Asusena
Meaning of Asusena
Asusena, a feminine name of enigmatic charm, presents an intriguing blend of Persian resonance—potentially deriving from asu (“peace”) and sena (“praise”)—even as its precise roots remain shrouded in history. Pronounced ah-soo-SEH-nah (/a.suˈse.na/) in Spanish, it carries a rhythmic lilt that belies its modest showing in American naming records. Since the early 1970s, the Social Security Administration has documented only scattered use—peaking at 56 newborns in 2001 and never rising above rank 813—suggesting a choice for parents drawn to uncommon appellations with subtle global echoes. Like a hidden manuscript rediscovered amid mainstream chronicles, Asusena appeals to those who value both cultural depth and an analytical allure, providing a quietly distinguished alternative to more familiar names.
Pronunciation
Spanish
- Pronunced as ah-soo-SEH-nah (/a.suˈse.na/)
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