Kadeesha
Meaning of Kadeesha
One might imagine a heroine named Kadeesha bursting onto the scene like a peacock’s plume at dawn, the syllables dancing on the tongue: kuh-DEE-shuh. Rooted in the ancient Semitic word kadosh (“holy”), Kadeesha blossoms into a modern melody, fusing spiritual depth with the bright cadences of African and South Asian rhythms. In the US she remains delightfully rare—only eight newborns in 1995 bore her charm—so a little girl can wear her originality like a jewel on her forehead, shining brighter than Holi’s rainbow clouds. Families drawn to soulful meaning and playful sparkle will relish how this name rolls off the lips like a sitar riff at sunrise, promising grace, joy, and a dash of mischievous wonder. Not your everyday pick, Kadeesha invites a life rich in stories, woven from vibrant threads of sanctity and celebration.
Pronunciation
English
- Pronunced as kuh-DEE-shuh (/kəˈdiːʃə/)
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