The first name Mada is of Arabic, Irish, Polish origin. It is often a girl name. It has the following meaning(s):

Arabic: The End of the Path

Irish: From Mathilda

Polish: Bitter

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Amada  (Latin)
Variant of Amadeus: He Who Loves God. Famous Bearer: Late Composer Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart

Amada  (Spanish)
Beloved

Amadahy  (Native American)
Forest Water

Amadahy  (Native American)
Forest Water (Cherokee)

Ashwapathi  (Hindu)
A King of Madara Kingdom

Gamada  (African)
Glad, Pleased

Gamada  (African)
Glad, Pleased

Induja  (Indian)
Narmada river

Induja  (Hindu)
Narmada River

Madai  (Biblical)
A Measure, Judging, a Garment

Madailein  (Irish)
Irish Form of Madeleine: Magnificent

Madalen  (Hebrew)
From the Tower

Madalen  (Basque)
Woman of Magdala (Maialen, Malen, Matxalen)

Madalena  (Spanish)
Bitter; Woman from Magdala. Variant of Madeleine

Madalene  (French)
Woman from Magdala. Variant of Madeleine

Madalyn  (Hebrew)
From the Tower

Madalynn  (Spanish)
Bitter; Woman from Magdala. Variant of Madeleine

Madan  (Hindu)
The Cupid

Madan  (Indian)
Cupid, god of love

Madanmohan  (Hindu)
Handsome As Cupid

Madawc  (Welsh)
Beneficent

Madawg  (Welsh)
Legendary Son of Teithyon

Madonna  (Italian)
My Lady. Respectful Form of Address Similar to the French 'Madame.' Used to Signify Virgin Mary or Art Depicting Her As a Mother

Narmada  (Hindu)
Gives Us Pleasure

Narmada  (Hindu)
One Who Arouses Tender Feelings in Others, River Narmada

Narmada  (Indian)
one who arouses tender feelings in others, river Narmada

Ramadan  (Muslim)
Variant of Ramadhan: Ninth Month of Muslim Calendar

Renuka  (Indian)
wife of Jamadagni rishi

Renuka  (Hindu)
Wife of Jamadagni Rishi

Samadarshi  (Hindu)
Unbiased,Who Can See All

Semadar  (Hebrew)
Berry

Smadar  (Hebrew)
A Kind of Flower

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