The name Akaki: meaning and origin
- Akaki name meaning
- Akaki origin
- Georgian names
Is your name Akaki? It comes from the Greek Akakios and means without evil, innocent. For Georgians it is above all the name of the great poet Akaki Tsereteli.
๐ Where does the name Akaki come from and what does it mean?
Akaki is the Georgian form of the Greek Akakios. The name is linked to a Greek word meaning without evil, innocent: in Greek kakos means bad, and the prefix a turns it into its opposite.
So an Akaki is someone with no malice in his heart. In the Christian tradition the name was carried by several saints.
๐๏ธ Famous people named Akaki
The first one everyone thinks of is, of course, the poet Akaki Tsereteli, author of Suliko. The name was also carried by the actor Akaki Khorava and by the linguist Akaki Shanidze, one of the greatest scholars of the Georgian language.
Poetry, stage and science: Akakis have a place everywhere.
๐ฌ Pet names for Akaki
Akakis are most often called:
- Ako
- Kako
๐ฟ What character is linked to the name Akaki?
People say Akakis, true to the meaning of their name, are kind and sincere. They have a way with words, love a good joke and are often the life and soul of the party.
๐ข The numerology number of Akaki
A poet's name has its own number too. In the Georgian alphabet every letter has a number value: แ is 1, แ is 2, แ is 3 and so on.
The letters of Akaki in Georgian (แแแแแ) add up to 52, which reduces to 7. In numerology, 7 is the number of depth, intuition and the search for knowledge.
It is a playful tradition rather than science, but it is fun to see how well it fits.