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I gave it a shot. My best guess after looking pretty hard is that it is a modern American creation without meaning, except for the one who made it perhaps.

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I did find similar names, that may have inspired it or be related to it somehow, can't say. Maybe following up one of these can lead you to a better clue. Good luck.

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Micaiah - (Hebrew) form of Micah (spoken aloud w/out the last
syllable "-ah" sounds like Mekhi)
Macaio - (Hawaiian) form of Michael (ditto aloud)
Mekhail - (Greek, Russian) form of Michael
Micah - (Hebrew) form of Michael
Meka - (Hawaiian) eyes
Makyah - (Hopi) eagle hunter
Mahkah - (Lakota) earth
McKay -(Scottish) son of Kay
Maco - (Hungarian) form of Emmanuel
Makin - (Arabic) strong
Maicu - (Quechua) eagle
Maiqui - (Quechua) tree
Mahi'ai - (Hawaiian) form of George
Maake - (Polynesian) warrior
Malik - (Punjab) lord, master; (Arabic) form of Malachi
Malachi - (Hebrew) angel of God
Melchior - (Hebrew) king
Melquiades - (Hebrew) Yahweh is my God
Mordecai - (Hebrew) martial, warlike