Ishitha
Meaning of Ishitha
Ishitha is a feminine name rooted in the Sanskrit iṣṭha, literally translating to “desired” or “cherished” and extended to denote mastery or excellence. Pronounced ih-SHEE-thuh (/ɪˈʃiːθə/), it exhibits a stable but modest presence in the United States, with annual occurrences ranging from five to twelve births between 2008 and 2024 and corresponding Social Security rankings between 939th and 983rd, most recently charting at 943rd in 2024. Its technical etymology aligns with analytic naming conventions, offering a semantic profile associated with aspiration, clarity, and achievement. The name’s consistent low-frequency usage, unperturbed by transient naming fads, suggests deliberate selection by parents who value both cultural specificity and phonetic accessibility. In an Anglo-American context, Ishitha bridges South Asian heritage with contemporary naming practices, reflecting a measured integration of traditional meaning and modern preferences.
Pronunciation
- Pronunced as ih-SHEE-thuh (/ɪˈʃiːθə/)
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