Mykal

Meaning of Mykal

Mykal feels like a fresh breeze through an age-old story, offering a unisex spark on the classic Michael—Hebrew for “Who is like God?”—while keeping its own spirited twist. Pronounced MY-kal (/ˈmaɪ.kæl/), it carries the same strength and angelic association as its traditional cousin, yet the spelling lends a modern dash of individuality. In the U.S., it’s never crowded the top tiers but has quietly hovered in the 600–900 rank range, so your little one can stand out without feeling lost in a sea of Michaels. Warm, inviting, and just playful enough to elicit a knowing grin, Mykal bridges heritage and originality, encouraging each child to write their own chapter in a story that’s both timeless and entirely their own.

Pronunciation

English

• Pronunced as MY-kal (/'maɪ.kæl/)

• Mikael
• Michael
• Mikhail
• Mikel
• Mikal
• Michal
• Mykel