Micol, derived from the Hebrew word 'mikol', meaning 'what is like unto all', is a unique and rare name of Hebrew origin. It is often spelled Mikol or Malkol as well. The name was notably carried by the mother of King David in the Old Testament. While it is not widely known outside Jewish communities, Micol offers a distinctive and meaningful option for parents seeking an unusual yet significant name for their child.
Micol saw a peak in popularity in 1982 with six births that year. It maintained steady usage in the years following, with five births each in 1972 and 1983. Overall, 16 babies were named Micol during these three years.