| Meaning | comforter, consoler |
| Origin | Hebrew |
| Gender | Boy |
| Popularity | Moderate |
| Length | 8 |
| Syllables | 3 |
| Syllabification | Me-na-chem |
Deeply rooted in tradition and carrying profound spiritual significance, Menachem resonates with generations of history and faith. This name embodies comfort, consolation, and hope—qualities parents wish to instill in their sons from birth. Menachem connects a child to rich cultural heritage while providing a strong, distinctive identity in modern contexts. The name's rhythmic, multi-syllabic structure gives it musical quality and presence. Parents who choose Menachem often value religious tradition, cultural continuity, and names with substantive significance beyond mere sound. It offers built-in nickname possibilities like Manny or Mendel for casual settings while maintaining its full formal beauty. Menachem works beautifully for families seeking to honor ancestors, maintain cultural identity, or simply appreciate names with depth and meaning that transcend trends and temporary fashions.
| Menahem |
| Menachem-Mendel |
| Menachem-Meir |
| Menachem-Mendy |
| Menashe |
| Manoach |
| Manachem |
| Matthew |
| Marcus |
| Michael |
| Malcolm |
| Maxwell |
| Mitchell |
| Miles |
| Marshall |
| Martin |
| Monroe |
| Maddox |
| Mason |
| Menny |
| Mem |
| Mena |
| Chem |
| Nachman |
| Menachem Begin | Former Prime Minister of Israel and Nobel Peace Prize laureate |
| Menachem Mendel Schneerson | Renowned leader of the Chabad-Lubavitch movement |
| Menachem Stark | American real estate developer and philanthropist |
| Menachem Savidor | Israeli politician and Speaker of the Knesset |
| Menachem Golan | Israeli film producer and director |
| Menachem Elon | Former Deputy President of the Supreme Court of Israel |
| Menachem Porush | Influential Israeli rabbi and politician |
| Menachem Friedman | Israeli sociologist and author |
| Menachem Daum | Award-winning documentary filmmaker |
| Menachem Mendel Beilis | Subject of a famous 1913 trial in the Russian Empire |
| Menachem Mendel of Kotzk | Renowned Hasidic leader |
| Menachem Rabin | Israeli composer and conductor |
| Menachem Kellner | Israeli scholar and philosopher |
| Menachem Cohen | Israeli actor and comedian |
| Menachem Avidom | Israeli composer and conductor |
| Menachem Kipnis | Pioneering Hebrew songwriter and musician |
| Menachem Rosensaft | American lawyer and human rights activist |
| Menachem Froman | Israeli rabbi and peace activist |
| Menachem Mendel Krochmal | 19th-century Jewish historian and philosopher |
| Menachem Goldstein | Character in the novel "The Chosen" by Chaim Potok |
| Menachem Cohen | Character in the film "A Stranger Among Us" |
| Menachem Levy | Character in the TV series "Prisoners of War" |
| Menachem Shalev | Character in the novel "The Sisters Weiss" by Naomi Ragen |
| Menachem Bernstein | Character in the film "Hello, My Name Is Doris" |
| Menachem Golan | Character in the TV series "The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel" |
| Menachem Yarmush | Character in the film "Footnote" |
| Menachem "Manny" Weissman | Character in the novel "A Mystic Guide to Cleansing & Clearing" by David A. Y. Goldstein |
| Menachem Rabinowitz | Character in the novel "The Yiddish Policemen's Union" by Michael Chabon |
| Menachem Levine | Character in the film "One Day in September" |
| Menachem Finkelstein | Character in the novel "Potok's Chosen People" by Michael R. Katz |
| Menachem "Mendy" Fried | Character in the film "To Be or Not to Be" |
| Menachem Tzeitlin | Character in the film "The Quarrel" |
| Menachem Mendel | Character in the novel "The Age of Wonders" by Aharon Appelfeld |
| Menachem Rubin | Character in the film "Gloomy Sunday" |
| Mohammed |
| Marley |
| Maximiliano |
| Mariano |
| Montgomery |
| Malikai |
| Mason |
| Mordechai |
| Miller |
| Maddux |