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Mabel

From: Medieval feminine form of Latin AMABILIS
Meaning: Lovable
Quenya: Melima (melima = adj. loveable)

Magdalene

From: A Hebrew title related to the village of Magdala, where supposedly Mary Magdalene came from.
Meaning: Magdala means “tower”
Quenya: Mindonië (mindon+[ië] = tower, turret+[feminine names suffix]) OR Tirionië (tirion+[ië] = watchtower, tower+[feminine names suffix])

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Magnus

From: Scandinavian form of Late Latin name
Meaning: Great
Quenya: Alton (alta+[on] = adj. great, large, big+[masculine names suffix])

Maja

From: Feminine diminutive form of Maria extensively used in several languages.
Meaning: See Maria entry here.
Quenya: Eärarincë (ëar+sára+[incë] = sea+bitter+[diminutive suffix]) OR Meriwincë (merë+winë+[incë] = wish+baby+[diminutive suffix])

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Manfred

From: Germanic elements magan & frið .
Meaning: Magan means strength & frið means peace
Quenya: Túreraino (túrë+rainë+[o] = strength+peace+[masculine names suffix])

Marcelle

From: French feminine of MARCELLVS, originally a Roman family name diminutive of MARCVS. Variants include: Marcella, Marcela, Marsaili, etc.
Meaning: Probably derived from Mars, the Roman god
Quenya: Carnilië (Carnil+[ië] = Mars+[feminine names suffix])

Margarita

From: Latinate form of Margaret derived from Latin MARGARITA originally coming from Greek μαργαριτης (margarites). Variant forms include: Margareth, Mairead, Maisie, Marjorie, Marge, Markéta, Gretchen, Margherita, Reeta, Margreet, Greet, Märta, Margaux, etc.
Meaning: Pearl
Quenya: Marilla (marilla = n. pearl)

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Mark

From: Form of MARCVS, a Roman praenomen, or given name, which was probably derived from the name of the Roman god MARS. Variant forms: Marcos, Marcus, Marc, Marko, Markus, Marek, Marcel, Márcio, Marzio, etc.
Meaning: Variation and closely associated with MARS
Quenya: Carnilmo (Carnil+[mo] = Mars, the planet which was baptized after the Roman god+[masculine names suffix])

Marlene

From: Blend of Maria & Magdalene
Meaning: See Maria and Magdalene entries here.
Quenya: Eärnië (Blend of Maria and Magdalene etymological composed names. Ibid) OR Merinië (Idem)

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Marley

From: English surname which was taken from a place name in Old English.
Meaning: Pleasant wood
Quenya: Matauron (mára+taurë+[on] = good+forest, wood+[masculine names suffix])

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Maria

From: Latin form of the New Testament Greek names Μαριαμ (Mariam) and Μαρια (Maria) - the spellings are interchangeable – which were from the Hebrew name מִרְיָם (Miryam). Variant forms: Miriam, Myriam, Mariam, Marija, Maryla, Meryem.
Meaning: Not known for certain, but theories include “Sea of bitterness” & “Wished for child”
Quenya: Eärarë (ëar+sára+[ë] = sea+bitter+[feminine names suffix]) OR Meriwinë (merë+winë = wish+baby)

Maribel

From: Spanish contraction of María & Isabel.
Meaning: See Maria and Isabel entry here.
Quenya: Eärvandië (Fusion and contraction of both etymological equivalents of Maria and Isabel already composed here. Check the explanations on both entries.)

Marília

From: Portuguese variation and possible diminutive form of Latin MARIA.
Meaning: See Maria entry here.
Quenya: Eärarincë (ëar+sára+[-incë] = sea+bitter+[diminutive suffix]) OR Merwinincë (merë+winë+[-incë] = wish+baby+[diminutive suffix])

Marilyn

From: English combination of Mary (see Maria entry here) & Lynn, an English surname which was derived from Welsh llyn
Meaning: See Maria entry here. Llyn means lake
Quenya: Sárailin (sára+ailin = bitter+lake, pool)

Marina

From: Feminine of Latin name MARINVS which is possibly derived the Latin word MARINVS.
Meaning: Of the sea
Quenya: Eärellië (ëar+[llo]+{ië} = n. sea+[ablative case suffix]+{feminine names suffix})

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Marta

From: Spanish form of Aramaic מרתא (marta’)
Meaning: Lady, mistress.
Quenya: Wendië (wendë+[ië] = n. lady, girl, maiden+[feminine names suffix])

