Malkah is of Hebrew origin and translates to "queen" in English. It's derived from the word "melekh," which means "king." This name has been used traditionally among Jewish communities but has gained wider recognition in recent years, adding a unique touch to modern naming trends. Pronounced as /MAHL-kah/, it consists of three syllables with the stress on the first syllable. Malkah is often associated with royalty and elegance due to its meaning and has been used in literature and pop culture, making it familiar yet distinctive.
"Malkah has seen a consistent presence among newborns over the years, with a notable spike in popularity between 1994 and 2007, and a resurgence since 2017. A total of 27 girls have been named Malkah during these periods."