Lisha

Meaning of Lisha

Lisha (/liːˈʃə/) is a melodious feminine name cherished for its cross-cultural appeal and graceful resonance. Traditionally regarded as a diminutive of Alicia or Felicia—linked to Latin notions of nobility and Hebrew roots that convey devotion—Lisha also carries Indian charm as a fusion of “Lila” (divine play) and “Isha” (goddess or supreme spirit), lending it a quietly spiritual elegance. Its soft syllables roll off the tongue—no extra sip of masala chai required—infusing each pronunciation with warmth and optimism. Although mid-20th-century Louisiana records show Lisha hovering around the 140th rank with just a handful of newborns each year, it endures today as a distinctive choice for parents seeking a name that marries timeless tradition with a touch of global flair.

Pronunciation

English

• Pronunced as LEE-shuh (/liːˈʃə/)

• Alisha