Micael

Meaning of Micael

Micael is the Portuguese and Spanish twist on the timeless Hebrew name Michael (meaning “Who is like God?”), conjuring images of the archangel’s steadfast courage and gentle guidance. Pronounced mee-KAH-ehl or mee-KAH-el, it moves gracefully across languages, weaving a touch of Old-World warmth into modern Anglo-American culture. Though it hovers just outside the top 900 in U.S. baby charts—boasting around ten annual births—it gleams with distinctive charm, offering families a name that’s both familiar and refreshingly unexpected. With its elegant simplicity and cross-cultural flair, Micael feels like a quiet invitation to stand out, promising a lifetime of strength wrapped in a lyrical lilt.

Pronunciation

Portuguese

  • Pronunced as mee-KAH-ehl (/mi.kaˈɛw/)

Spanish

  • Pronunced as mee-KAH-el (/mi.kaˈel/)

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Notable People Named Micael

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