Martin

From: Roman name MARTINVS, which was derived from MARTIS, the genitive case of the name of the Roman god Mars
Meaning: Of Mars (not the planet as told above)
Quenya: Carnillo (Carnil+[lo] = Mars+[masculine names suffix])

Martina

From: Feminine form of Latin name MARTINVS, which was derived from MARTIS, the genitive case of the name of the Roman god Mars.
Meaning: See Martin entry here
Quenya: Carnillë (Carnil+[lë] = Mars+[feminine names suffix])

Matthew(s)

From: Greek Ματθαιος (Matthaios) which came originally from Hebrew מַתִּתְיָהוּ (Mattityahu)
Meaning: Gift of Yahweh
Quenya: Erunno (Eru+anna+[o] = God+gift+[masculine names suffix])

Mauro

From: Italian and Portuguese form of Latin MAVRVS.
Meaning: Dark skinned
Quenya: Morhelmo ([mor]+helma+{o} = [dark prefix]+skin+{masculine names suffix})

Max

From: English short form of Maximilian, which comes from the Roman name MAXIMILIANVS, which was derived from MAXIMVS
Meaning: Greatest
Quenya: Analto ({an}+alta+[o] = {superlative prefix}+big, great+[masculine names suffix])

Maxine

From: Feminine form of English short form Max.
Meaning: See Max entry here
Quenya: Analtië ({an}+alta+[ië] = {superlative prefix}+big, great+[feminine names suffix])

Mayra

From: Hispanic variant of Myra who was created by the 17th-century poet Fulke Greville. He possibly based it on Latin MYRRA Otherwise, he may have simply rearranged the letters from the name Mary.
Meaning: MYRRA means myrrh (a fragrant resin obtained from a tree)
Quenya: Suhtë (suhtë = n. resin, gum)

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Meaghan

From: Welsh diminutive of Margaret derived from Latin MARGARITA originally coming from Greek μαργαριτης (margarites). Variant Megan
Meaning: μαργαριτης means “pearl”
Quenya: Marillë (marilla+[ë] = pearl+[feminine names suffix])

Meili

From: Chinese 美麗
Meaning: Beautiful
Quenya: Vanima (adj. beautiful)

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Melchizedek

From: Hebrew מַלְכִּי־צֶדֶק (Malk-i-sédeq)
Meaning: Malak means “to be or become king/queen” and sadeq means “righteous”
Quenya: Failarano (faila+aran+[o] = adj. just+king+[masculine names ending])

Melina

From: Elaboration of Mel (either from names such as Melissa or from Greek μελι meli)
Meaning: Meli means honey
Quenya: Lissië (lís+[ië] = honey+[feminine names suffix])

Melody

From: English word melody which is derived (via Old French and Late Latin) from Greek μελος (melos) combined with αειδω (aeido).
Meaning: μελος (melos) means “song” and αειδω (aeido) means “to sing”.
Quenya: Lindië (lin+[ië] = melody+[feminine names suffix])

Merced(es)

From: Spanish name derived from the title of Virgin Mary, María de las Mercedes.
Meaning: Mercies
Quenya: Óraviellë (óravië+[llë] = gerund form of vb. have mercy+[feminine names suffix])

Michael

From: Hebrew name מִיכָאֵל (Mikha’el)
Meaning: ‘Who is like God?’
Quenya: Manveru (man+vë+Eru = who+like,as+God)

Mila

From: Feminine name originally a diminutive of Slavic names containing the element mil.
Meaning: See Milena entry here.
Quenya: Rainië (raina+[ië] = gracious, smiling, sweet-faced+[feminine names ending]) OR Meldië (melda+[ië] = dear, beloved+[feminine names suffix])

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Milena

From: Feminine form of Italian name Milan which has the slavic element mil
Meaning: Mil means gracious, dear
Quenya: Rainië (raina+[ië] = gracious, smiling, sweet-faced+[feminine names ending]) OR Meldië (melda+[ië] = dear, beloved+[feminine names suffix])

Minea

From: Finnish name created by Mika Waltari in his novel Sinuhe Egyptiläinen.
Meaning: Unknown
Quenya: Minëa (orthographic equivalent as its etymology is not known)

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Monica

From: Most likely of North African or Phoenician origin.
Meaning: Unknown. Since the Middle Ages, it has been associated with Latin MONEO ”advisor” and Greek monos ”one”.
Quenya: Asëaquettarë (asëa+quetta+[rë] = beneficial+word+[feminine agent suffix]) OR Minë (minë = number one)

Moses

From: Hebrew משה (mashah)
Meaning: Drew out
Quenya: Calpanon (calpa+[në]+{on} = to draw water, to scoop out+[past tense suffix]+{masculine names suffix})