Yessica

Meaning of Yessica

Yessica carries the familiar warmth of Jessica yet dances off the tongue with a Spanish flair—yeh-SEE-kah in Spanish and YEHS-ih-kuh for cozy English accents. Born from the Hebrew Yiskah, meaning “God beholds,” it ushers in a sense of watchful wonder and heartfelt promise. Though it flutters just shy of the top 900 in the U.S., with 20 newborns named Yessica in 2024, that quiet consistency only deepens its enduring charm. Picture Yessica as a sunflower nodding toward the morning light—bold, bright, and brimming with possibility. With a playful wink and a gentle spirit, Yessica invites every new chapter to be filled with laughter, growth, and a dash of delightful mischief.

Pronunciation

Spanish

• Pronunced as yeh-SEE-kah (/ʝe̞ˈsi.ka̠/)

English

• Pronunced as YEHS-ih-kuh (/ˈjɛs.ɪ.kə/)

• Yessenia
• Jessica
• Jessenia
• Yessi
• Yessika