Zusha

Meaning of Zusha

Zusha is a distinctive male name of Yiddish origin, primarily found within Jewish communities. Pronounced ZOO-shah, this name carries with it a sense of cultural richness and historical depth. Zusha is often associated with Rabbi Zusha of Hanipol, an 18th-century Hasidic master known for his humility and piety, making the name resonate with spiritual significance. The variant form Zisha shares similar roots and associations. Although not common in the United States—having been given to just 5 newborns in 2023—the name holds a unique charm and timeless appeal that might be particularly attractive to parents seeking a name with deep religious and cultural connections.

Pronunciation

Yiddish

  • Pronunced as ZOO-shah (/ˈzuʃə/)

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Notable People Named Zusha

Rabbi Meshulam Zusha of Hanipol, an influential early Hasidic luminary and tzaddik, was a prominent third-generation Hasidic Rebbe and disciple of the Maggid of Mezeritch.
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