Worldwide, Mykhaylo (Михайло 
, Mykhaylo 
, Мыхаило ) is a widespread male first name. The given name Mykhaylo is habitual in Ukraine, where it is a prevalent male name, Romania, where it is quite a rare masculine name, and Portugal. Measured by absolute frequency, it is commonest in Ukraine, Romania, and Afghanistan.
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| Михайло | Kazakhstan, Russia, Kyrgyzstan, Poland, Ukraine |
| Mykhaylo | Romania, Spain, United States, Afghanistan, Ukraine |
| Мыхаыло, Мыхаило | Russia |
Maycon, Michael, Michail, Michaił, Michal, Michas, Michaël, Michał, Michel, Michele, Michiel, Mickaël, Miguel, Mihael, Mihai, Mihail, Mihails, Mihajlo, Mihaly, Mihangel, Mihhail, Mihkel, Mihály, Mijailo, Mijaíl, Mika, Mikael, Mikaelo, Mikaels, Mikail, Mikhail, Mikhal, Mikhaïl, Mikko, Miquel, Mitchel, Mixail, Moische, Moishe, Mychajlo, Mychajło, Myhajlo, Mykhailo, Mykhayil, Myxajlo, Μισέλ, Μιχάλης, Μιχαήλ, Майкл, Майкл, Михаэль, Микаэль,
| mykhaylo myloradovych (b. 1650) |
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| mykhaylo bradach Roman Catholic bishop (1748-1815) (b. 1748) |
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| mykhaylo hrytsak Ukrainian teacher (1872-1939) (b. 1872) |
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| mykhaylo myshkalo (b. 1964) |
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| mykhaylo svítlyk CZ (b. 1967) |
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| mykhaylo v vovk researcher |
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| mykhaylo bratychak researcher |
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| mykhaylo a potopnyk researcher ORCID ID = 0000-0002-4543-2785 |
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| mykhaylo myahkostupov researcher |
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| mykhaylo yudytskiy Dr. rer. nat. Johannes Kepler Universität Linz 2014 |
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| mykhaylo tyomkyn Ph.D. University of Cambridge 2010 |
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| mykhaylo khobzey researcher (ORCID 0000-0002-1253-1170) |
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| mykhaylo pliatsko researcher |
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| mykhaylo usyk researcher |
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| mykhaylo berynskyy researcher |
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Kun, Holovey, Mykulyak, Sheremet, Shevchuk, Stefaniv, Stolashchuk, Brynetskyy, Kasyanchuk, Pleshkan, Yuriychuk, Makarenko, Makarchul, Mulyarchuk, Savchenko, Dovhanych, Goncharov, Golovachko, Levytskyy, Lopatinov, Lyubashenko, Yavorskyy, Panarin, Katrych, Butenko, Boychuk, Salo, Kyba, Zhuk, Batih, Boyko, Karuk, Kalyn, Koval, Rybak, Lazor, Ostafiychuk, Tatar, Bodnar, Kutsyk, Pavlov, Pikula, Gargat, Naumov, Hasyuk, Hlibko, Ivanyk, Semchuk, Melnyk, and Sokolovskyy