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MIKKEL
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GENDER: Masculine
USAGE: Scandinavian
Meaning & History
Scandinavian form of MICHAEL. It can also derive from the Scandinavian root mikill meaning "enormous".
Related Names
VARIANT: Mikael FEMININE FORM: Mikaela 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), Mihai, Mihail, Mihaita (Romanian), Mikhail, Misha (Russian), Mìcheal, Micheil (Scottish), Mihailo, Mihajlo (Serbian), Michal (Slovak), Mihael, Miha (Slovene), Miguel, Miguelito (Spanish), Mikhailo, Mykhailo, Mykhaylo (Ukrainian), Meical (Welsh) Popularity
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