Mykhail is a distinctive and unique name of Ukrainian origin, derived from the name Mikhail, which means "who is like God?" This name has been popular throughout Eastern Europe for centuries and carries a rich historical and cultural significance in Ukraine, Russia, Belarus, and other Slavic countries. Mykhail is often associated with strength, wisdom, and divine grace in these cultures. It is composed of the elements "Mykha" meaning "who" and "-hail" deriving from "like God." The name has several variants across different languages, including Mikhail (Russian), Michał (Polish), Mikheil (Georgian), and Mihail (Romanian). In English-speaking countries, Mykhail might be spelled as Michael, which is also of similar origin but has a more universal usage. Despite its similarity to other forms, Mykhail maintains its distinct identity, reflecting Ukrainian cultural heritage and tradition.
"From 2008 to 2020, the name Mykhail was given to newborns a total of 27 times, with yearly fluctuations ranging from 5 to 6 births."