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	Merlene	The diurnal birds of prey having long pointed powerful wings adapted for swift flight. Falcon.
	Merletta	Black Bird; Shiny sea; A Diminutive of Merle; A variant of Merrill or Muriel;
	Merlin	The Castle that is in the middle of the ocean.
	Merlyn	Fortification on the highest place.
	Merna	Irish - Affectionate; Beloved Woman
	Meron	The woman who serves the Army.
	Merope	The body of stories associated with a culture.
	Meropi	A myrrh, a red-brown resin material, Greek women from Asia minor
	Merouda	The name is derived from elements mor, which means sea, or great and budd, which means benefit, or profit.