Natisha

Meaning of Natisha

Natisha, pronounced nuh-TEE-shuh (/nəˈtiːʃə/), constitutes an English-language feminine given name that originated as a morphologically modified variant of Natasha—herself the Russian diminutive of the Latin-derived Natalia, meaning “birth.” An analytical survey of New York State registration records from 1972 to 1993 reveals sporadic yet consistent adoption, with a notable peak of twenty occurrences in 1978 (rank 227) and subsequent fluctuations predominantly within the 230–260 ranking band; such data underscore the name’s uncommon but enduring presence. The application of the “-isha” suffix reflects broader late twentieth-century African-American onomastic trends, thereby situating Natisha at the intersection of inherited European etymology and innovative American naming practices. In its Anglo-American cultural framework, Natisha conveys a precise technical construction and a reserved distinctiveness, appealing to those seeking a name that marries classical roots with contemporary resonance.

Pronunciation

English

• Pronunced as nuh-TEE-shuh (/nəˈtiːʃə/)

• Natascha
• Natasha
• Natasia
• Natashia
• Natosha
• Natacha
• Nataisha