Talisha
Meaning of Talisha
Talisha, pronounced tuh-LEE-shuh (/təˈliːʃə/), is a feminine given name that appears to spring from a modern English palette, drawing inspiration from established predecessors like Alicia and Talia while asserting its own distinctive melody. Etymologically, it may harbor an echo of the Hebrew tal, “dew,” endowing the name with a subtle image of fresh beginnings—an image as delicate as morning mist shimmering on a windowpane. State records from New York reveal that Talisha maintained a modest yet steady presence from the late 1970s through the mid-1990s, consistently ranking in the lower 200s with peak occurrences in the late ’80s; though it never vaulted into the top 100—perhaps owing to a collective preference for nuance over ubiquity—the name’s stable plateau suggests that it occupied a comfortable niche for parents seeking measured originality. One suspects many were drawn to its three-syllable lilt, as if craving a hint of extra music in the roll call. For those desiring a name that balances warmth with subtle sophistication, Talisha offers both an inviting sound and an undercurrent of quiet distinction.
Pronunciation
English
- Pronunced as tuh-LEE-shuh (/təˈliːʃə/)
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