Meaning & History
Michalina is a Polish feminine form of Michael, ultimately derived from the Hebrew name מִיכָאֵל (Miḵaʾel) meaning "who is like God?". This rhetorical question affirms that no person is comparable to God. The name is formed from three elements: mi meaning "who", ke meaning "like", and ʾel meaning "God".
Related Names
Masculine Forms
Other Languages & Cultures
(Slovene)
Mihaela (Swedish)
Michaela (Czech)
Michala, Míša (Danish)
Mikkeline (French)
Michelle (English)
Chelle, Makayla, Mckayla, Mica, Michayla, Michele 2, Michelyne, Mickey (Swedish)
Mikaela (English)
Mikayla, Mikhaila, Mikki, Shell (French)
Michèle, Micheline (German)
Michi 2 (Spanish)
Micaela (Italian)
Michela, Michelina (Spanish)
Miguela (Slovene)
Miša (Ukrainian)
Mykhailyna
Sources: Wiktionary — Michalina