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Displayed on this page are M- names 201 to 220. Unusual M- names include the Italian Meo, the French Mercure, the Italian and Spanish Mercurio, the Dutch and Finnish Mercurius, the English Mercury, the Iranian and Kurdish Merd, the English Meredith, the Albanian Mergim, the English Merle, the English and German Merlin, the English Merlyn, Merrick, Merry, the Iranian and Turkish Mert, the German Merten, the English Merv, Mervin, the Engilsh Mervyn, the German Methodius, and the Arabic and Turkish Metin.
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Meo ... son of Talmai ... of Aramaic origin and it is used largely ... form of Bartholomew ... Mercure ... merchandise ... a French name of Latin origin ... variation of Mercury ... not in the top 1000 names ... Mercurio ... merchandise ... mainly used in Italian and Spanish, ... variant form of Mercury ... Mercurius ... merchandise ... largely used in Dutch and Finnish ... derived from Latin origins ... Mercury ... merchandise ... language of origin is Latin and it is used ... first name was borne in Roman mythology by ... Merd ... brave, manly, trustworthy ... of Turkish origin ... used mainly in the Iranian and Kurdish ... Meredith Mergim ... foreign, stranger ... origin and use are both in the Albanian ... represents the transferred use of the ... Merle Merlin Merlyn Merrick ... primarily used in English and it is ... first name is derived from a family name, ... Merry ... great chief ... used chiefly in the English language and ... form of Meredith ... Mert ... brave, manly, trustworthy ... language of origin is Turkish, and it is used ... Merten ... war-like, dedicated ... of Latin origin and it is used mainly ... variant of Martin ... Merv ... marrow; eminent, great ... an English name of Welsh origin ... form of Mervyn ... Mervin Mervyn Methodius ... method ... language of origin is Old Greek and it is used ... name was borne by Saint Methodius (826-885), ... Metin ... strong, firm ... mainly used in the Arabic and Turkish ... a rarely used baby name for boys ... |
... great chief ... largely used in the English language ... first name is Anglicized from the Welsh male ... 
... blackbird ... used chiefly in the English language and ... name is derived from the Old French 'merle', ... 
... seahill fort ... an English and German name of Celtic ... name acquired the -lin diminutive suffix via ... 
... seahill fort ... has its origins in the Celtic language and ... form of Merlin ... 
... marrow; eminent, great ... mainly used in the English language and ... variant form of Mervyn ... 
... marrow; eminent, great ... has its origins in the Welsh language and ... unusual as a baby boy name ...