| Meaning | alive, prosperous |
| Origin | Arabic |
| Gender | Girl |
| Popularity | Moderate |
| Length | 5 |
| Syllables | 2 |
| Syllabification | Ay-sha |
Aysha carries multicultural sophistication and graceful simplicity, appealing to parents seeking a name with both beauty and substance. This spelling variation offers a fresh take while maintaining the name's essential character and pronunciation clarity. The name flows effortlessly, its two syllables creating perfect balance and memorable cadence.
Aysha works wonderfully across diverse cultural contexts, making it ideal for families with international connections or those who value global citizenship. The name's gentle sounds convey femininity without being overly delicate, suggesting someone capable and confident.
Parents choosing Aysha often appreciate its combination of uniqueness and accessibility—uncommon enough to feel special, yet familiar enough to avoid constant explanation. The name ages beautifully, remaining appropriate whether your daughter is five or fifty.
Aysha offers limited nickname potential, which many parents view as an advantage, as it encourages use of the full, beautiful name throughout life. This choice suggests thoughtfulness and cultural awareness in parenting decisions.
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| Aya |
| Sha |
| Shay |
| Aysha Takia | Indian actress |
| Aysha Kala | British actress |
| Aysha Mirza | Canadian poet and author |
| Aysha Malik | British television producer |
| Aysha Renna | Indian activist |
| Aysha Wax | Somali-Canadian model |
| Aysha Hauer | American actress |
| Aysha Selim | British journalist |
| Aysha Shahaltough | Palestinian journalist |
| Aysha Warsi | British entrepreneur |
| Aysha A. Sheik | South African author |
| Aysha Bellarabi | German track and field athlete |
| Aysha Emmerson | Australian basketball player |
| Aysha U. Farag | Egyptian archaeologist |
| Aysha Imam | Nigerian feminist writer |
| Aysha Al Mubarak | Emirati businesswoman |
| Aysha Chowdhry | British digital influencer |
| Aysha Siddika | Bangladeshi politician |
| Aysha Saifuddin | American educator and activist |
| Aysha U. Farouk | Character in the TV series "Prison Break" |