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- Mansour Koushan: Iranian writer, playwright and advocate for free expression Mansour Koushan
- Mansoura, Egypt
- Manspach, Haut-Rhin (Alsace) Manspach
- Mänspe — village in Emmaste Parish, Hiiu County, Estonia Mänspe
- Mansueto Bianchi — Italian Roman Catholic Bishop (1949–2016) Mansueto Bianchi
- Manta Ray: giant filter-feeding rays of tropical seas Manta ray
- Mantarur — hilly outcrop in the Petermann region of Australia's Northern Territory Mantarur
- Mantellidae — the Malagasy frog family Mantellidae
- Mantellinae — the colorful Malagasy frogs Mantellinae
- Mantenay-Montlin — commune in Ain, Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes Mantenay-Montlin
- Mantes-la-Jolie: French commune on the Seine near Paris Mantes-la-Jolie
- Mantes-la-Ville
- Manti, Utah
- Manticore: legendary man‑eating creature of classical and medieval lore Manticore
- Mantidfly (Mantispidae): description, life cycle, distribution and distinctions Mantidfly
- Mantis (Mantodea): overview of praying mantids Mantis
- Mantis shrimp: the stomatopod predators with extraordinary vision and strikes Mantis shrimp
- Mantle — Earth layer, ceremonial cloak, and mollusc organ Mantle
- Mantle (mollusc anatomy) Mantle (mollusc)
- Mantle (ecclesiastical vesture) Mantle (vesture)
- Mantophasmatidae: the gladiator insects — overview and history Mantophasmatidae
- Mantorras (Pedro Manuel Torres) — Angolan footballer Mantorras
- Mantoux test: intradermal tuberculin skin test for tuberculosis screening Mantoux test
- Mantra: sacred syllables, phrases, and their use in Indian religious practice Mantra
- Mäntsälä — municipality in southern Finland Mäntsälä
- Mantua (Mantova): Renaissance city of the Mincio in Lombardy Mantua
- Mäntyharju: Finnish Lakeland Municipality and Landscape Mäntyharju
- Manu (Hinduism)
- Manu Dibango — Cameroonian saxophonist, vibraphonist and pioneer of Afro-jazz Manu Dibango
- Manu Ginóbili — Argentine basketball guard, four-time NBA champion Manu Ginóbili
- Manú National Park: Peru's Vast Biosphere of Lowland Rainforest and High Andes Manú National Park
- Manuae (Cook Islands) — Uninhabited atoll and marine reserve Manuae (Cook Islands)
- Manual labour
- Manuchehri Damghani — Persian court poet of the early 11th century Manuchehri
- Manucodia — the manucodes, a genus of birds-of-paradise Manucodia
- Manuden, Uttlesford (Essex) Manuden
- Manuel Alexandre — Spanish character actor Manuel Alexandre
- Manuel Almunia (Spanish football goalkeeper) Manuel Almunia
- Manuel Antonio National Park
- Manuel Belgrano
- Manuel Busto — French professional road cyclist (1932–2017) Manuel Busto
- Manuel Contreras — Chilean intelligence chief and DINA director Manuel Contreras
- Manuel de Ascázubi: Ecuadorian Vice President and Acting President (1802–1876) Manuel de Ascásubi
- Manuel de Falla
- Manuel de la Torre — Spanish-born American golf teacher and club professional Manuel de la Torre (golfer)
- Manuel De Sica
- Manuel Delgado Parker
- Manuel Fraga Iribarne — Spanish and Galician politician (1922–2012) Manuel Fraga Iribarne
- Manuel Friedrich — German professional football defender Manuel Friedrich
- Manuel G. Batshaw (1915–2016) — Canadian social worker and child‑welfare reformer Manuel G. Batshaw
- Manuel García Ferré — Argentine-Spanish cartoonist and animator Manuel García Ferré
- Manuel Jiménez Abalo — Spanish footballer Manuel Jiménez Abalo
- Manuel Jiménez de Parga: Spanish jurist, educator, minister and diplomat Manuel Jiménez de Parga
- Manuel Jiménez Jiménez (Spanish footballer, born 1964) Manuel Jiménez Jiménez
- Manuel L. Quezon: Commonwealth President and Advocate of a National Language Manuel L. Quezon
- Manuel Lujan Jr.: New Mexico Republican, U.S. Representative and Interior Secretary Manuel Lujan Jr.
