Origin and Meaning of Mihail

Who is like God?

Origin: Hebrew - Mihail is derived from the Hebrew name Michael (Mikha'el), which is composed of the elements 'mi' meaning 'who', 'kha' meaning 'like', and 'el' meaning 'God'.

• Mihail is a popular name in various Slavic countries, often used in Bulgaria, Romania, and Russia.
• The name has been adopted in different cultures with variations like Mikhail in Russia, Miguel in Spanish-speaking countries, and Michel in French-speaking regions.
• Notable figures with the name include Mihail Eminescu, a Romanian poet considered one of the greatest Romanian poets, and Mihail Kogalniceanu, a Romanian politician and lawyer.
• While not as common as Michael in English-speaking countries, Mihail has seen steady use in Eastern European nations and has gained popularity in recent years due to cultural influences.
• Related names include Mikhail (Russian), Miguel (Spanish), Michael (English), and Michel (French), each having their unique variations and uses across cultures.