How popular is the name Miki?

Miki has a popularity rate of 69,337 and currently ranks #3247 on BabyNameLore.

Miki

Q: What does the name Miki mean?

Miki is a unisex name of Japanese origin meaning "Hope.".

Q: What is the lucky number for the name Miki?

The lucky number associated with Miki is 6. Those who have the number 6 are sensible and mature. They enjoy creature comforts, such as a good meal or their favorite movie on TV. These people may also be artistic somehow, probably because they appreciate beauty of all kinds! Number 6s often dedicate themselves to helping others achieve what they want for themselves by providing them with advice, emotional support, food when there's none left at home - anything that will make others feel better about life again.

Q: What are alternative spellings of Miki?

Alternative spellings of Miki include Mika, Mikee, Mikey, Mikia, Mikiala, Mikie, Mikita, Mikiyo, Mikka, Mikki, Mikkia, Mikkie, Mikkiya, Mikko, Miko, Miky, Mikio.

Unisex

MEE-kee

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Meaning

Hope.

Origin

Japanese

Gender

Unisex

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How Popular is Miki?

Unisex names 2,917 names

80% more popular Popular

Japanese names 1,106 names

35% more popular

Unisex Japanese names 40 names

58% more popular

Names starting with M 7,210 names

27% more popular

What Does Miki Mean?

Miki is a unisex name of Japanese origin meaning "Hope.". It is widely used in Japanese communities and cherished for its deep meaning.

Did you know? Miki has 4 letters and 2 syllables. It ranks in the top 42% of unisex Japanese names. This name has Japanese origins.

Pronunciation

Say it: MEE-kee

Numerology

Lucky Number 6

Those who have the number 6 are sensible and mature. They enjoy creature comforts, such as a good meal or their favorite movie on TV. These people may also be artistic somehow, probably because they appreciate beauty of all kinds! Number 6s often dedicate themselves to helping others achieve what they want for themselves by providing them with advice, emotional support, food when there's none left at home - anything that will make others feel better about life again.