee."MarilenaHebrew — "From the wished-for one's pool, from the bitter one's pool, From the star of the sea pool. The combination of Mary and Lyn."MarileneHebrew — "From the wished-for one's pool, from the bitter one's pool, From the star of the sea pool. The combination of Mary and Lyn."MarileyEnglish — "From the wished-for one's meadow, From the bitter one's meadow, From star of the sea meadow. A combination of Mary and Lee."MariliEnglish — "From the wished-for one's meadow, From the bitter one's meadow, From star of the sea meadow. A combination of Mary and Lee."MariliaEnglish — "From the wished-for one's meadow, From the bitter one's meadow, From star of the sea meadow. A combination of Mary and Lee."MarilieEnglish — "From the wished-for one's meadow, From the bitter one's meadow, From star of the sea meadow. A combination of Mary and Lee."MarilinHebrew — "From the wished-for one's pool, from the bitter one's pool, From the star of the sea pool. The combination of Mary and Lyn."MarilinaHebrew — "From the wished-for one's pool, from the bitter one's pool, from the star of the sea pool. The combination of Mary and Lyn."MarilineHebrew — "From the wished-for one's pool, from the bitter one's pool, from the star of the sea pool. The combination of Mary and Lyn."MarilingWelsh — "From the wished-for one's pool, from the bitter one's pool, from the star of the sea pool. The combination of Mary and Lyn."MarillaIrish — "Wished for, star of the sea, bitter. A form of Mary."MarillahHebrew — "Wished for, star of the sea, bitter. A form of Mary."MarilouGerman — "Famous warrior. Wished for. Star of the sea. Bitter in the house of God. A combination of Mary and Lou."MariluAmerican — "Famous warrior. Wished for. Star of the sea. Bitter in the house of God. A combination of Mary and Lou."MarilyHebrew — "From the wished-for one's meadow, From the bitter one's meadow, From star of the sea meadow. A combination of Mary and Lee."MarilynnEnglish — "From the wished-for one's pool, from the bitter one's pool, From the star of the sea pool. The combination of Mary and Lyn."MariquaDutch — "Wished for, Star of the sea, Bitter. A form of Mary."MariqueDutch — "Wished for, Star of the sea, Bitter. A form of Mary."MarisabelLatin — "Of the sea. Variant of Marie and Mary."MarishkaHebrew — "Wished for, Star of the sea, Bitter. A form of Mary."MariskeDutch — "Wished for, Star of the sea, Bitter. A form of Mary."MarittaSpanish — "Variant of Mary."MariumArabic — "Arabic for Mary, Mother of Jesus"MarizaLatin — "Of the sea. Variant of Marie and Mary."MarjaFinnish — "Wished for, Star of the sea, Bitter. A form of Mary."MarjaeFinnish — "Wished for, Star of the sea, Bitter. A form of Mary."MarjahSanskrit — "Wished for, Star of the sea, Bitter. A form of Mary."MarjatteFinnish — "Wished for, Star of the sea, Bitter. A form of Mary."MarjieFinnish — "Wished for, Star of the sea, Bitter. A form of Mary."MarleneeEnglish — "Blend of mary"MarlonaEnglish — "Wished-for child, star of the sea, bitter. A form of Mary."MarlonahEnglish — "Wished-for child, star of the sea, bitter. A form of Mary."MarloneEnglish — "Wished-for child, star of the sea, bitter. A form of Mary."MaroulaGreek — "Wished for, star of the sea, bitter. A form of Mary."MaroulahGreek — "Wished for, star of the sea, bitter. A form of Mary."MaroullahGreek — "Wished for, star of the sea, bitter. A form of Mary."MarreaHebrew — "Pearl. A form of Mary."MarreeHebrew — "Pearl. A form of Mary."MarreyHebrew — "Pearl. A form of Mary."MarriaHebrew — "Pearl. A form of Mary."MarriahAboriginal — "God is my teacher, Wished for, Star of the sea, Bitter. A form of Mary; Fire."MarriamEnglish — "Blend of mary"MarrianEnglish — "Blend of mary"MarrianaEnglish — "Blend of mary"MarriannEnglish — "Blend of mary"MarriannaEnglish — "Blend of mary"MarricaAmerican — "Wished for, Star of the