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Miki is a modern and popular Hebrew nickname, primarily used as a shortened form of Michael, Michal, or Michaela. The name developed in Israel during the 20th century and evolved into an independent name thanks to its light and pleasant sound. Miki reflects the Israeli trend of creating short, friendly nicknames that convey closeness and warmth. The name carries the original meaning of "who is like God" from Michael, but in its modern form it takes on an independent and distinct character. In Israeli culture, Miki is perceived as a young, dynamic, and vibrant name. It radiates positive energy, friendliness, and accessibility. The name is especially popular among Israeli parents who sought names that would be both rooted in Hebrew tradition and possess an international, modern sound. Miki successfully bridges this gap perfectly - it sounds natural in Hebrew while also being understood and accessible in foreign languages, particularly English. The name carries associations of vitality, optimism, and youthful spirit, and is identified with an open, sociable personality with charisma. The name Miki gained great popularity in Israel starting from the 1960s and 1970s, becoming one of the most common nicknames. Today, Miki serves both as a formal name and as a nickname, and is widespread across all population sectors. The name reflects modern Israeli identity that seeks balance between tradition and innovation, between deep roots and contemporary expression. People named Miki are often perceived as easygoing individuals with a good sense of humor and an ability to connect easily with others. The name also conveys a sense of eternal youth and a spirit of adventure and curiosity toward life.

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Miki | Micky | Mickey

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Exodus 15:11 - Who is like You among the mighty, O Lord? Who is like You, glorious in holiness?

In Kabbalah, the name Miki carries an energy of inner joy and connection to divine light through simplicity and lightness. The name symbolizes the ability to see holiness in life's small details and to bring light through a positive and radiant personality. Miki represents the Kabbalistic principle of "smallness within greatness" - finding deep meaning in simple and direct form.

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Miki Mokhtar - Israeli singer and musician | Miki Geva - Israeli comedian and actor | Miki Kam - Israeli actor | Miki Berkovich - former Israeli basketball player | Miki Haimovich - Israeli singer | Miki Rozental - Israeli actor | Miki Hargitai - former Israeli footballer

מיכאל | מיכל | מיכאלה | מיקה | מיכה | ניקי | ריקי

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