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Micheal

Micheal proper noun: a male given name from Hebrew. Also the misspelling of Michael.

Proper noun

Micheal

  1. A male given name from Hebrew.
    • The spelling “M i c h e a l” is not a mistake. This spelling is Irish (Gaelic spelling). As a Canadian-born son of an Irishman, Micheal was entitled to Irish citizenship which he claimed. The government ID with the correct spelling is shown below.— Sharon2020, Melissa Hemingway, “Micheal John O’Brien”, in Feminine-Perspective Magazine, Toronto, Ont.: The RINJ Foundation, →ISSN, →OCLC, archived from the original on 08 Oct 2021

Also used as

Micheal is also the misspelling of Michael.

Origin of Micheal

Anglicised form of Irish Mícheál or Scottish Gaelic Mìcheal. Also a spelling variant of Michael, generally considered erroneous.

Questions about Micheal

What does Micheal mean?
Micheal means a male given name from Hebrew.
What part of speech is Micheal?
Micheal is a proper noun.

Words near Micheal in the dictionary

  1. Michas
  2. Michaud
  3. Michauds
  4. Michaël
  5. miche
  6. Micheal
  7. Micheals
  8. Michealses
  9. miched
  10. Micheel
  11. micheelsenite

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