Mikica

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Name
Mikica
Gender
Boy name
Syllables
3

Mikica is a traditional diminutive of the first name Michael, primarily common in Bosnia and Slovenia. The name originates from the ancient Hebrew Mikha'el (מִיכָאֵל) and translates to "Who is like God?".

What does the name Mikica mean?

Mikica is an old diminutive of Michael from Bosnia and Slovenia, originating from the ancient Hebrew Mikha'el (מִיכָאֵל). The meaning of the name in English is "Who is like God?". The name is composed of the ancient Hebrew elements mî (מִי) for "who", ḵā (כְּ־) for "like", and ʾēl (אֵל) for "God". Occasionally, Mikica is also used as a girl's name. In Christian tradition, the biblical name Michael is widely used and is mentioned in the Bible (Daniel 12:1) as one of the four archangels. Other variants include Mickael, Michalakis, Micaiah, Michaud, Micha, Micah, Mical, Miki, Micheas, Micheasz, Mikias, Miko, and Mischka.

Where does the name Mikica come from?

Mikica is a male first name of ancient Hebrew origin, meaning "Who is like God?". The ancient Hebrew

How do you pronounce Mikica?

Mikica is pronounced like 'Miki-tsa'.

When is the name day of Mikica?

The name day for Mikica is celebrated on February 3, March 8, May 20, May 23, and September 29.

Popularity

In Germany, Mikica is a rare first name and has not yet made it onto the German name popularity lists. In Austria, the name reached its highest ranking of 544th place in 1992. In the last ten years, Mikica has been given as a first name fewer than 10 times, resulting in a 4,431st place in the ten-year statistics. Considering the period from 1984 to 2024, it ranks 3,696th in Austria.

Frequently asked questions about the name Mikica

What does the name Mikica mean?

Mikica is a diminutive of the name Michael and means 'Who is like God?'.

Where does the name Mikica come from?

The name Mikica has its roots in ancient Hebrew and is common in countries such as Bosnia, Slovenia, Croatia, and Serbia.

Is Mikica a common name?

Mikica is primarily common in the region of the former Yugoslavia, but has lesser recognition outside these areas.

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