Mikaella

Meaning of Mikaella

Mikaella gently bridges the sturdy heritage of Michaela with a lyrical twist—its lilting syllables like sunlit ripples across a summer pond. Rooted in the Hebrew Michael, meaning “Who is like God?,” Mikaella carries an aura of both humility and quiet strength. It doesn’t dominate the top charts—in the U.S., 16 babies took the name in 2024, placing it at 934th—but that rarity is part of its appeal, a whisper of individuality amid the crowd. In Anglo-American circles, the name conjures images of warmth and determination, as though every Mikaella steps into the world ready to blend gentle compassion with bold ambition (and perhaps even score the winning goal). Infused with international flair and personal promise, Mikaella is an inspirational choice that invites each bearer to craft her own story in vivid, memorable strokes.

Pronunciation

English

• Pronunced as mih-kay-EL-uh (/mɪˈkeɪlə/)

• Mikayla
• Michaela
• Mikaela
• Mikaila
• Mikella
• Mikalah