Aishah
Meaning of Aishah
Rooted in the Arabic verb ʿāsha, meaning “to live,” Aishah carries an enduring resonance of vitality and grace; this association finds its most celebrated expression in ʿĀ’ishah bint Abī Bakr, the insightful companion and wife of the Prophet Muhammad, whose intellect and resilience have inspired countless admirers. The name’s melodic cadence flows like a gentle breeze across cultures, lending warmth to both Arabic-speaking families and the richly varied tapestry of Anglo-American households. Although it rarely claims the top spot—never quite matching an Olivia or Emma in sheer numbers—Aishah’s steady ranking in the mid-900s over the past decade suggests a quiet confidence among parents who prize its blend of historical depth and modern appeal, a balance as deft as a skilled artisan threading gold. In an era of names clamoring for attention, Aishah distinguishes itself not by flamboyance but by subtle strength and cultural richness, inviting those who choose it to embrace a heritage that is at once ancient and vibrantly alive.
Pronunciation
Arabic
- Pronunced as ah-EE-shah (/ɑːˈiːʃə/)
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Notable People Named Aishah
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