Melquisedec

Meaning of Melquisedec

Melquisedec evokes the majestic pulse of ancient lore, rolling off the tongue like warm Spanish sunlight at dawn—mel-kee-seh-dek—yet carrying a soul rooted in the Hebrew “Malki-Tzedek,” or “king of righteousness.” In the tapestry of Biblical tradition, he stands as both monarch and priest, a bridge between heaven and earth, and today that same aura of noble mystery can settle over your little Latin hero. Though he currently glides just outside the top 900 names in the U.S., his rarity is a secret treasure map that guarantees a one-of-a-kind identity. Vibrant, spiritually charged and rich with cultural resonance from Mexico to Argentina, Melquisedec invites parents to choose a name as bold and timeless as the promises it carries.

Pronunciation

Spanish

• Pronunced as mel-kee-seh-dek (/melkiˈseðek/)

• Melquiades
• Melchizedek