Mlha

Mlha is a term used in Central and Eastern Europe that may refer to different things depending on context. It is often a transliteration of the Slavic word for fog or mist, and when diacritics are omitted it can appear as a capitalized proper noun in titles and names.

In the languages that use it, the standard forms are mlha in Czech and Slovak, and mgła in Polish, both meaning fog. The form Mlha therefore arises primarily in non-diacritic contexts or as a stylized name, rather than as a common noun.

As a proper noun, Mlha has sometimes been adopted as the name of artistic or cultural entities, such as bands, publications, or fictional elements. In such uses, the choice of the name typically evokes atmospheric or enigmatic associations linked to fog, without implying a single, consistent meaning across different works or contexts.

See also: Fog, Mist, Mgła, Mlha.