Kashena
Meaning of Kashena
Kashena emerges like a hidden treasure chest washed ashore by a warm Caribbean tide, blending whispered Arabic echoes of purity (“qashina”) with a dash of Latin flair in the melodic “-ena” ending, creating a name that truly dances off the tongue. Pronounced kuh-SHEE-nuh, it conjures images of siesta-lit plazas, abuela’s abrazo and the playful rhythm of a midnight salsa under café lights. Though it never stormed the top tiers, 1985 welcomed a dozen little Kashenas into the world, and through the early ’90s, around seven or eight each year kept its rare sparkle glinting in American doorways. She’s the secret ingredient in your favorite sangría—under the radar, unexpectedly delightful, and bubbling with endless possibility.
Pronunciation
English
- Pronunced as kuh-SHEE-nuh (/kəˈʃiːnə/)
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