Origin and Meaning of Mykhael

Who is like God?

Origin: Hebrew - Derived from the Hebrew name מִיכָאֵל (Mikha'el), which is composed of the elements 'mi' (who), 'ka' (like), and 'El' (God), meaning 'Who is like God?'.

• Mykhael is a variation of the more common name Michael, which is widely used in both religious contexts and the general population.
• This name is predominantly found in Christian cultures, particularly due to the archangel Michael's significance in the faith.
• Notable bearers of the name Michael include famous figures in history, such as Michaelangelo (artist) and Michael Jordan (athlete), while Mykhael is a less common variant.
• The name Michael has seen fluctuating popularity, often ranking within the top 10 names for boys in various Western countries throughout the 20th century. Mykhael, as a less conventional spelling, is less common but appeals to those looking for uniqueness.
• Variants of the name Michael include Mikhail (Russian), Miguel (Spanish), and Micael (Portuguese), with Mykhael being one of the many modern creative spellings.