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Misrephoth-maim  (Biblical)
Hot Waters

Misu  (American)
Rippling Water

Misu  (Native American)
Ripples in the Water

Moana  (Maori)
Large Body of Water. Lake

Moanna  (Polynesian)
Wide Waters

Moesen  (Welsh)
Welsh Form of Moses 'From the Water'

Moesha  (African American)
Drawn Out of the Water

Moeshe  (Hebrew)
Drawn Out of the Water

Moises  (Spanish)
Spanish Form of Moses 'From the Water'

Mortimer  (Latin)
Dwells by the Still Water

Mortimer  (French)
Still Water

Moselle  (Hebrew)
From the Water

Moses  (Greek)
Drawn Out of the Water

Moses  (Hebrew)
Saved from the Water

Moshe  (Hebrew)
Form of Moses 'saved from the Water.'

Moshe  (Biblical)
Pulled from the Water (English: Moses)

Mosheh  (Hebrew)
Saved from the Water

Moss  (All Nationalities)
From the Water

Moss  (English)
Medieval Form of Moses 'saved from the Water.'

Mousa  (Islamic)
Drawn Out of the Water (Arabic Form of Moses)

Mozelle  (Hebrew)
Taken from the Water (Moselle)

Mozes  (Hungarian)
Hungarian Form of Moses 'From the Water'

Musa  (Egyptian)
Of the Water

Nadha  (Islamic)
A Drop of Water on a Flower/An Early Morning Moisture

Nahlah  (Muslim)
A Drink of Water

Naida  (Arabic)
Water Nymph

Naida  (Latin)
Water Girl

Naiya  (Greek)
Water Nymph

Nalin  (Indian)
lotus, water

Narayan  (Hindu)
Moving Water

Neelofar  (Muslim)
Variant of Nilofar: Lotus. Water Lily

Nen  (Arabic)
Ancient Waters

Neptune  (Latin)
God of Water

Nilofar  (Muslim)
Lotus. Water Lily

Ninad  (Indian)
sound, gentle sound of water

Nirad  (Indian)
given by water

Nirjhar  (Hindu)
Waterfalls

Nirveli  (Indian)
From the Water

Nixie  (German)
Water Sprite

Nixie  (German)
Little Water Sprite

Oceana  (Greek)
Form of Oceanus. in Greek Mythology Oceanus Was a Titan Father of Rivers and Water Nymphs

Octavia  (Latin)
Born Eighth. in the Roman Empire, Octavia Was the Sister of Octavian Who Was Married to Mark Antony (As a Political Alliance). They Were Later Divorced (In Bc)

Octavius  (Shakespearean)
'Antony and Cleopatra'. Octavius Caesar, Roman Triumvir. 'The Tragedy of Julius Caesar' Triumvir After Caesar's Death, Later Augustus Caesar, First Emperor of Rome

Odahingum  (Native American)
Rippling Water (Chippewa)

Odahingum  (Native American)
Ripple on the Water

Ooschie  (German)
A Running Water Fall

Pachu'a  (Native American)
Feathered Water Snake (Hopi)

Palestina  (Biblical)
Which is Covered, Watered, or Brings and Causes Ruin

Palestina  (Biblical)
Which is Covered, Watered, or Brings and Causes Ruin

Pamuy  (Native American)
Water Moon (Hopi)

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