Tashara
Meaning of Tashara
Tashara springs from the creative spirit of modern American naming, blending the familiar Russian-rooted Natasha with the lyrical charm of names like Tamara or Zahara and emerging as a fresh, melodic choice full of personality. With its lilting three-syllable rhythm—tuh-SHAIR-uh—the name dances off the tongue like sunlit laughter, suggesting warmth, confidence, and a playful streak. Since first surfacing on U.S. baby charts in the early 1970s, Tashara enjoyed modest waves of popularity through the ’90s and early 2000s and today settles into rare-gem status, chosen by just a handful of newborns each year. Parents drawn to Tashara appreciate its harmonious balance of tradition and originality, loving that it stands out without shouting, like a hidden treasure waiting to be discovered. In every soft syllable lies an invitation to creativity, a spark of independent spirit, and a promise of enduring charm—a name that feels both down-to-earth and delightfully unique.
Pronunciation
English
- Pronunced as tuh-SHAIR-uh (/təˈʃɛərə/)
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