Makiah blooms like a bright hibiscus in a sunlit plaza, carrying a whisper of ancient Hebrew meaning “Who is like God?”. It adds a splash of modern Latin sabor y alegría. This playful unisex pick is pronounced muh-KY-uh, with a rhythm as lively as a salsa beat. The name tiptoed onto U.S. birth charts in the early ’90s with just a handful of babies, then soared through the 2000s before settling into a cozy top-1000 spot around rank 900 today. Parents adore its sacred roots and vibrant flair. Makiah feels like a fiesta in full swing—bold, warm, and ready to dance through life’s adventures.