Revaz is a Georgian masculine given name, possibly of Persian origin, meaning "wealthy" or "successful". The name is rooted in the same ancient linguistic traditions that brought many Persian-derived names into Georgian culture.EtymologyThe meaning of Revaz is uncertain, but it is most likely derived from Persian elements signifying wealth or success. The exact formation is debated, but the name fits into a pattern of names expressing prosperity across multiple Eurasian languages. It is not biblically attested but has been borne by notable figures in Georgian history.Notable BearersSeveral prominent Georgians have borne the name Revaz. Revaz Chelebadze was a Soviet football player. Revaz Dogonadze made contributions to physics and chemistry. Revaz Dzodzuashvili is a Georgian football manager. Revaz Gabashvili served as a politician. Revaz Gamkrelidze (1927–2025) was a notable mathematician. Revaz Kemoklidze played football, and Revaz Tchomakhidze competed in water polo for Russia. The Armenian village Ditavan was formerly named Revaz, suggesting the name's influence beyond Georgia.Diminutives and VariantsA common diminutive of Revaz is Reziko, which is used as a term of endearment among family and friends. No widespread variant forms exist outside of Georgian usage.Meaning: "wealthy, successful"Origin: possibly PersianType: first nameUsage: Georgian