Mado Name Meaning, Origin, Popularity, Girl Names Like Mado

Mado Name Popularity

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Name	Meaning	Origin	Popularity	Other Gender
Mada	Woman from Magdala	Hebrew
Mady	Woman from Magdala; maiden; young, unmarried woman	Hebrew

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Name	Meaning	Origin
Ado	Noble kind	German
Cade	Pure	Greek
Cadi	Pure	Greek
Cady	Pure	Greek
Cato	Pure	Greek
Dada	Curly-haired	African
Dido		Greek
Gada	Fortunate	Hebrew
Jada	Precious stone	English
Jade	Precious stone	English
Jady	Precious stone	English
Kade	Pure	Greek

Kadi	Pure	Greek
Kady		American
Lada	Glorious rule	Slavic
Lady	Bread kneader	English
Mab	Joy, hilarity; baby	Welsh
Maci	From Massy	English
Macy	Weapon	French
Maddy	Woman from Magdala; maiden; young, unmarried woman	Hebrew
Madel	Woman from Magdala	Hebrew
Madge	“A pearl.” A diminutive form of Margaret.	Greek
Madona	My lady	Italian
Madora	Ruling	Greek
Madra	Mother	Spanish
Mae	The fifth month	English
Maeko	Truth child	Japanese

Mag	Pearl	Greek
Magda	A short form of Magdalene.	Slavic
Mai
Maia	Great; mother	Greek
Maida	Maiden; young, unmarried woman	English
Mair	Star of the sea	Latin
Maj	Great; mother; the fifth month	Greek
Maja	Great; mother	Greek
Maji	Noble glory	Arabic
Mal	Smooth brow; star of the sea	Latin
Mala	Woman from Magdala; the fifth month	Hebrew
Mali	Industrious, striving; work	Latin
Mame	Star of the sea	Latin
Manda	A short form of Amanda, “worthy of love.”	Latin
Mandi	Fit to be loved, lovable	Latin

Mando	Fit to be loved, lovable	Latin
Mandy	An endearing form of Amanda, “worthy of love,” from the Latin amare, to love.	Latin
Mara	Bitter	Hebrew
Mare		Irish
Mari	Sea of bitterness	Welsh
Mart	Lady; mistress of the house	Aramaic
Mary	Of the sea	Latin
Mat	Mighty in battle	German
Mata	Lady; mistress of the house	Aramaic
Maud	A diminutive form of Mathilda, Magdalene, Matilda, etc.	French
Maude	Woman from Magdala; mighty in battle	Hebrew
Mave	Joy, hilarity; baby	Welsh
May	The fifth month	English
Maya	Dream	Indian (Sanskrit)
Mayda	Maiden	English