Kakha
The name points east to Kakheti, a region of Georgia. In Poland it stays rare: just 382 men carry it and no boys have been given it in years, so meeting one would stick with you.
Kakha Pronunciation
Kakha is pronounced KAHK-khah (/ˈkakxa/).
What Kakha means
Where Kakha comes from and what it has meant to the people who carry it.
Kakha names a place. Its short meaning, "from Kakheti," points to a region in eastern Georgia, a land of vineyards where people have pressed wine in buried clay qvevri vessels for thousands of years. The Georgian qvevri method was added to UNESCO's list of intangible cultural heritage in 2013, so the ground behind the name is real and still worked today.
The origin recorded for Kakha is Slavic, and the sense of coming from Kakheti settles on top of that older root rather than growing straight out of it. A name of origin, then, telling where someone is from.
On a Polish class register, Kakha would sit oddly between the Jakubs and the Antonis. It is short. A teacher reads four letters and moves on to the next line. And those four letters keep doing one job, which is pointing east toward Kakheti and its wine country.
How many people are named Kakha
1 in 55880 men in Poland is named Kakha. 382 people carry it in the 2025 register: rank #1520 among male names.