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Mika

Mika (name) means a unisex given name, used both as a Japanese name and as a Hebrew-derived name related to Micah. Example: “Mika released a new album this year.”

name

A unisex given name, used both as a Japanese name and as a Hebrew-derived name related to Micah.

"Mika released a new album this year."

How to use Mika

Learner’s notes

In plain EnglishA first name with two independent origins, Japanese and Hebrew, now used across many cultures.

Word forms

Mikas plural

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Etymology

From Japanese みか (Mika), or separately from Hebrew מִיכָה (Micah).

Origin: Hebrew

Rhymes for Mika

vika pika Rika Erika Chika Monika Malika Annika Tamika paprika Mallika Anamika

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Frequently asked questions

What does “Mika” mean?

The word “Mika” means a unisex given name, used both as a Japanese name and as a Hebrew-derived name related to Micah. In plain terms, a first name with two independent origins, Japanese and Hebrew, now used across many cultures.

How do you use “Mika” in a sentence?

Here is “Mika” used in a sentence: “Mika released a new album this year.”

What part of speech is “Mika”?

“Mika” is a name.

Where does the word “Mika” come from?

The word “Mika” comes from Hebrew. From Japanese みか (Mika), or separately from Hebrew מִיכָה (Micah).

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