Nikesha

Meaning of Nikesha

From its triumphant Greek roots tracing back to the goddess of victory, Nike, Nikesha swoops in like a firework on a summer night, carrying an exuberant sense of flair. With its playful ny-KEE-shuh cadence and sassy “-shuh” ending, this moniker became a retro-chic favorite among American families in the 1970s and ’80s—dancing through the top 800 names, from a mid-700s peak in the mid-70s to a steady presence in the 850s by 1995—before settling into a sweetly niche status today. It rolls off the tongue with the confidence of a champion crossing the finish line, yet still feels warm and familiar, like a lifelong friend offering a high-five. Though rare now, Nikesha remains a bold choice for parents seeking melodic strength, modern sass, and vintage charm in one vibrant syllable. This name isn’t just a label—it’s a mini-celebration of triumph wrapped in playful promise.

Pronunciation

English

• Pronunced as ny-KEE-shuh (/naiːˈkiːʃə/)

• Nisha
• Nakisha
• Nakeisha
• Nekesha
• Niquisha