sea, Bitter. A form of Mary."MarricahDutch — "Wished for, Star of the sea, Bitter. A form of Mary."MarrieHebrew — "Pearl. A form of Mary."MarrietHebrew — "Pearl. A form of Mary."MarrietaHebrew — "Pearl. A form of Mary."MarrieteHebrew — "Pearl. A form of Mary."MarriettaHebrew — "Pearl. A form of Mary."MarrietteHebrew — "Pearl. A form of Mary."MarrikaDutch — "Wished for, Star of the sea, Bitter. A form of Mary."MarrikeDutch — "Wished for, Star of the sea, Bitter. A form of Mary."MarryHebrew — "Pearl. A form of Mary."MarryaAboriginal — "God is my teacher, Wished for, Star of the sea, Bitter. A form of Mary; Fire."MarryahAboriginal — "God is my teacher, Wished for, Star of the sea, Bitter. A form of Mary; Fire."Mary AnnEnglish — "A combination of mary and ann"MaryamGreek — "Arabic form of Mary."Maryam BatoolArabic — "Variant of Mary: Mother of Jesus, Ascetic Virgin Maiden"Maryam FatimaArabic — "VARIANT of MARY: BITTER, MOTHER of JESUS, ONE WHO ABSTAINS, BABY'S NURSE"Maryam NoorArabic — "Variant of Mary: Mother of Jesus, Light"MaryaneEnglish — "Graceful. Wished for. Star of the sea. Bitter. A combination of Mary and Ann."MaryannaEnglish — "Derived from Mary, meaning bitter. Mary was the biblical mother of Christ."MaryannahEnglish — "Graceful. Wished for. Star of the sea. Bitter. A combination of Mary and Ann."MaryanneEnglish — "Graceful. Wished for. Star of the sea. Bitter. A combination of Mary and Ann."MarybelHebrew — "Wished for, Star of the sea, Bitter. A combination of Mary and Mabel."MarybelaEnglish — "Wished for, Star of the sea, Bitter. A combination of Mary and Mabel."MarybelahEnglish — "Wished for, Star of the sea, Bitter. A combination of Mary and Mabel."MarybeleEnglish — "Wished for, Star of the sea, Bitter. A combination of Mary and Mabel."MarybellEnglish — "Wished for, Star of the sea, Bitter. A combination of Mary and Mabel."MarybellaEnglish — "Wished for, Star of the sea, Bitter. A combination of Mary and Mabel."MarybellahEnglish — "Wished for, Star of the sea, Bitter. A combination of Mary and Mabel."MarybelleEnglish — "Wished for, Star of the sea, Bitter. A combination of Mary and Mabel."MarybethHebrew — "Wished for. Star of the sea. Bitter in the house of God. A combination of Mary and Beth."MarycaDutch — "Wished for, Star of the sea, Bitter. A form of Mary."MaryckaDutch — "Wished for, Star of the sea, Bitter. A form of Mary."MaryelenGreek — "Shining wished for. Star of the sea. Bitter. A combination of Mary and Ellen."MaryellenGreek — "Shining wished for. Star of the sea. Bitter. A combination of Mary and Ellen."MaryenEnglish — "Graceful. Wished for. Star of the sea. Bitter. A combination of Mary and Ann."MaryenaEnglish — "Graceful. Wished for. Star of the sea. Bitter. A combination of Mary and Ann."MaryeneEnglish — "Graceful. Wished for. Star of the sea. Bitter. A combination of Mary and Ann."MaryennEnglish — "Graceful. Wished for. Star of the sea. Bitter. A combination of Mary and Ann."MaryennaEnglish — "Graceful. Wished for. Star of the sea. Bitter. A combination of Mary and Ann."MaryenneEnglish — "Graceful. Wished for. Star of the sea. Bitter. A combination of Mary and Ann."MaryjaneAmerican — "Combination Of Mary And Jane"MaryjoHebrew — "God's gracious wished for. Star of the sea. A combination of Mary and Jo."MaryjoeHebrew — "God's gracious wished for. Star of the sea. A combination of Mary and Jo."MaryjohHebrew — "God's gracious wished for. Star of the sea. A combination of Mary and Jo."MarykDutch — "Wished for, Star of the sea, Bitter. A form of Mary."MarykaDutch — "Wished for, Star of the sea, Bitter. A form of Mary."MarylaHebrew — "Wished for, star of the sea, bitter. A form of Mary."MarylahHebrew — "Wished for, star of the sea, bitter. A form of Mary."MaryleaEnglish — "From the wished-for one's meadow, From the bitter one's meadow, From star of the sea