Adisa
Meaning of Adisa
Adisa is a radiant gem that journeys from Yoruba homelands to Latin fiestas—a unisex choice meaning “the clear one,” the soul who illuminates every room. In its native tongue (ah-DEE-shah) it ripples like a drumbeat, and in African American English (ah-DEE-suh) it glides with a smooth, silky cadence. Though it hovers around the 900s on U.S. baby charts with only a handful of births each year, that very rarity is its secret sauce, making Adisa a standout pick for bold, adventurous families. Picture it as a vibrant conga line: weaving ancestral depth with modern zest and lighting up imaginations like fireworks under a tropical sky. For parents craving clarity, confidence, and a dash of fiesta flair, Adisa dances straight into the heart—¡Olé!
Pronunciation
Yoruba
- Pronunced as ah-DEE-shah (/əˈdiːʃɑː/)
African American English
- Pronunced as ah-DEE-suh (/əˈdiːsə/)
U.S. Popularity Chart
Notable People Named Adisa
| Adisa De Rosario - |
| Adisa Andwele - |
