Mikel carries the meaning of its Hebrew root — "Who is like God?" — a rhetorical question implying that no one compares to the divine. It shares this meaning with Michael and all its cross-cultural forms.
Mikera
My secret place
Mikhaela
God is my lamp, light of God
Miki
Little one
Mikoto
light of the child
Mila
wished-for child
Milagros
Wondrous miracle
Milan
ruler of the city
Milana
Ruler of Slavs
Milani
Italian beauty
Mildred
gentle and mild
Milena
Wished-for child
Miles
merciful, gentle
Miley
Sweet song
Milford
Winding river valley
Millard
Strong ruler
Miller
Grain Miller
Millicent
rare and noble, from Germanic words for 'millet' and 'princess'
Millie
Praiseworthy, Beloved
Milly
Ruddy flower
Milo
peaceful, mild
Milton
Settlement by the mill
Mimi
Desirable treasure
Mina
Miner's daughter
Minako
Beautiful Child
Minami
Sea calm
Minato
Path to peace
Mindy
Mindful spirit
Minerva
wisdom, insight
Ming
明 means 'bright' or 'brilliant' — clarity of mind and illumination.