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Definitions from Wiktionary (Micheal)

▸ noun:  A male given name from Hebrew.
▸ noun:  Misspelling of Michael. [(countable) A male given name from Hebrew.]

Similar:
Michaell, Michael, Micah, Michal, Michaela, Mikhael, Mikaela, Mika, Michele, Mikayla, more...

Types:
Jackson, Jordan, Bolton, Flynn, Phelps, B Jordan, more...

Phrases:
Micheal Ward, Johnny Micheal Spann, Brandon Micheal Hall, Micheal Ray Richardson, Micheal Barrett, more...



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Similar:
Michaell, Michael, Micah, Michal, Michaela, Mikhael, Mikaela, Mika, Michele, Mikayla, more...

Types:
Jackson, Jordan, Bolton, Flynn, Phelps, B Jordan, more...

Phrases:
Micheal Ward, Johnny Micheal Spann, Brandon Micheal Hall, Micheal Ray Richardson, Micheal Barrett, Micheal Clemons, more...



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