Malania
Meaning of Malania
Pronounced muh-LAY-nee-uh (/məˈleɪniə/), Malania unfolds like a moonlit whisper through a bamboo grove, its roots entwined with the ancient Greek melas, “dark,” yet softened by a Japanese sensibility of yūgen—the profound elegance in shadow. It conjures the quiet resilience of snow-laden pines against winter’s hush, the muted gleam of lacquered screens flickering with paper lantern light, and the serene glide of koi beneath still waters. Though seldom chosen—nestled in the nine-hundreds of American birth rankings—its rarity only deepens its allure, offering those who bear it a name at once classical and imbued with wabi-sabi grace. Malania is an elegiac bloom of sound and meaning, a cool yet luminous ode to the interplay of light and darkness.
Pronunciation
English
- Pronunced as muh-LAY-nee-uh (/məˈleɪniə/)
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