History:
Malkut is a Jewish surname of Ashkenazi origin. It is derived from the Hebrew word malkut, which means kingdom.
The Malkut family has a long and distinguished history in Eastern Europe. The earliest known Malkuts were rabbis in the small town of Zamość in Poland in the 16th century. The family later spread to other parts of Poland and Russia.
Description:
Malkut families have traditionally been Orthodox Jews, and their culture is steeped in Jewish tradition and faith.
Malkut families have long observed traditional Jewish customs and rituals, such as observing the Sabbath and keeping kosher.
Malkut is also sometimes spelled Malcut or Malkuth.
