Michel

michel English Etymology en :bor fr:Michel :inh enm:Michel 1 Either a reborrowing of en fr Michel or a continuation (with pronunciation influenced by Modern French) of en enm Michel, both from en fro Michel, from en la Michāēl, borrowed from en grc-koi Μῐχᾱήλ, from en hbo מִיכָאֵל mîḵāʾēl who is like God?. en Michael Miguel Mikhail. Pronunciation en /mɪˈʃɛl/ en ɛl 2 Proper noun s en male French Michael. en French. Related terms en Saint-Michel See also en Gros Michel Dutch Etymology nl fr Michel. nl Michaël. Pronunciation nl /miˈʃɛl/ nl Nl-Michel.ogg Proper noun m nl male French Michaël Michael French Etymology fr :inh fro:Michel 1 From fr fro Michel, from fr la Michāēl,Michāēlem, borrowed from fr grc-koi Μιχαήλ Μῐχᾱήλ, in turn borrowed from fr hbo מִיכָאֵל mikha'él Michael Who is like God?. Cognate with en Michael, es,pt Miguel, it Michele. Pronunciation fr LL-Q150 (fra)-Culex-stade Saint-Michel.wav Stade Saint-Michel fr LL-Q150 (fra)-Pamputt-Michel.wav <<France>> (<<Brétigny-sur-Orge>>) Proper noun m fr biblical character Michael, the Archangel fr male of biblical origin fr patronymics Derived terms fr Gros Michel Related terms male given names: fr Michaël, fr Mickaël, fr Jean-Michel female given names: fr Michaëlle (fr Michaelle, fr Michaele, fr Michaèle, fr Michaële), fr Michèle, fr Michelle, fr Micheline Descendants nl Michel 1 pt Michel 1 German thumb|right|175px thumb|right|275px thumb|right|150px Etymology Popular form of de Michael with reduction of unstressed syllables. Pronunciation de /ˈmɪçəl/ de De-Michel.ogg <<Germany>> (<<Berlin>>) Proper noun m,s:-[with an article] de male Michael Proper noun m,-:s.article de also de Deutscher Michel a stereotypical representation of the German people, since the 19th century mainly associated with political passiveness and naiveté, portrayed as a man with a nightcap (and sometimes a pipe and/or wooden clogs) Noun m,-:s,-:s de mildly derogatory the average German de derogatory a good-natured simpleton, naive person Declension m,-:s,-:s Further reading de Germany de self-deprecatory terms Middle English Alternative forms enm Michal Michael Miȝhel Mihal Mihel Mychael Myghel Myghell Myȝhel Etymology enm :bor fro:Michel 1 From enm fro Michel (forms such as enm Michael, enm Mychael etc. are from enm ang Michahel, from enm la Michāhēl), from enm la Michaēl, ultimately from enm hbo מִיכָאֵל mîḵāʾēl who is like God?. Pronunciation from Old English enm /ˈmixəl/ /ˈmiːxəl/ from French enm /ˌmit͡ʃaˈɛːl/ /ˌmiˈt͡ʃɛːl/ /ˈmit͡ʃɛl/ from Latin enm /ˌmiːkaˈɛːl/ /ˌmiːˈkɛːl/ /ˈmiːkɛl/ Proper noun enm proper noun enm male Hebrew Michael enm patrynomic given names The Archangel Michael. Derived terms enm Michelmasse Descendants en Michael Mitchell Myall Myell sco Michael References Mī̆ghel n MED27706 enm Biblical characters Old French Etymology fro :inh la:Michāēl From fro la Michāēl,Michāēlem, from fro grc-koi Μιχαήλ Μῐχᾱήλ, from the fro hbo מִיכָאֵל mikha'él Michael Who is like God?. Pronunciation fro /mi.t͡ʃɛl/ /mi.kɛl/ Proper noun m fro biblical character Michael, the Archangel fro male of biblical origin Descendants fr Michel enm Michel Michael 1 en Michael Portuguese Etymology pt :bor fr:Michel 3 1 Miguel,Maicol,Maicon,Micael Pronunciation Mishél Proper noun m pt male French Related terms pt Michele