Maachah – pressed down; worn; fastened
\nMaachathi – broken
\nMaadai – pleasant; testifying
\nMaadiah – pleasantness; the testimony of the Lord
\nMaai – belly; heaping up
\nMaale-akrabbim – ascent of scorpions
\nMaarath – den; making empty; watching
\nMaaseiah – the work of the Lord
\nMaasiai – the defense – or strength – or trust of the Lord
\nMaath – wiping away; breaking; fearing; smiting
\nMaaz – wood; wooden
\nMacedonia – burning; adoration
\nMachbenah – Machbanai – poverty; the smiting of his son
\nMachi – poor; a smiter
\nMachir – selling; knowing
\nMachnadebai – smiter
\nMachpelah – double
\nMadai – a measure; judging; a garment
\nMadian – judgment; striving; covering; chiding
\nMadmannah – measure of a gift; preparation of a garment
\nMadon – a chiding; a garment; his measure
\nMagbish – excelling; height
\nMagdala – tower; greatness
\nMagdalene – a person from Magdala
\nMagdiel – declaring God; chosen fruit of God
\nMagog – covering; roof; dissolving
\nMagpiash – a body thrust hard together
\nMahalah – Mahalath – sickness; a company of dancers; a harp
\nMahaleleel – praising God
\nMahali – infirmity; a harp; pardon
\nMahanaim – tents; two fields; two armies
\nMahanehdan – tents of judgment
\nMahanem – a comforter
\nMaharai – hasting; a hill; from a hill
\nMahath – same as Maath
\nMahavites – declaring a message; marrow
\nMahaz – an end; ending; growing hope
\nMahazioth – seeing a sign; seeing a letter
\nMaher-shalal-hash-baz, making speed to the spoil; he hastens to the prey
\nMahlah – Mahli – Mahlon – same as Mahali
\nMakas – same as Mahaz
\nMakheloth – assemblies; congregations
\nMakkedah – worshiping; burning; raised; crookedness
\nMalachi – my messenger; my angel
\nMalcham – Malchom – their king; their counselor
\nMalchijah – also Malchiah or Melchiah – the Lord my king, or my counselor
\nMalchiel – God is my king, or counselor
\nMalchus – my king – kingdom, or counselor
\nMaleleel – same as Mahaleleel
\nMallothi – fullness; circumcision
\nMalluch – reigning; counseling
\nMammon – riches
\nMamre – rebellious; bitter; set with trees
\nManaen – a comforter; a leader
\nManahethites – my lady; my prince of rest
\nManasseh – forgetfulness; he that is forgotten
\nManoah – rest; a present
\nMaon – house; place of sin
\nMara – Marah – bitter; bitterness
\nMaralah – sleep; a sacrifice of myrrh; ascension
\nMaranatha – the Lord is coming
\nMarcus – polite; shining
\nMareshah – from the beginning; an inheritance
\nMark the Evangelist – same as Marcus
\nMaroth – bitterness
\nMarsena – bitterness of a bramble
\nMartha – who becomes bitter; provoking
\nMary – same as Miriam
\nMash – same as Meshech
\nMashal – a parable; governing
\nMasrekah – whistling; hissing
\nMassa – a burden; prophecy
\nMassah – temptation
\nMatred – wand of government
\nMatri – rain; prison
\nMattan – Mattana – Mattenai – gifts; rains
\nMattaniah – gift – or hope – of the Lord
\nMattatha – his gift
\nMattathias – the gift of the Lord
\nMatthan – same as Mattan
\nMatthanias – same as Mattaniah
\nMatthal – gift; he that gives
\nMatthias – Mattithiah – same as Mattathias
\nMazzaroth – the twelve signs of the zodiac
\nMeah – a hundred cubits
\nMearah – den; cave; making empty
\nMebunnai – son; building; understanding
\nMecherath – selling; knowledge
\nMedad – he that measures; water of love
\nMedan – judgment; process
\nMedeba – waters of grief; waters springing up
\nMedia – measure; habit; covering
\nMegiddo – his precious fruit; declaring a message
\nMegiddon – same as Megiddo
\nMehetabel – how good is God
\nMehida – a riddle; sharpness of wit
\nMehir – a reward
\nMehujael – who proclaims God
\nMehuman – making an uproar; a multitude
\nMejarkon – the waters of Jordan
\nMekonah – a foot of a pillar; provision
\nMelatiah – deliverance of the Lord
