Mika
/MEE-kah/
“Who is like God?”
In Luganda
- How to say it
- MEE-kah
- Given to
- Boys
- Used in
- Uganda
- How common
- uncommon
Every way to write it
The name & its alternative spellings
MikaMicah
From the same family
01Mikaeri“Who is like God?”→︎02Abdallah“Servant of Allah (God).”→︎03Anselm“God's helmet; divine protection.”→︎04Emmanuel“God is with us”→︎05Ezekieli“God strengthens him”→︎06Faith“Steadfast trust in God”→︎07Gift“A precious gift from God”→︎08Godfrey“God's peace”→︎09Grace“God’s gracious favor and a life touched by blessing”→︎10Hope“Confident expectation in God’s goodness”→︎11Ismaeri“God hears and responds”→︎12Joachim“Established by God”→︎
In Lingala
- How to say it
- MEE-kah
- Given to
- Boys
- Used in
- DR Congo, Congo-Brazzaville
- How common
- uncommon
Every way to write it
The name & its alternative spellings
MikaMikaele
From the same family
01Apolline“Feminine form associated with Apollo, the Greek god.”→︎02Arielle“Lion of God.”→︎03Benedict“Favored by God; blessed”→︎04Bolamu“God’s goodness”→︎05Bondimi“Faith; belief in God”→︎06Danielle“God is my judge”→︎07Danyele“God is my judge”→︎08Diane“Divine; associated with the Roman goddess Diana”→︎09Dieu-Merci“Thank God; gratitude for a blessing”→︎10Dieudonne“God-given; gift of God”→︎11Dieumerci“Thank God; thanks be to God”→︎12Dorothee“Gift of God”→︎