- Manuel María Borrero — Ecuadorian provisional president (1938) Manuel María Borrero
- Manuel Marín — Spanish politician and European statesman Manuel Marín
- Manuel Marinho Alves — Brazilian footballer (1926–1961) Manuel Marinho Alves
- Manuel Marulanda (Pedro Antonio Marín): founder and leader of the FARC Manuel Marulanda
- Manuel Mejuto González — Spanish football referee Manuel Mejuto González
- Manuel Neuer — German goalkeeper and football captain Manuel Neuer
- Manuel Noriega — Panamanian military leader and de facto ruler Manuel Noriega
- Manuel Olivencia — Spanish jurist, academic and organizer of Expo '92 Manuel Olivencia
- Manuel Oltra (1922–2015) — Spanish composer and music educator Manuel Oltra
- Manuel Ortega (Spanish painter, muralist and stained‑glass artist) Manuel Ortega (painter)
- Manuel Pazos — Spanish goalkeeper and mid‑20th century professional footballer Manuel Pazos
- Manuel Pereira da Silva — Portuguese sculptor (1920–2003) Manuel Pereira da Silva
- Manuel Pino: educator and opponent of uranium mining Manuel Pino
- Manuel Pinto da Costa — President of São Tomé and Príncipe Manuel Pinto da Costa
- Manuel L. Real — Senior U.S. District Judge, Central District of California Manuel Real
- Manuel Roxas: First President of the Third Philippine Republic Manuel Roxas
- Manuel Sanchís Hontiyuelo — Spanish footballer and long-serving Real Madrid defender Manuel Sanchís Hontiyuelo
- Manuel Sanchís Martínez — Spanish football defender (1938–2017) Manuel Sanchís Martínez
- Manuel Serifo Nhamadjo
- Manuel Uribe — Mexican man known for extreme obesity Manuel Uribe
- Manuel Valls
- Manuel Velázquez — Spanish footballer and Real Madrid midfielder Manuel Velázquez
- Manuela d'Ávila — Brazilian journalist and politician Manuela d'Ávila
- Manuela Sáenz: Revolutionary Figure and Confidante of Simón Bolívar Manuela Saenz
- Manuela Schwesig — German politician and Minister‑President of Mecklenburg‑Western Pomerania Manuela Schwesig
- Manufacturing: processes, history, and modern practices Manufacturing
- Manufacturing engineering: principles, processes, history, and applications Manufacturing engineering
- Manufahi Municipality, East Timor Manufahi Municipality
- Manure: Organic Fertilizer — Types, Uses, History, and Environmental Issues Manure
- Manuscript: hand-written texts, materials, history, and uses Manuscript
- Manute Bol: Sudanese 7'7" NBA center, shot-blocker and humanitarian Manute Bol
- Manvel, Texas — Overview and Local Profile Manvel, Texas
- Manvieux (Calvados) Manvieux
- Manx: meanings, language, people, animals and cultural identity Manx
- Manx cat: tailless or short-tailed domestic breed from the Isle of Man Manx cat
- Manx language (Manx Gaelic) Manx language
- Manx pound (Isle of Man currency) Manx pound
- Many Clouds
- Many, Louisiana
- Man'yōgana: the early phonetic use of Chinese characters in Japanese Manyogana
- Manzai — Japanese double-act comedy Manzai
- Manzanar — World War II Japanese American relocation center Manzanar
- Manzanillo, Colima — Pacific port city and regional hub Manzanillo, Colima
- Manziat — a commune in Ain, Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes, France Manziat
- Manzini, Eswatini
- Mao
- Mao Asada — Japanese Figure Skater, 2008 World Champion and 2010 Olympic Silver Medalist Mao Asada
- Mao Zedong
- Maoism: ideology, history, and global influence Maoism
- Māori: Indigenous people of Aotearoa New Zealand Māori