meadow. A combination of Mary and Lee."MaryleahEnglish — "From the wished-for one's meadow, From the bitter one's meadow, From star of the sea meadow. A combination of Mary and Lee."MaryleeHebrew — "Wished for, star of the sea, bitter. A form of Mary."MaryleiEnglish — "From the wished-for one's meadow, From the bitter one's meadow, From star of the sea meadow. A combination of Mary and Lee."MaryleighEnglish — "From the wished-for one's meadow, From the bitter one's meadow, From star of the sea meadow. A combination of Mary and Lee."MaryleyEnglish — "From the wished-for one's meadow, From the bitter one's meadow, From star of the sea meadow. A combination of Mary and Lee."MaryliEnglish — "From the wished-for one's meadow, From the bitter one's meadow, From star of the sea meadow. A combination of Mary and Lee."MarylieEnglish — "From the wished-for one's meadow, From the bitter one's meadow, From star of the sea meadow. A combination of Mary and Lee."MarylinEnglish — "From the wished-for one's pool, from the bitter one's pool, From the star of the sea pool. The combination of Mary and Lyn."MarylinaHebrew — "From the wished-for one's pool, from the bitter one's pool, from the star of the sea pool. The combination of Mary and Lyn."MarylineHebrew — "From the wished-for one's pool, from the bitter one's pool, from the star of the sea pool. The combination of Mary and Lyn."MarylouGerman — "Famous warrior. Wished for. Star of the sea. Bitter in the house of God. A combination of Mary and Lou."MaryluEnglish — "Famous warrior. Wished for. Star of the sea. Bitter in the house of God. A combination of Mary and Lou."MarylyEnglish — "From the wished-for one's meadow, From the bitter one's meadow, From star of the sea meadow. A combination of Mary and Lee."MarylynEnglish — "From the wished-for one's pool, from the bitter one's pool, from the star of the sea pool. The combination of Mary and Lyn."MarylynaHebrew — "From the wished-for one's pool, from the bitter one's pool, from the star of the sea pool. The combination of Mary and Lyn."MarylyneHebrew — "From the wished-for one's pool, from the bitter one's pool, from the star of the sea pool. The combination of Mary and Lyn."MarylyngHebrew — "From the wished-for one's pool, from the bitter one's pool, from the star of the sea pool. The combination of Mary and Lyn."MarylynnEnglish — "From the wished-for one's pool, from the bitter one's pool, From the star of the sea pool. The combination of Mary and Lyn."MaryssaLatin — "Of the sea. Variant of Marie and Mary."MasiraArabic — "Variant Of Mary: Bitter."MaurieLatin — "Dark-haired. The Irish form of Mary, wished-for child, Star of the Sea, Bitter."MayrHebrew — "Wished for, Star of the sea, Bitter. A form of Mary."MayrahHebrew — "Wished for, Star of the sea, Bitter. A form of Mary."MayreHebrew — "Wished for, Star of the sea, Bitter. A form of Mary."MeleseiniPolynesian — "Polynesian form of Mary Jane See JANE and MARY English Names"MeraAfrican — "A Swahili form of Mary"MeriaAmerican — "God is my teacher, Wished for, Star of the sea, Bitter. A form of Mary; Fire."MeriahAboriginal — "God is my teacher, Wished for, Star of the sea, Bitter. A form of Mary; Fire."MeriamneHebrew — "Strong-willed, Wished for, Star of the sea, Bitter. A form of Mary."MericaSlavic — "Wished for, Star of the sea, Bitter. A form of Mary."MericahDutch — "Wished for, Star of the sea, Bitter. A form of Mary."MeriemArabic — "Mary"MerikaHebrew — "Wished for, Star of the sea, Bitter. A form of Mary."MerikahDutch — "Wished for, Star of the sea, Bitter. A form of Mary."MeriquaDutch — "Wished for, Star of the sea, Bitter. A form of Mary."MeriqueDutch — "Wished for, Star of the sea, Bitter. A form of Mary."MerralinHebrew — "From the wished-for one's pool, from the bitter one's pool, From the star of the sea pool. The combination of Mary