Micha 1

Gender Masculine

Usage Biblical Latin [1] , Biblical Greek, German, Dutch

Scripts Pron. /ˈmi.xaː/ (Dutch) [key ·simplify]

Meaning & History

Form of Micah used in the Greek and Latin Old Testament (when referring to the man from the Book of Judges). It is also the German and Dutch form.

Related Names

Rootsmi + ke + Yahweh

VariantMichaias (Biblical Greek)

Other Languages & CulturesMicah, Micaiah, Micajah, Michaiah (Biblical) Mikha, Mikhayahu (Biblical Hebrew) Micah (English) Miqueias (Portuguese)

Same SpellingMicha 2

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Sources & References

Codex Amiatinus, page 1328, available from https://tecabml.contentdm.oclc.org/digital/collection/amiatino/id/0/rec/1.

Categories

Latinizations Squishmallows

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Entry updated May 26, 2026