- Māori language (Te Reo Māori): overview, history and contemporary use Māori language
- Māori people: Indigenous people of New Zealand Māori people
- Map: Definition, Types, History, Projections, and Uses Map
- Map coloring: cartographic practice and the mathematical problem Map coloring
- Map lichen (Rhizocarpon geographicum): description, ecology and use in lichenometry Map lichen
- Map projection: representing the Earth's curved surface on a flat map Map projection
- Mapai — Labour Zionist party of Israel (1930–1968) Mapai
- Maple (Acer): Overview, Biology, Uses, and Distribution Maple
- Maple (computer algebra system) Maple (CAS)
- Maple Heights, Ohio
- Maple Ridge, British Columbia
- Maple syrup: production, uses, history, and cultural importance Maple syrup
- Maple, North Dakota (Maple Township, Dickey County) Maple, North Dakota
- MapleStory
- Mapleton, Illinois
- Mapleton, Iowa
- Maplewood, New Jersey
- Mapp v. Ohio (1961) — Exclusionary Rule Applied to the States Mapp v. Ohio
- Maps to the Stars (2014 film) Maps to the Stars
- Mapudungun — the Mapuche language Mapudungun
- Maputo: capital city of Mozambique and its coastal hub Maputo
- Maputo Province (Mozambique) Maputo Province
- Maquoketa River
- Maquoketa, Iowa: Overview, geography, history, and local highlights Maquoketa, Iowa
- Mar del Plata — Argentine Atlantic port city and seaside resort Mar del Plata
- Mar Menor — the saline lagoon of Murcia, Spain Mar Menor
- Mar-a-Lago: Palm Beach Estate, Club, and Presidential Retreat Mar-a-Lago
- Mara (Sardinia) — town and comune in the Province of Sassari Mara
- Mara Wilson: Child Actress, Playwright and Writer Mara Wilson
- Marabou stork (Leptoptilos crumeniferus) Marabou stork
- Maracaibo
- Maracanã Stadium (Estádio Jornalista Mário Filho) Maracanã Stadium
- Maracon (Vaud) — municipality in Lavaux-Oron, Switzerland Maracon
- Maraghar Massacre (April 10, 1992) Maraghar Massacre
- Maraging steel
- Marais des Cygnes massacre: 1858 attack in Bleeding Kansas Marais des Cygnes massacre
- Marais des Cygnes River
- Marajó: Brazil’s largest river island at the Amazon mouth Marajó
- Marama Fox — New Zealand Māori Party politician Marama Fox
- Maramec, Oklahoma
- Maramureș County, Romania — landscape, culture and heritage Maramureș County
- Maranhão: geography, history, and culture of a Brazilian state Maranhão
- Maransin (Gironde) — commune in Nouvelle-Aquitaine, southwestern France Maransin, Gironde
- Marant (commune in Pas-de-Calais) Marant
- Marat Safin: Russian Grand Slam Champion and Former World No. 1 Marat Safin
- Maratha dynasty (Maratha Empire) Maratha dynasty
- Maratha Empire
- Marathi language: overview, history, script, and distribution Marathi language
- Marathi Wikipedia — the Marathi-language edition of Wikipedia Marathi Wikipedia
- Marathon (competitive long-distance running event) Marathon
- Marathon County, Wisconsin
- Marathon Man (1976) — overview, cast, production and legacy Marathon Man
- Marathon, Florida
- Marathon, Greece: town, historic battlefield, and origin of the marathon race Marathon, Greece
- Marathon, Iowa: small city in Buena Vista County Marathon, Iowa
- Maratone Studio: Swedish pop production company founded by Max Martin Maratone Studio
- Marauder's Map
- Maravar: a Tamil warrior community of Tamil Nadu Maravar
- Maraye-en-Othe: a rural commune in the Aube department of north-central France Maraye-en-Othe
- Marazion, Cornwall: history, St Michael's Mount, and cultural life Marazion
