Keysha

Meaning of Keysha

Keysha bursts onto the scene like a bright spark in a summer sky, a playful twist on the classic Keisha that traces its roots back to the Hebrew name Keziah, meaning “cassia,” that fragrant cinnamon-like spice tree. With that clever swap of “ey” for “ei,” Keysha feels both grounded in tradition and bursting with fresh, inventive flair—like a new melody riffing on an old favorite. Picture curious parents, hearts racing with excitement, spotting this name and imagining their little girl growing up with a warm, spice-infused soul and a personality that crackles with creativity. It’s a name that dances off the tongue—KEY-shuh—and wraps its bearer in a cozy blend of heritage and modern pizzazz, ready to light up any room she enters.

Pronunciation

English

• Pronunced as KEY-shuh (/ˈkeɪʃə/)

• Keesha
• Keisha
• Keshia
• Kesha
• Kisha
• Kiesha
• Keyshia