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Michael Barnhart

in the US

There are 266 people with the name "Michael Barnhart" in the United States.

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Ranking in the US

Name	Rank
Michael	4
Barnhart	1,648
Michael Barnhart	52,910

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is 6th most common William
is 7th most common Mary
is 8th most common Richard
is 9th most common Thomas

is 1,644th most common Hilliard
is 1,645th most common Sapp
is 1,646th most common Baca
is 1,647th most common Engle
is 1,648th most common Barnhart
is 1,649th most common Ledbetter
is 1,650th most common Rudolph
is 1,651st most common Jacobsen
is 1,652nd most common Blackmon

is 52,906th most common Mary Solomon
is 52,907th most common Max Brown
is 52,908th most common Max Jones
is 52,909th most common Maxine Thompson
is 52,910th most common Michael Barnhart
is 52,911th most common Michael Cotter
is 52,912th most common Michael Fraser
is 52,913th most common Michael Groves
is 52,914th most common Michael Hutchison

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Meaning & History

Michael

Barnhart

(male) English form of a common biblical name (meaning ‘who is like God?’ in Hebrew) borne by one of the archangels, the protector of the ancient Hebrews, who is also regarded as a saint of the Catholic Church. In the Middle Ages, Michael was regarded as captain of the heavenly host (see Revelation 12:7–9), symbol of the Church Militant, and patron of soldiers. He was often depicted bearing a flaming sword. The name is also borne by a Persian prince and ally of Belshazzar mentioned in the Book of Daniel. Since the early 1900s it has been one of the most enduringly popular boys' names in the English-speaking world. See also Michal.

Cognates: Irish: Mícheál. Scottish Gaelic: Mìcheal. Welsh: Meical, Mihangel. German: Michael. Dutch: Michaël, Machiel. Scandinavian: Mikael. Danish, Norwegian: Mikkel. French: Michel. Spanish, Portuguese: Miguel. Catalan: Miquel. Italian: Michele. Russian: Mikhail. Polish: Michał. Czech: Michal. Croatian: Mihovil. Serbian: Mihajlo. Slovenian: Mihael. Finnish: Mikko. Hungarian: Mihály.