Mitchell
[ˈmɪtʃəl]Meaning
English name from Old French Michel (Michael), or Middle English muchel, "big"
Background Story
Mitchell is a male given name, also spelled Mitchel and sometimes abbreviated to Mitch, derived from a surname and Anglo-Norman in origin. It comes from a Middle English vernacular form of the Old French given name Michel (Michael), or in some cases from the Middle English nickname muchel, meaning "big".
Variations
Michell, Mitchel
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