ميشيل
Mīshīl
ميشيل (Mīshīl) is the Arabic form of the given name Michelle.
ميشيل is used as a given name for people.
How do you pronounce it?
The romanization is Mīshīl.
Did you know?
- The name ميشيل is a phonetic adaptation of the Hebrew name 'Mi-ka-el', meaning 'Who is like God?'
- In Lebanese and Syrian dialects, ميشيل is a very common name among the Maronite Christian community. In these regions, the name often signals a specific cultural and religious identity.
- If you were to look for the name in an Arabic dictionary, you would not find it under a root, as it is an imported name rather than a word derived from the three-letter Semitic root system.
Examples in context
- اشكركم جميعًا على حضور مؤتمرنا، وأرحب بالسيدة ميشال في المنصة.Ashkurukum jamee'an ala hudur mu'tamarina, waarhab bis-sayyidah Michelle fi almansah.
- هذه هي ميشيل.Hadhihi hiya Michelle.This is Michelle.
- ميشيل صديقة جيدة.Michelle sadiqa jayyida.Michelle is a good friend.
Example conversation
Ziad and Maryam are talking about a mutual friend.
- زياد Ziadمن هذه الفتاة في الصورة؟Man hadhihi al-fatat fi al-sura?Who is this girl in the picture?
- مريم Maryamهذه ميشيل، زميلتي في العمل.Hadhihi Michelle, zamilati fi al-amal.This is Michelle, my colleague at work.
- زياد Ziadهل ميشيل من هنا؟Hal Michelle min huna?Is Michelle from here?
- مريم Maryamلا، هي من فرنسا.La, hiya min Faransa.No, she is from France.
