Similar Names For Moby

• Mo

  A dark skinned person, a saviour or defender, A dark skinned person, a saviour or defender
• moab

  moab as a young man by the name is of hebrew origin. biblically: the name of the plateau east of the dead sea, in the genesis. also one of the sons of lot and of the tribe of moab was constantly in conflict with the children of israel.
• mochan

  mochan, as a young man by the name its origin is gaelic, and the importance of mochan "early". the name also derives from the french "machun, macon" or in english "mason", a professional name of a mason.
• moctezuma

  clear
• Moctezuma

  Mehry derives from the word "Mehr" that means "The Sun". It also means someone who is kind and lovable., Mehry derives from the word "Mehr" that means "The Sun". It also means someone who is kind and lovable.
• modred

  modred, as young is the name of ancient english origin and the meaning of modred is "brave solver of problems". in arthurian legend, modred arthur ' s the illegitimate son, which attempts to assert his father on the throne, and the cause of his ruin.
• Modred

  Brave Counselor; Hard Strength; Latin - Painful; A Variant of Mordred, Brave Counselor, Hard Strength, Latin - Painful, A Variant of Mordred
• mogens

  size
• mohandas

  mohana servant,mohandas as a young man by the name in hindi and sanskrit origin, and the meaning of mahatma is "servant of mohan". mohan, which means, "alluring", is one of the names of kishna, one of the great hindu gods. mohandas was the first name of the leaders of india, mahatma gandhi. his passive resistance was key to obtaining indian independence from great britain.
• Mohandas

  Dusky and dim, can not be seen, dark and shadowy, Dusky and dim, can not be seen, dark and shadowy
• mohave

  mojave, as a boy's name. american place-name: mojave-desert in southern california that bears the name of mojave indians, in connection with the yumans.
• mohegan

  mohegan as a young man by the name is the native american indian origin. a trunk in connection with the algonquins, a native of the eastern region of connecticut. they are also known as mohican, and which were featured in james fenimore cooper's novel "the last of the mohicans".