- Marbach (Lucerne) — former municipality in the Entlebuch district Marbach, Lucerne
- Marbach, St. Gallen
- Marbella — city and resort on Spain's Costa del Sol Marbella
- Marble: composition, history, uses, and notable examples Marble
- Marbles (toy): materials, history, games and collecting Marble (toy)
- Marble Arch: history, design, location and significance Marble Arch
- Marble City, Oklahoma
- Marble Rock, Iowa
- Marble, Minnesota
- Marbled cat (Pardofelis marmorata): small arboreal felid of Asia Marbled cat
- Marbled polecat (Vormela peregusna) Marbled polecat
- Marbles (game): history, types, rules, and cultural significance Marbles (game)
- Marboz — commune in Ain, Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes, France Marboz
- Marburg, Hesse — historic university city on the Lahn Marburg
- Marburg-Biedenkopf (district, Hesse, Germany) Marburg-Biedenkopf
- Marbury v. Madison (1803) — the foundation of judicial review Marbury v. Madison
- Marc Alaimo
- Marc Allan Feldman
- Marc Anthony: Singer, songwriter and leading figure in modern salsa Marc Anthony
- Marc Brown (author)
- Marc Bulger — American football quarterback Marc Bulger
- Marc Chagall: life, style, and legacy of a modern master Marc Chagall
- Marc Chardonnens — Swiss environmental administrator (1960–2020) Marc Chardonnens
- Marc Crosas — Spanish footballer and midfield specialist Marc Crosas
- Marc de Beauvau, Prince of Craon (1679–1754) Marc de Beauvau, Prince of Craon
- Marc Drillech
- Marc Dutroux: crimes, arrest, trials and impact on Belgium Marc Dutroux
- Marc Fein — American sports broadcaster and television host Marc Fein
- Marc Fortier (Canadian ice hockey centre) Marc Fortier
- Marc Fumaroli: French historian of rhetoric and 17th-century literary culture Marc Fumaroli
- Marc Houalla
- Marc Janko (Austrian football striker) Marc Janko
- Marc L. Marks (1927–2018) — U.S. Representative from Pennsylvania Marc L. Marks
- Marc Maron: Comedian, Podcaster and Actor Marc Maron
- Marc Menchaca: American actor known for complex television roles Marc Menchaca
- Marc Morgan: Belgian singer-songwriter and educator Marc Morgan
- Marc Okrand — creator of the Klingon language Marc Okrand
- Marc Overmars
- Marc Platt: American ballet dancer and musical‑theatre performer Marc Platt (dancer)
- Marc Potvin: Canadian ice hockey right winger and coach (1967–2006) Marc Potvin
- Marc Ravalomanana — Malagasy politician and businessman Marc Ravalomanana
- Marc Singer (actor) Marc Singer
- Marc Spitz
- Marc Staal
- Marc van der Linden (born 1964) — Belgian football striker Marc Van Der Linden
- Marc Wilmots: Belgian international player and national team coach Marc Wilmots
- Marc-Adélard Tremblay (1922–2014) Marc-Adélard Tremblay
- Marc-André Fleury: Career and Profile of the NHL Goaltender Marc-André Fleury
- Marc-André ter Stegen — German goalkeeper for FC Barcelona and the national team Marc-André ter Stegen
- Marc-Antoine Charpentier: French Baroque Composer and Sacred-Music Master Marc-Antoine Charpentier
- Marc-Vivien Foé
- Marcel Amont — French singer, actor and promoter of Béarn culture Marcel Amont
- Marcel Barbeau: Canadian abstract painter and sculptor Marcel Barbeau
- Marcel Breuer
- Marcel Desailly
- Marcel Dionne
- Marcel Duchamp: Pioneer of the Readymade and Conceptual Art Marcel Duchamp
- Marcel Dupré: French Organist, Composer, and Teacher (1886–1971) Marcel Dupré
- Marcel Herriot — French Roman Catholic Bishop Marcel Herriot
