Mihal
[ˈmiːhɑːl]Meaning
Romansh name meaning "who is like a God"; also a surname
Background Story
Mihal is a unisex name of Romansh origin meaning "who is like a God". It is also used in Slovak, Hungarian, Serbo-Croatian and Ukrainian, and is compared with Michael and the surname Mihalovic. A contributor's submission records it as a given name in Hebrew, where it is feminine, and in Veps and Albanian, where it is masculine. Mihal or Mihál is also a surname.
Variations
Mikhail, Michael, Mikael
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