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MIHAI
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GENDER: Masculine
USAGE: Romanian
Meaning & History
Romanian form of MICHAEL. Mihai the Brave was a prince of Wallachia who united Romania in the early 17th century.
Related Names
VARIANT: Mihail DIMINUTIVE: Mihaita FEMININE FORM: Mihaela OTHER LANGUAGES: Mikel, Mitxel (Basque), Michael (Biblical), Mikhael (Biblical Greek), Mikha'el (Biblical Hebrew), Michael (Biblical Latin), Mihail, Mikhail (Bulgarian), Miquel (Catalan), Myghal (Cornish), Mihael, Mihajlo, Mihovil, Miho, Mijo (Croatian), Michael, Michal (Czech), Maikel, Michaël, Michiel (Dutch), Michael, Micheal, Mick, Mickey, Micky, Mike (English), Miĥaelo, Mikelo, Miĉjo (Esperanto), Mihkel (Estonian), Mikael, Mika, Mikko, Miska (Finnish), Michel (French), Mikheil (Georgian), Michael, Michel, Michi (German), Mikhael (Greek), Mikala (Hawaiian), Mikha'el (Hebrew), Mihály, Misi, Miska (Hungarian), Mícheál (Irish), Michele (Italian), Mihails, Miķelis (Latvian), Mykolas (Lithuanian), Mihail (Macedonian), Mikaere (Maori), Michel (Medieval French), Michał (Polish), Miguel, Miguelito (Portuguese), Mikhail, Misha (Russian), Mikael, Mikkel (Scandinavian), Mìcheal, Micheil (Scottish), Mihailo, Mihajlo (Serbian), Michal (Slovak), Mihael, Miha (Slovene), Miguel, Miguelito (Spanish), Mikhailo, Mykhailo, Mykhaylo (Ukrainian), Meical (Welsh) |
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