Jakhia is a feminine given name of likely modern American origin, combining the popular “Ja-” prefix common in contemporary naming trends with echoes of African linguistic influence; pronounced jah-KEE-uh (/dʒaˈkiə/), it offers a distinctive yet approachable sound. Though its precise lineage cannot be traced to a single language family, Jakhia invites associations of creativity and strength, appealing to parents in search of a name that feels both fresh and substantive. In Georgia, its use among newborn girls has fluctuated modestly over the past decade—peaking at ten occurrences (rank 167) in 2004 and again in 2009, rising to a high of five births (rank 156) in 2011, then settling into lower single-digit counts—underscoring its status as a name that remains uncommon without veering into obscurity. For families who value a name with contemporary flair and enduring character, Jakhia provides a balanced choice that is unlikely to fade from memory.