Mykah
Meaning of Mykah
Mykah arrives on the tongue like a splash of agua fresca on a summer plaza—crisp, sweet, and instantly refreshing. A spirited twist on the ancient Hebrew Micah, meaning “Who is like God?”, this modern-spelled wanderer dances easily between genders, a unisex charmer that enjoys the same freedom as a salsa step that can spin either way. Over the past three decades it has cruised the U.S. charts in the lively 700-900 lane, never chasing the paparazzi of the Top 100 yet always keeping its cool-kid credentials intact—think of it as the indie band that sells out every local show. Parents love the Y-and-K combo for giving the Biblical classic a street-art streak, while children grow into a name that feels equally at home on a skateboard, a résumé, or a wedding invitation. Friendly, fresh, and just a little bit mysterious, Mykah is the name that asks the timeless question “Who is like God?” and then answers with a confident wink: “Why not me?”
Pronunciation
English
- Pronunced as MY-kuh (/ˈmaɪkə/)
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