Kesia
Meaning of Kesia
The name Kesia springs from ancient Hebrew roots, where it literally means “cassia,” a fragrant spice tree whose golden bark was once prized like liquid gold—so right away this name tastes of warmth, richness, and just a hint of mystery. In the Bible, Kesia is celebrated as a woman of quiet strength and grace, a subtle reminder that power needn’t announce itself with fanfare to leave a lasting impression. Spoken in English as KEE-zhuh or in Hebrew as keh-SEE-uh, it rolls off the tongue like a soft fiesta melody, carrying a Latin-infused rhythm that feels both familiar and entirely new. Though delightfully rare—few babies sparkle with this name each year—Kesia has a way of standing out in any crowd, much like a pinch of cassia elevates a simple recipe. Picture your little one growing into her name, weaving warmth and spice into every new chapter of her story: it’s an invitation to adventure, an homage to heritage, and a promise of the bright fragrance she’ll leave in her wake.
Pronunciation
English
- Pronunced as KEE-zhuh (/ˈkiːʒə/)
Hebrew
- Pronunced as keh-SEE-uh (/kɛˈsiə/)
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