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I like it better on a girl but it would be okay on a boy too.

I like it for a boy only, as it's used in Russia.

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Miranda

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I really like Misha, but I quite prefer it on a boy. it's all right on a girl though, I suppose; just nms.

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Hannah

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I will dub my first child Alexander. If you want to know what will occur if my first child is a girl, I will tell you. He will not be a girl.
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I like it.

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-- Sarah

I consider Misha masculine, even though I do know a girl with this name. I suppose in the US, it can work for either sex, but really I prefer it on a boy, just like Sasha. ;o)

I like it. Even though it is supposed to be a male Russian name...So is mine! =) That's why I like it so much. I love names that are so unusual for this area. But I would only like Misha on a girl. Hopefully that actress won't get so popular that I can even think of using this one.

I see Misha as a boys name, and I like it. I knew a little boy named Micha (pron exactly the same), I love it instantly.

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This message was edited 5/11/2006, 11:07 AM

I don't really like it on either gender, but it's traditionally male (Russian, and short form of Mikhail - click on Misha). So I'd find it odd on a girl (despite Mischa Barton, lol!) but also odd on a non-Russian boy. :b

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~Heather~

not for a boy

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My sister had a friend a long time ago named MICHELINA and her nickname was Mischa. I loved it. (Mind you I was a little girl.) She was so tall and so pretty. She was in college and I was so envious. She was my sisters “COOL FRIEND.” Anyways… I love it. With how popular the TV show “The O.C.”/Mischa Barton is, the only thing to worry about is the possibility of it popularity going out of control by the teeny bopper Mommies...lol

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