Michigan was taken from a Native American Word i believe spelt like "Michiganna" or similar. It means either "Great Lakes" or "Big Lake", If i remember right it was named this by the Ottawa Native Americans. Which lived their for some 10,000 years roughly, as history tells us.
In its Franco-Anglicised version it has no meaning in any language, but it comes originally from the Ojibwe mishi-gamaa meaning big lake. This was not heard or recorded correctly by early French and English explorers (as was the case with most native names).
Michigan is from the Indian word "Michigana" which means "great or large lake".
"Michigan" was named by the French, after the Ojibwe word "mishigama", which means "large water" or "large lake"
Means that if Michigan is a power than its a state
Michigan is the name of a US state or river or lake. So, it is the same as in English.
MI is the abbreviation for the State of Michigan in the midwestern part of the United States.
MC: Mind Control, Motorcycle, Michigan City Ofc: Oxyfuel Gas Cutting, Optical Fiber, Conductive
Michigan.MI is the abbreviation for the state of Michigan.
Umm...well there are a lot of Michigan roads can you be more descriptive
"Silex" means flint. "Silex, Michigan" means Flint, Michigan.
Michigan means "Big Lake"
If you mean Michigan State University, it's in Michigan.
Do you mean Akron OH?
yes it does mean sunny hills
a strait between Upper and Lower Michigan, connecting Lakes Huron and Michigan.
If you mean the state, it is Michigan. If you prefer to abbreviate it, use MI.
If you mean the animal, none.
What you mean is what did momma call Michigan. She called it Mich-again
hei/her mysteries as deep as Lake Michigan
No one knows who will win. It depends on the teams. Michigan could win or Michigan State could win? No one knows.
MI is the abbreviation for the State of Michigan in the midwestern part of the United States.
Which Alpena - Michigan, Arkansas or South Dakota? If you mean Michigan, the driving distance is 425 miles.