Marsha

Meaning of Marsha

Marsha sweeps into a room like a burst of confetti, full of fiery Latin spirit. Born from the ancient Latin name Marcius—meaning “dedicated to Mars,” the bold Roman god of war—Marsha carries a passionate spark that feels like a sun-soaked salsa dance. With vintage charm that once twirled through 1960s rooftops, this name has since resurfaced with fresh energy, picked up by modern dreamers like sequins on a festival dress. She’s whispered like a secret among amigas and pops off the tongue as effortlessly as maracas at a fiesta. From trailblazers like Marsha P. Johnson to imaginative storytellers everywhere, Marsha marches to her very own drum, vibrant and unafraid.

Pronunciation

British English

  • Pronunced as MAHR-shuh (/mɐrˈʃə/)

American English

  • Pronunced as MAR-shuh (/mɑrˈʃə/)

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Notable People Named Marsha

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