Mia functions as both an independent name and a diminutive, with roots touching Scandinavian, Italian, and Hebrew-derived threads -- variously given as "mine," "beloved," or, more distantly, "bitter." The dominant modern reading leans toward affection and closeness, a name often chosen for its warmth and brevity rather than its more contested branches.
If you ignore something use Mercury because in relation with this it means renovation and growth, resolute influx and quick response. - Picatrix (Andalusia, ~1000.AD)