My- baby names and what they mean, with 24 results. My- names are used more often as feminine names. These girl names were at the apex of their popularity during 1890-1899 (USAGE OF 0.92%) and are now much less conventional (USAGE 0.2%, DOWN 79%), with names such as Myrta becoming somewhat outmoded. Myla (#283) is the most contemporarily stylish baby name in this compilation, while Myhra (TOP 55%) and Myatt (6%) are conventional My- last names.

Mya - Myrle

Mya¹
Var. of Maia. Origin fr. Greek element. "Great; mother." My is also a marginally prominent birth name. See also Miah.

Mya²
Var. of Maya. Stems fr. Spanish, Hindi, Russian. .. In Hindi, from Sanskrit, meaning dream .. Mla and Myam are creative variations. See also Myka.

Mykela, Mykala, Mychaela
Var. of Michaela. Based on Hebrew. "Who is like God?." Popular, and Mychaela, Mykela are similar to common -ela surnames Mandela (UPPER 68%), Manela (55%).

Mychal
Form of Michal. Source fr. Hebrew word. "Brook." Unisex name. Rare, with the androgynous-sounding -al suffix for Mychal, like Mal.

Myshella, Myshell, Mychelle, Mychele
Forms of Michelle. Based on French, Hebrew languages. "Who is like God?." Uncommon. Myshell, like Merrell, Marnell, uses the -ell ending.

Myesha¹
Form of Aisha. Derivative of Arabic language. "Alive and well." Myesha is popular as a baby name compared to other forms. See also Misha.

Myisha, var. Myiesha, Myeshia, Myesha², Myeisha
Origin fr. Arabic word. "Woman; life." Myesha is a commonplace (TOP 96%) feminine name, whereas Myisha, Myeisha, Myeshia and Myiesha are infrequently used.

Mykah, Myka
Var. of Micah. Origin fr. Hebrew word. "Who is like God?." Myka is familiar as a birth name among the variant forms of Micah.

Myla▲, var. Mylene, Myleen
Stems fr. English element. "Merciful." Myla, Myleen and Mylene are seldom found as feminine names.

Myra¹, var. Myriah, Myree, Myrah¹
Derivative of Greek word. "Myrrh." Myra (UPPER 64%) and Myree (47%) exist often as surnames.

Myrrilla, Myrilla¹, Myrella¹, Myranda▼, Myra²
Forms of Miranda. Origin fr. Latin word. "Worthy of admiration." Myra and Myranda are more prevalent as birth names among the versions of Miranda.

Myrilla², Myrene, Myrella², Myra³
Forms of Mira. Derived fr. Latin, Slavic, Hindi languages. "Wonderful; peace; prosperous." Prominent, with usage of 0.037% for Myra and variants as birth names in 2018, higher than 0.036% in 2017.

Myra⁴
Var. of Mayra. Origin fr. Irish, Latin. "Star of the sea." Adoption of Myra as a baby name in 2018 was up 4.2% compared to a year ago. See also Mya.

Myrah², Myra⁵
Var. of Almera. Source fr. Arabic word. "Princess." Myra and variants soared in popularity during 1880-1889 and are less widespread today.

Myrah³, Myra⁶
Var. of Elmira. Derived fr. Arabic element. "Princess." Myrah is novel as a birth name among the versions of Elmira.

Myrella³
Based on American word. Combination of Myra and Ella. Myrella is not frequently adopted as a girls' name. See also Myrrilla.

Myrelle
Form of Mireio. Stems fr. French word. "Admire." Rare. Myrelle (cf. Murielle, Marielle) ends with the favored -elle. See also Marella.

Myriam
Form of Miriam. Root fr. Hebrew language. "Star of the sea." Less popular today. Myriam was last recorded in 2003 in the Top 2000. See also Marian.

Myrla
Form of Meryl. Origin fr. English element. "Shining sea." Not Top 2000 name. See also Marlea.

Myrline, Myrlene, Myrleen, Myrle
Var. of Merle. Stems fr. Old French language. "Blackbird." Myrle is recognizable (TOP 62%) as a women's name, whereas Myrleen, Myrlene and Myrline are scantly used.