Malkhazi
It carries the sense of youthful and good-looking. In Poland it stays rare: around 200 men hold it, all male, and most Poles will never meet one.
Malkhazi Pronunciation
Malkhazi is pronounced mahlk-KHAH-zhee (/malkˈxaʑi/).
What Malkhazi means
Where Malkhazi comes from and what it has meant to the people who carry it.
Malkhazi comes from Georgia. It is the nominative form of Malkhaz, the shape the language gives a man's name on an official form, marked by that final -i. The short meaning gathers three senses: beautiful, elegant, youthful. One account traces it toward a Georgian root for youth, akhalg, though the origin here is filed simply as other, a borrowing from outside the native stock.
Real bearers make it easy to check. Malkhaz Asatiani, the Georgian footballer who played for Dynamo Kyiv and the national side, carries the shorter form, the one without the -i.
In a Polish class register the name would read as rare, and its ending would sound almost like a Polish adjective. The Polish gloss keeps the sense plain: piękny, młodzieńczy.
How many people are named Malkhazi
1 in 106731 men in Poland is named Malkhazi. 200 people carry it in the 2025 register: rank #2224 among male names.