- Marcel Koller
- Marcel Lefebvre: life, ministry, and role in Catholic traditionalism Marcel Lefebvre
- Marcel Marceau — life and legacy of the French mime Marcel Marceau
- Marcel Masse
- Marcel Paquet (1947–2014) — Belgian philosopher of ontology and aesthetics Marcel Paquet
- Marcel Pelletier (Canadian ice hockey goaltender) Marcel Pelletier
- Marcel Pronovost
- Marcel Proust: life, major works, and literary significance Marcel Proust
- Marcel Prud'homme: Canadian parliamentarian and international advocate Marcel Prud'homme
- Marcel Reich-Ranicki: influential German-language literary critic Marcel Reich-Ranicki
- Marcel Rigout — French Communist politician and Minister of Vocational Training Marcel Rigout
- Marceline Loridan-Ivens
- Marceline the Vampire Queen
- Marcelinho Carioca
- Marcelino dos Santos (1929–2020) Marcelino dos Santos
- Marcelino Perelló Valls
- Marcell Jansen
- Marcella (British Nordic‑noir television series) Marcella (TV series)
- Marcello Abbado — Italian composer and pianist Marcello Abbado
- Marcello Giordani
- Marcello Lippi — Italian football manager and former player Marcello Lippi
- Marcello Malpighi: Founder of Microscopic Anatomy and Comparative Histology Marcello Malpighi
- Marcello Mastroianni: Italian film actor and symbol of postwar cinema Marcello Mastroianni
- Marcelo Bielsa — Argentine football coach and tactician Marcelo Bielsa
- Marcelo Caetano
- Marcelo Gallardo — Argentine footballer and manager Marcelo Gallardo
- Marcelo Gonçalves Costa Lopes
- Marcelo Guinle — Argentine politician and senator Marcelo Guinle
- Marcelo H. del Pilar — Filipino Propagandist and Reformist Leader Marcelo H. del Pilar
- Marcelo Martins Moreno
- Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa
- Marcelo Rezende
- Marcelo Salas: Chilean striker known as 'El Matador' Marcelo Salas
- Marcelo Silva Ramos
- Marcelo Vieira: Brazilian left-back and long-serving Real Madrid figure Marcelo Vieira
- Marcelo Zalayeta
- Marcenais (Gironde) — Commune in southwest France Marcenais
- Marcenat (Allier) Marcenat, Allier
- March (third month of the Gregorian calendar) March
- March (music): form, function, and examples March (music)
- March 1
- March 10
- March 11
- March 12
- March 13 (calendar date) March 13
- March 14 — Pi Day, observances, and calendar position March 14
- March 15 — Ides of March and its modern significance March 15
- March 16 (calendar date) March 16
- March 17 (Saint Patrick's Day) March 17
- March 18
- March 19 — day of the year, seasonal boundary, and cultural observances March 19
- March 2
- March 20
- March 21: Calendar date, equinox associations, and observances March 21
- March 22 — calendar date, history and observances March 22
- March 23
- March 24
- March 25: calendar date, observances and historical significance March 25
- March 26 — Day of the Year, Observances, and Notable Events March 26
- March 27: calendar date, observances, and notable historical events March 27
- March 28
- March 29 — calendar day, observances, and context March 29
- March 3: calendar date, observances, and significance March 3
- March 30
- March 31
- March 4 (calendar date) March 4
- March 5 — day of the year, observances and notable events March 5
- March 6
- March 7
- March 8
- March 9 — calendar day overview March 9
- March District — canton of Schwyz, Switzerland March District
- March Fong Eu
- March of Azerbaijan (Azərbaycan marşı) March of Azerbaijan
- March of the Penguins