and Lyn."MerralynHebrew — "From the wished-for one's pool, from the bitter one's pool, From the star of the sea pool. The combination of Mary and Lyn."MerrelinaHebrew — "From the wished-for one's pool, from the bitter one's pool, From the star of the sea pool. The combination of Mary and Lyn."MerrelineHebrew — "From the wished-for one's pool, from the bitter one's pool, From the star of the sea pool. The combination of Mary and Lyn."MerrelynHebrew — "From the wished-for one's pool, from the bitter one's pool, From the star of the sea pool. The combination of Mary and Lyn."MerrelynnHebrew — "From the wished-for one's pool, from the bitter one's pool, From the star of the sea pool. The combination of Mary and Lyn."MerrileeEnglish — "From the wished-for one's pool, from the bitter one's pool, From the star of the sea pool. The combination of Mary and Lyn."MerriliHebrew — "From the wished-for one's pool, from the bitter one's pool, From the star of the sea pool. The combination of Mary and Lyn."MerrilliHebrew — "From the wished-for one's pool, from the bitter one's pool, From the star of the sea pool. The combination of Mary and Lyn."MerrillinHebrew — "From the wished-for one's pool, from the bitter one's pool, From the star of the sea pool. The combination of Mary and Lyn."MerrillinaHebrew — "From the wished-for one's pool, from the bitter one's pool, From the star of the sea pool. The combination of Mary and Lyn."MerrillineHebrew — "From the wished-for one's pool, from the bitter one's pool, From the star of the sea pool. The combination of Mary and Lyn."MerrillynnHebrew — "From the wished-for one's pool, from the bitter one's pool, From the star of the sea pool. The combination of Mary and Lyn."MerrilynHebrew — "From the wished-for one's pool, from the bitter one's pool, From the star of the sea pool. The combination of Mary and Lyn."MerryanneAmerican — "Popular combination of the names Merry and Anne, which is modeled after the earlier Maryanne. See ANNE and MERRY"MerrylinHebrew — "From the wished-for one's pool, from the bitter one's pool, From the star of the sea pool. The combination of Mary and Lyn."MerrylinaHebrew — "From the wished-for one's pool, from the bitter one's pool, From the star of the sea pool. The combination of Mary and Lyn."MerrylineHebrew — "From the wished-for one's pool, from the bitter one's pool, From the star of the sea pool. The combination of Mary and Lyn."MerrylynHebrew — "From the wished-for one's pool, from the bitter one's pool, From the star of the sea pool. The combination of Mary and Lyn."MerrylynaHebrew — "From the wished-for one's pool, from the bitter one's pool, From the star of the sea pool. The combination of Mary and Lyn."MerrylyneHebrew — "From the wished-for one's pool, from the bitter one's pool, From the star of the sea pool. The combination of Mary and Lyn."MeyyaAfrican — "A Swahili form of Mary"MeyyeAfrican — "A Swahili form of Mary"MhaireHebrew — "Wished for, Star of the sea, Bitter.A form of Mary."MhaireeHebrew — "Wished for, Star of the sea, Bitter.A form of Mary."MhaireyHebrew — "Wished for, Star of the sea, Bitter.A form of Mary."MhairiHebrew — "Wished for, Star of the sea, Bitter.A form of Mary."MhairieHebrew — "Wished for, Star of the sea, Bitter.A form of Mary."MhairyHebrew — "Wished for, Star of the sea, Bitter.A form of Mary."MiramneHebrew — "Strong-willed, Wished for, Star of the sea, Bitter. A form of Mary."MllagrosSpanish — "the Spanish milagro miracle, wonder The name is bestowed in honor of the Virgin Mary, Nuestra Sefbra de los Milagros Our Lady of Miracles. Pet: Mili"MoiraEnglish — "Great. The Irish form of Mary, wished-for child, star of the sea, bitter.; Fate, reward"MoiraeGreek — "Great. The Irish form of Mary, wished-for child, star of the sea, bitter.; Fate, reward"MoirahLatin — "Dark-haired. The Irish form