Micaelah is an uncommon, yet enchanting given name of Hebrew origin. It is derived from the Hebrew words "miqayel" and "ha'el," which collectively translate to "who is like God?" or "like God." This name has a strong historical significance in Jewish culture, as it was borne by several figures in the Bible, notably the prophet Micah. Micaelah is often associated with strength, wisdom, and divine presence. It is typically pronounced /miːkəˈliːə/ in English. Despite its unique spelling, Micaelah follows a familiar pattern of Hebrew names ending with 'ah,' making it accessible yet distinctive. It has gained some popularity in recent years due to its rarity and the growing trend towards unique baby names, particularly among parents who appreciate cultural and historical significance.
"Micaelah is quite rare, with only a few babies named each year."