Rezo

Rezo comes from Georgia, where it works as the short, everyday form of Revaz. The longer name has an uncertain origin, and one line of explanation traces it through Persian roots tied to fortune and prosperity. That association gives the meaning recorded here: wealthy, successful. The etymology is filed simply as other, since the trail does not lead cleanly to Greek, Latin, or Slavic ground.

Georgia has given the name to real people. Rezo Gabriadze built puppet theatre and wrote films. Rezo Lagidze composed songs that many Georgians can still hum. The short form fits a marquee as readily as a roll call.

On a Polish class register, Rezo would stand out. It is rare here. It reads as a guest from the Caucasus rather than a local variant, and a teacher calling it aloud might pause on the open vowels.

The sense of wealth attached to Rezo is less about coins than about a life that turns out well. In Georgian use it stays warm and informal. Revaz is the full name; Rezo is how you are actually called.