Aasha
Meaning of Aasha
Aasha, pronounced AH-shah (/ˈɑʃə/), springs from Sanskrit roots where it means “hope” or “desire,” carrying a gentle optimism that feels like the first light of dawn. Though cherished across South Asia, this name has quietly charmed American parents in recent years—hovering around the 900s in popularity with about a dozen little Aashas arriving each year—offering a sweet under-the-radar appeal (and virtually no chance of her sharing it with half the class). Its soft, flowing syllables make it instantly approachable, yet its rich cultural heritage adds an enchanting twist that stands out on any playground. Perfect for families seeking a name that blends meaningful depth with everyday warmth, Aasha effortlessly bridges continents and traditions, promising your daughter a lifetime of bright possibilities.
Pronunciation
Hindi
- Pronunced as AH-shah (/ˈɑʃə/)
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Notable People Named Aasha
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