\nMelchi – my king; my counsel
\nMelchiah – God is my king
\nMelchi-shua – king of health; magnificent king
\nMelchizedek – king of justice
\nMelea – supplying; supplied
\nMelech – king; counselor
\nMelita – affording honey
\nMellicu – his kingdom; his counselor
\nMelzar – circumcision of a narrow place – or of a bond
\nMemphis – abode of the good
\nMemucan – impoverished; to prepare; certain; true
\nMenahem – comforter; who conducts them; preparation of heat
\nMenan – numbered; rewarded; prepared
\nMene – who reckons or is counted
\nMeonenim – charmers – regarders of times
\nMephaath – appearance – or force – of waters
\nMephibosheth – out of my mouth proceeds reproach
\nMerab – he that fights or disputes
\nMeraioth – bitterness; rebellious; changing
\nMerari – bitter; to provoke
\nMered – rebellious – ruling
\nMeremoth – bitterness; myrrh of death
\nMeres – defluxion; imposthume
\nMeribah – dispute; quarrel
\nMeribbaal – he that resists Baal; rebellion
\nMerodach – bitter contrition
\nMerodach-baladan – bitter contrition – without judgment
\nMerom – eminences; elevations
\nMeronothite – my singing; rejoicing; bearing rule
\nMeroz – secret – leanness
\nMesha – burden; salvation
\nMeshach – that draws with force
\nMeshech – who is drawn by force
\nMeshelemiah – peace – or perfection – of the Lord
\nMeshezaheel – God taking away; the salvation of God
\nMeshillamith – peaceable; perfect; giving again
\nMesobaite – the Lord’s standing-place; a little doe
\nMesopotamia – between two rivers
\nMessiah – anointed
\nMetheg-ammah – bridle of bondage
\nMethusael – who demands his death
\nMethuselah – he has sent his death
\nMeunim – dwelling-places; afflicted
\nMezahab – gilded
\nMiamin – the right hand
\nMibhar – chosen; youth
\nMibsam – smelling sweet
\nMibzar – defending; forbidding; taking away
\nMicah – poor; humble
\nMicaiah – who is like to God?
\nMicha – same as Micaiah
\nMichaiah – Michael – same as Micah
\nMichal – who is perfect?
\nMichmash – he that strikes
\nMichmethah – the gift or death of a striker
\nMichri – selling
\nMichtam – golden psalm
\nMiddin – judgment; striving
\nMidian – judgment; covering; habit
\nMigdalel – tower of God
\nMigdalgad – tower compassed about
\nMigdol – a tower
\nMigron – fear; farm; throat
\nMijamin – right hand
\nMikloth – little wants; little voices; looking downward
\nMinneiah – possession of the Lord
\nMilalai – circumcision; my talk
\nMilcah – queen
\nMilcom – their king
\nMiletum – red; scarlet
\nMillo – fullness
\nMiniamin – right hand
\nMinni – reckoned; prepared
\nMinnith – same as Minni
\nMiriam – rebellion
\nMishael – who is asked for or lent
\nMishal – parables; governing
\nMisham – their savior; taking away
\nMisheal – requiring; lent; pit
\nMishma – hearing; obeying
\nMishmannah – fatness; taking away provision
\nMishraites – spread abroad
\nMispar – Mispereth – numbering; showing; increase of tribute
\nMisrephoth-maim – hot waters
\nMisti – uncomparable beauty
\nMithcah – sweetness; pleasantness
\nMithnite – loin; gift; hope
\nMithredath – breaking the law
\nMitylene – purity; cleansing; press
\nMizar – little
\nMizpah – Mizpeh – a watch-tower; speculation
\nMizraim – tribulations
\nMizzah – defluxion from the head
\nMnason – a diligent seeker; an exhorter
\nMoab – of his father
\nMoladah – birth; generation
\nMolech – Moloch – king
\nMolid – nativity; generation
\nMordecai – contrition; bitter; bruising
\nMoreh – stretching
\nMoriah – bitterness of the Lord
\nMoserah – Moseroth – erudition; discipline
\nMoses – taken out; drawn forth
\nMozah – unleavened
\nMuppim – out of the mouth; covering
\nMushi – he that touches – that withdraws or takes away
\nMyra – I flow; pour out; weep
\nMysia – criminal; abominable<\/p>\n
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