Daesha
Meaning of Daesha
Daesha bursts onto the baby-name scene like a hidden treasure, offering parents a fresh twist on the familiar Dasha—herself the affectionate Russian nickname for Daria, which traces back to the Greek Dorothea, “gift of God.” Pronounced DAY-shuh, Daesha feels both grounded and gracious, carrying that “gift” meaning with every syllable. Though never skyrocketing into the top 100, she’s enjoyed steady, low-key popularity—hovering around ranks 800–950 in the U.S. since the mid-’90s—so a little Daesha will stand out in a classroom without ever feeling outlandishly out there. Warm, modern and subtly international, this name wraps classic heritage in a contemporary package. For families seeking a name that whispers uniqueness while promising heartfelt meaning, Daesha is the perfect choice—like a soft promise of joy on the very first morning of a brand-new life.
Pronunciation
English
- Pronunced as DAY-shuh (/deɪˈʃə/)
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