Teshara
Meaning of Teshara
Teshara is a modern American feminine name, likely fashioned in the mid-1980s by blending the Slavic diminutive “Tasha” (from Natasha) with the melodic suffix “-ara.” First recorded in U.S. birth data in 1984, it maintained a steady, if modest, presence through 1994, with annual occurrences ranging from five to nine and rankings between 788 and 860—its highest point being nine births at rank 848 in 1991. Pronounced /təˈʃɑrə/, Teshara’s three-syllable structure, with stress on the second syllable, offers a clear, balanced cadence that fits smoothly into Anglo-American naming patterns without strong ethnic associations. Its appeal lies in the combination of approachable familiarity and subtle originality, making it a quietly distinctive choice for parents seeking a name that neither overstates its rarity nor merges into the commonplace.
Pronunciation
American English
- Pronunced as teh-SHAH-ruh (/təˈʃɑrə/)
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