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Boy Names Starting with Mi-
Mi- baby names and what they mean, with 37 results. Mi- names are used more often as feminine names. Adoption of these boy names was at its apex during the years 1950-1959 (USAGE OF 4.91%) and is now significantly reduced (USAGE 1.44%, 70.6% LESS), with names such as Micheal going out of style. The most trendy names for newborns among these are Milo (#178), Miles (#98), Milan (#450), Micah (#103) and Miller (#871), while Mireles (TOP 2%) and Millan (2%) are common Mi- last names. Here is the list of Mi- names for girls.
Micah - Millard
Micah▲, var. Mikal, Mikey1, Mike1▼
Root fr. Hebrew element. "Who is like God?." Michah is also a slightly favored baby name.
Michael▼, var. Mitchell▼, Mitch▼, Misha, Mischa, Miky, Miquel, Mikol, Miko, Mikkel1, Mikhalis, Mikhos, Mikhail, Mikkel2, Mikey2, Mikel, Mikell, Mike2▼, Mikael, Mihangel, Mihailo, Mihaly, Mihail, Mihai, Miguel1, Micky, Miesha, Mickey1▼, Mick1, Michiel, Michele, Michelet, Michelangelo1, Michel▼, Micheal▼, Michale, Miche, Michal, Michail, Michaelangelo, Mical, Micha, Micael
Derivative of Hebrew. "Who is like God?." Michael (compare Mikhael, Macmichael) is a common -ael suffix surname.
Michelangelo2
.. Use, mostly Italian, probably refers to .. Less popular today. Michelangelo was last found in 2015 in the Top 2000. See also Michaelangelo.
Michio
Source fr. Japanese language. "Man with strength of three thousand." Not Top 2000 name. See also Miche.
Middleton
Derived fr. Old English language. "Settlement in the middle." Not in popularity charts.
Midian
Biblical .. Midian was not a Top birth name in 2018.
Migdal, var. Migdoll, Migdahl
Stems fr. Hebrew language. "Tower." Not in Top 2000.
Miguel2, var. Migelly
Derived fr. Old French element. Variant of Michael (Hebrew) who is .. Migelly is uncommon as a boys' name among the versions of Miguel.
Mihammad
Var. of Muhammad. From Arabic language. "Praiseworthy." Not in Top 2000.
Mike3▼, var. Mick2, Mickey2▼
Source fr. English language. Short form of Michael and Micah .. Mickey (TOP 44%) and Mike (9%) are common as men's names, whereas Mick is rare.
Miki, var. Mikio
Root fr. Japanese. "Tree." Compare surnames Mika, Miks.
Milan1▲
Based on Slavic. "Gracious, dear." Milan has become progressively more popular as a boys' name since the 1890s. See also Eilan.
Milan2▲
Var. of Emiliano. Derived fr. Spanish, Italian, Latin. "Rival; laborious; eager." Milan became more popular in 2018, rising +14 rankings as a children's name to reach #450. See also Eilan.
Milbank, var. Millbank
From Old English word. "Mill on the bank." Kibank and Milman are creative forms.
Millburne1, Millburn, Milburn1, Milbourne1, Milbourn
Forms of Melbourne. Origin fr. Old English element. "Mill stream." Milburn is common as a children's name among the versions of Melbourne.
Milburn2, var. Millburne2, Millbourne, Millborne, Millborn, Milborne, Milbourne2, Milborn
From Old English element. "Mill near the stream." Less used today. Milburn was the version last found (1950-1959) in the Top 2000.
Miles▲, var. Milo▲, Milan3▲
.. Historical. Used widely as children's names, Miles, Milo, etc. are comparable to the familiar Malek.
Milesio
Var. of Melesio. Origin fr. Spanish, Greek. "Careful, attentive." Milesio is not often adopted as a boys' name.
Milford▼, var. Millford
Source fr. Old English. "Mill-ford." Milford is commonplace (UPPER 74%) as a given name, while Millford is infrequently used.
Millard▼, var. Milward, Millward, Millerd
From Old English word. "Guardian of the mill." Millard has diminished in favor as a birth name since the 1880s.
Quick Reference
Summary Index of names [and variants] for Mi- names for boys.
1. Micah - MillardMicah▲ [Mike▼, Mikal, Mikey], Michael▼ [Miky, Miko, Mitch▼, Misha, Mikol, Mischa, Miquel, Mitchell▼, ..], Michelangelo, Michio, Middleton, Midian, Migdal [Migdoll, Migdahl], Miguel [Migelly], Muhammad [Mihammad], Mike▼ [Mick, Mickey▼], Miki [Mikio], Milan▲, Emiliano [Milan▲], Milbank [Millbank], Melbourne [Milburn, Millburn, Milbourn, Millburne, Milbourne], Milburn [Milborn, Millborn, Milborne, Millburne, Millborne, Milbourne, Millbourne], Miles▲ [Milo▲, Milan▲], Melesio [Milesio], Milford▼ [Millford], Millard▼ [Milward, Millerd, Millward]
Miller▲ [Millen, Millar, Millard▼], Mills, Milo▲, Milton▼ [Milt, Miltin, Milten, Miltie, Millton], Miner, Minor▼ [Miner], Minoru, Minos, Minster, Moses [Mioshe, Mioshye], Myron [Miron], Miroslav [Mirko, Mirek, Mircea, Miroslaw, Miroslawy], Misha [Mischa], Mishal [Mishaal], Mistral, Mitchell▼ [Mitch▼, Mitchel▼, Mitchill], Mitford
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