of Mary, wished-for child, Star of the Sea, Bitter."MolaraBasque — "Wished-for child. Star of the sea. Bitter. A form of Mary."MolarahBasque — "Wished-for child. Star of the sea. Bitter. A form of Mary."MolarraBasque — "Wished-for child. Star of the sea. Bitter. A form of Mary."MolarrahBasque — "Wished-for child. Star of the sea. Bitter. A form of Mary."MorahAboriginal — "God is my teacher, Wished for, Star of the sea, Bitter. A form of Mary; Fire."MoryaAboriginal — "God is my teacher, Wished for, Star of the sea, Bitter. A form of Mary; Fire."MoryahAboriginal — "God is my teacher, Wished for, Star of the sea, Bitter. A form of Mary; Fire."MouiraLatin — "Dark-haired. The Irish form of Mary, wished-for child, Star of the Sea, Bitter."MoyrahLatin — "Dark-haired. The Irish form of Mary, wished-for child, Star of the Sea, Bitter."MyriamHebrew — "Strong-willed, Wished for, Star of the sea, Bitter. A form of Mary."MyriamneHebrew — "Strong-willed, Wished for, Star of the sea, Bitter. A form of Mary."MyryamHebrew — "Strong-willed, Wished for, Star of the sea, Bitter. A form of Mary."MyryamneHebrew — "Strong-willed, Wished for, Star of the sea, Bitter. A form of Mary."NaiaraSpanish — "Of the Virgin Mary"NaiariaBasque — "Refers to the Virgin Mary"NlevesSpanish — "the Spanish nieves snows. The name is bestowed in honor of the Virgin Mary, Nuestra Sefbra de las Nieves Our Lady of Snows, in reference to a miracle of unmelted snow in hot weather"OzraUrdu — "Virgin, Virgin Mary"SocorraSpanish — "the Spanish socorro help, aid, assistance. The name is bestowed in honor of the Virgin Mary, Nuestra Sewra del Perpetuo Socorro Our Lady of Perpetual Help"SoledSpanish — "the Spanish soledad solitude. The name is bestowed in honor of the Virgin Mary, Nuestra Sefora de la Soledad Our Lady of Solitude"SomeHawaiian — "believe it to be a variant of the Irish Moyra; an anagram of Mary; a borrowing of the name of a seaport in ancient Lycia; or a deriviation of the Latin myrrha myrrh"YamaireeHebrew — "Wished-for child, Star of the sea, Bitter. A form of Mary"YamaireyHebrew — "Wished-for child, Star of the sea, Bitter. A form of Mary"YamairiHebrew — "Wished-for child, Star of the sea, Bitter. A form of Mary"YamairieHebrew — "Wished-for child, Star of the sea, Bitter. A form of Mary"YamairyHebrew — "Wished-for child, Star of the sea, Bitter. A form of Mary"YamareeHebrew — "Wished-for child, Star of the sea, Bitter. A form of Mary"YamareyHebrew — "Wished-for child, Star of the sea, Bitter. A form of Mary"YamariHebrew — "Wished-for child, Star of the sea, Bitter. A form of Mary"YamariaHebrew — "Wished-for child, Star of the sea, Bitter. A form of Mary"YamariahHebrew — "Wished-for child, Star of the sea, Bitter. A form of Mary"YamarisHebrew — "Wished-for child, Star of the sea, Bitter. A form of Mary"YamarissaHebrew — "Wished-for child, Star of the sea, Bitter. A form of Mary"YamarisseHebrew — "Wished-for child, Star of the sea, Bitter. A form of Mary"YamaryHebrew — "Wished-for child, Star of the sea, Bitter. A form of Mary"YamaryaHebrew — "Wished-for child, Star of the sea, Bitter. A form of Mary"YamaryahHebrew — "Wished-for child, Star of the sea, Bitter. A form of Mary"YamayraHebrew — "Wished-for child, Star of the sea, Bitter. A form of Mary"YamayrahHebrew — "Wished-for child, Star of the sea, Bitter. A form of Mary"

Unisex names that mean Mary

MarianEnglish — "Graceful. Wished for. Star of the sea. Bitter. A combination of Mary and Ann."MariandaLatin — "Variant of Mary: bitter."MarjonPolish — "Variant of Mary: bitter."MarlieAmerican — "Descendants of Mary, An elder tree."MaryannEnglish — "Derived from Mary 'Bitter.' Mary was the biblical mother of Christ. Names like Dolores and Mercedes have been created to express aspects of Mary's life and worship."

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