Markiah is a unique and modern name of Hebrew origin, meaning "song" or "lyric." It's often used for girls but can also be given to boys, offering flexibility and originality for parents seeking an unconventional name choice. This moniker has gained popularity in recent years due to its musical connection and distinctive sound. Markiah is composed of two elements: "mark," meaning "song" or "lyric," and "-ah," a Hebrew suffix that often signifies belonging or relationship. It's pronounced /mahr-KEE-yah/, with the stress on the second syllable. Spelling variations include Markia, Marciah, and Marcieh. While it's not yet common enough to appear in many languages, its Hebrew origin allows for easy pronunciation worldwide. Some notable people named Markiah include American singer-songwriter Markia Scott, who uses her unique name as a stage moniker.
"Markiah saw its highest popularity between 2001 and 2002 with 18 births, but has remained steady at around 5 to 8 births annually since then."