Kokah as a Baby Name. Meaning and Origin of Kokah

What is the meaning of the name Kokah ?

The baby name Kokah is a Unisex name , 2 syllables long and is pronounced KOH-kah (IPA: /ˈkoʊkɑː/).

Kokah is Indonesian in Origin.

Kokah is a rare cross-lingual given name with several plausible roots. In Arabic and Urdu it is often linked to Kokab/Kaukab (from Arabic kawkab), meaning “star,” with Kokah appearing as a creative or phonetic variant. In Japanese it corresponds to the feminine name Koka (kōka), which can be written with kanji such as 香花 “fragrant flower,” 光華 “radiant splendor,” or 幸花 “fortunate blossom,” making meaning kanji-dependent; the final h reflects nonstandard romanization. In Georgian usage, Koka is a masculine diminutive of Konstantine (from Latin Constantinus, “steadfast”), and Kokah can represent an Anglicized spelling.

Variants and related forms include Koka, Kokab, Kaukab, and the nickname Koko; spellings vary widely across scripts. Usage remains uncommon in English-speaking countries, but the name appears in Middle Eastern, South Asian, Japanese, and diasporic contexts. Depending on origin, it carries associations of starry brightness, blossoming beauty, or steadfast character.