| 341. | MAKAR | From Greek makarios (Latin macarius ) "happy", "lucky". It is still in use as well as the surname Makaryan. |
| 342. | MAKBET | Is a new name, which came by means of literature ("Macbeth" by Shakespeare). |
| 343. | MALKHAS | From Persian mal "goods", "property" and khas "perfect" i.e. "perfect goods". It is still in use especially the surname Malkhasyan. |
| 344. | MAMBREH | From Hebrew name Mamre which is not etymologically established. The corresponding surname is Mambreyan. |
| 345. | MAMIKON | Is an old Armenian ministerial pedigree name, mentioned by many historians. |
| 346. | MANAS | From Hebrew name Manašše (Greek Manasse) which means "forgetting". It came from Bible; the corresponding surname is Manasyan. |
| 347. | MANFRED | Is a rare name, which came by means of literature. |
| 348. | MANGASAR(Mankasar) | From Armenian manuk "child" and Persian sar "head", "mount" i.e. "head of children", "teacher". It is out of use now, only the surname Mangasaryan is met. |
| 349. | MANSUR | From Arabian name Mansur "winner". It is out of use now, only the surname Mansuryan is met. |
| 350. | MANUCHAR | From Azerbaijan name Manucher (Old Persian Manuchikhr), which means "from the kin of Manu God". This name is very common in Georgia. We also have the surname Manucharyan. |
