Brissia

Meaning of Brissia

Brissia dances into the nursery like a warm evening breeze along the Yucatán coast, wrapping the room in a playful Spanish whisper—BREE-see-uh (/briˈsiə/), a lyrical spin on the classic Brisa. Rooted in Latin flair and as refreshing as a coastal gust at dawn, Brissia carries a promise of freedom and fresh beginnings, each syllable unfolding like a delicate abanico. This charismatic beauty has been breezing up the Texas charts—43 tiny Brissias in 2007 (rank 281) to nine in 2011 (rank 303)—proof that its melodic charm is capturing hearts. Perfect for a spirited niña destined to write her own vibrant story, Brissia isn’t just a name: it’s a festive invitation to fill life with zest, sunshine, and a dash of salsa.

Pronunciation

Spanish

• Pronunced as BREE-see-uh (/briˈsiə/)

• Brisa
• Briseida
• Brissa
• Briza
• Briseis
• Bricia