Mag- baby names and what they mean, with 10 results. Mag- names are used more often as feminine names. These girl names were at the peak of their popularity a century ago (ADOPTION OF 0.59%) and have become significantly less conventional since (ADOPTION 0.15%, DOWN 75%), with names such as Maggie becoming less in vogue. Magnolia (#314) is the most fashionable name for newborns in this compilation, while Magno (TOP 8%) and Mager (6%) are familiar Mag- last names.

Mag - Magnolia

Maggy¹, Maggie¹▼, Maggi¹, Mag
Forms of Margaret. Derivative of Greek. "Pearl." Maggi (compare Raggi, Paggi) is a popular -ggi suffix last name.

Magali¹, var. Maggali, Magaly, Magalie, Magaley
Stems fr. French, Greek. "Pearl." Less used today. Magaly was the form last appearing (2013) in the Top 2000.

Magdolna, Magdelina, Magdeleine, Magdalini, Magdaline, Magdalene¹, Magdalina, Magdalena¹, Magdalen¹, Magdala¹, Magda¹
Var. of Madeline. Derived fr. Hebrew element. "Woman from Magdala." Magdolna and forms peaked in popularity during 1880-1889 and are less common today.

Magda²
Origin fr. Slavic, German elements. Nickname of Magdalena (Greek) "from Magdala" .. Used somewhat widely as a children's name, Magda is comparable to the conventional Manda. See also Mada.

Magda³
Form of Maida. Source fr. Old English element. "Maiden; young, unmarried woman." Less used today. Magda last appeared in 1970-1979 in the Top 2000. See also Manda.

Magdala²
Form of Migdalia. Source fr. Spanish, Hebrew words. "Tower." Magdale and Magdana are creative variations. See also Magdalena.

Magdalena², var. Magdeline, Magdelena, Magdalene², Magdalen²
Source fr. Greek. "Woman from Magdala." Magdalena appears frequently (UPPER 49%) as a last name.

Maggie²▼, var. Maguy, Magli, Maggy², Maggi², Maggey, Magali²
Stems fr. English, Greek languages. "Pearl." Maggie was among 2018's Top names.

Magnilda, var. Magnhilde
Source fr. Old German element. "Strong in battle." Magnilda and Magnhilde are unique first names.

Magnolia▲, var. Maggy³, Maggie³▼
Nature name .. Maggie has fallen off in popularity as a baby name since 1880-1889.