Mikha

Mikha is a given name, often a diminutive or variant of names like Michael or Mikhail. Its origins are Hebrew, tracing back to the name Mika'el, meaning "who is like God?". This name has historical and religious significance, particularly within Judaism and Christianity. Over time, variations of this name have appeared in numerous cultures and languages, adapting to different phonetic and orthographic conventions.

The name Mikha is used for both males and females, though its prevalence for each gender can vary by region and cultural context. Its usage can be found across various parts of the world, reflecting migration patterns and cultural exchange. While not as globally common as some other names, Mikha maintains a recognizable presence. Individuals named Mikha may be found in diverse professions and communities. The name itself carries a sense of tradition and a connection to its ancient roots. Its simple yet resonant sound contributes to its enduring appeal in naming practices.