The name Mikolas is of Slavic origin, specifically Czech and Slovak. It is derived from the name Nikolaos, which means 'victory of the people' in Greek. Mikolas was popularized by saints such as Nicholas of Myra, who became the basis for the Christmas figure Santa Claus due to his generosity. In English-speaking countries, it may be spelled Mikeolas or Mikhailas, but it's most commonly pronounced as 'Meekoh-las.' The name has gained traction globally and is often associated with kindness, wisdom, and courage, reflecting its saintly roots.
Mikolas is not a common name, with only 18 babies named Mikolas born over the span of 15 years (2004 to 2019). The peak in popularity was in 2006 when 7 babies were named Mikolas.