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What does Maiga mean?
Maiga 
as a girls' name is of Greek derivation, and the meaning of the name Maiga is "pearl". Maiga is a version of Margaret (Greek): a saint's name.
STARTS WITH Ma-
ASSOCIATED WITH greek
Variations
VARIANTS Meggy, Meggie, Meggi, Maggy, Maggie▼
RELATED FORMS VIA MARGARET Madge▼, Mag, Maggi, Mairead, Maisie▲, Maisy, Marg, Marga, Margalo, Marge, Marged, Marget, Margey, Margie▼, Margit, Margita, Margo, Margot▲, Margy, Marit, Marji, Markita, Meg, Megan▼, Meta▼, Meyta, Rita▼
CREATIVE FORMS(female) Maima, ..
(male) Maigo, ..
MIDDLE NAME PAIRINGS
Maiga Naia (M.N.), ..
How popular is Maiga?
Maiga is a rare given name for women. Maiga is an equally rare last name for both adults and children. (2000 U.S. CENSUS)
Which version is better?
Popular related forms of Maiga (NOT RANKED) rated in the Top 2000 are Margaret (#127 LAST YEAR), Maggie (#292), Margot (#358), Maisie (#498), Megan (#545), Margo (#972), Rita (#1251), Maisy (#1342), Markita, Meta, Meg, Madge, Margy, Marget, Marge, Mairead and Margie. These relations of Maiga reached the apex of their popularity 108 years ago (ADOPTION OF 2.9%) and are now much less popular (ADOPTION 0.36%, ▼88%), with forms like Rita going out of style. Margot and Maisie are two of the more trendy birth names here. (2018 U.S. SSA RECORDS)
Similar Names
Maiga is alike in pronunciation to Maggey and Maguy. Other suggested similar-sounding names are Ealga, Iniga, Maaja, Madira, Maegan▼, Maeja, Magda, Mahina, Mahra, Mai▼, Maia▲, Maiah, Maicy, Maida, Mair, Maira▼, Maire, Mairi, Maisa, Maisha, Maiya, Maiyah, Maja, Majida, Mala, Malea, Malia▲, Malika▼, Malita, Malka▲, Malva, Manda▼, Manika, Manya, Mara▲, Marfa, Margi, Maria▼, Marika, Marina, Mariza, Marja, Marna, Marra, Marta▼, Marva▼, Marya, Masha, Mata, Matha, Maura, Mavina, Mavra, Maxima, Maxina, Maya▲, Mayda, Maygan, Mayra▼, Maysa, Meica, Meira, Mia▲, Mica, Mika▲, Mila▲, Mima, Miya▲, Moia, Moina, Moira, Vaga and Vaiga. These names tend to be more frequently used than Maiga.
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