Girl Names(Indian)- M

Manasa, Maanasa (mind)
Maanika (ruby)
Madhavi (a creeper with beautiful flowers; springtime)
Madhu (honey)
Madhubala (sweet girl)
Madhuchanda (pleasing metrical composition)
Madhuksara (one who showers honey)
Madhulata (lovely creeper)
Madhulekha (beautiful)
Madhulika (honey)
Madhumalati (a flowering creeper)
Madhumati (full of honey)
Madhumita (full of honey)
Madhunisha (pleasant night)
Madhur (sweet)
Madhura (sugar)
Madhuri (sweetness)
Madhurima (sweetness)
Madhushri (the spring)
Madirakshi (woman with intozicating eyes)
Magana (engrossed)
Mahadevi (Goddess Parvati)
Mahagauri (Goddess Durga)
Mahalakshmi (Goddess Lakshmi)
Mahamaya (Goddess Durga)
Mahasweta (Goddess Saraswati)
Mahati (great, name of a raaga)
Mahi (the earth)
Mahika (the earth)
Mahima (greatness)
Mahajabeen (beautiful)
Mahijuba (a hostess)
Mahua (an intoxicating flower)
Maina (a bird)
Maithili, Mythili (sita)
Maitreya (the name of a sage)
Maitreyi (a learned woman of the past)
Maitri (friendship)
Makshi (honeybee)
Mala (a garland)
Malashree (an early evening melody)
Malati (a creeper with fragrant flowers)
Malaya (a creeper)
Malika (a garland)
Malina (dark)
Malini (a garlandmaker)
Mallika (jasmine)
Mamata (affection)
Manali (a bird)
Manana (meditation)
Manda (a river)
Mandakini (a river)
Mandakranta (a Sanskrit metre)
Mandarmalika (a garland of celestial)
Mandaraa (coral tree)
Mandira (cymbals; home)
Mangala, Mangla (auspicious)
Manideepa (a lamp of precious stones)
Manikuntala (one whose hair is like gems)
Manimala (a string of pearls)
Manimekhala (a girdle of gems)
Manisha, Mohisha (intellect)
Manoranjana (entertaining, pleasing)
Manjari (the sacred basil; blossom)
Manjira (ankle-bells)
Manjistha (extremely)
Manjyot (light of the mind)
Manju (sweet)
Manjubala (a sweet girl)
Manjula (sweet)
Manjulika (a sweet girl)
Manjusha (treasure chest)
Manjushri (sweet lustre)
Manmayi (jealous; Sri Radha)
Manorama (beautiful)
Marichi (name of a star)
Markandeya (a devotee to Lord Shiva)
Maushmi (monsoon wind)
Maya (illusion)
Mayura (illusion)
Mayuri, Mayuka (peahen)
Medha (intellect; Goddess Saraswati)
Medini (the earth)
Meena (precious blue stone)
Meenakshi (a woman wil beautiful eyes)
Meera (a saint)
Megha (cloud)
Meghamala (array of clouds)
Meghana (cloud)
Mehal (cloud)
Mehbooba (beloved)
Meher (benevolence)
Mehrunissa (benevolent)
Mehul (cloud; rain)
Mekhala (girdle)
Mena (wife of the Himalayas)
Menaka (a celestial dancer)
Minal (a precious stone)
Minati (prayer)
Mirium (wished-for child)
Mita (a friend)
Mitali (friendship)
Mohini (enchantress)
Mohana (attractive, charming)
Monisha (Lord Krishna)
Mridula (soft)
Mriganayani (doe-eyed)
Mrinal (lotus)
Mrinali (lotus)
Mrinalini (lotus)
Mrinmayi (of the earth)
Mudra (expression)
Mudrika (ring)
Mugdha (spellbound)
Mukta (liberated; pearl)
Mukti (freedom from life and death)
Mukula, Mukulita (bud)
Muniya (name of a bird)