Tyisha is a female name with American English pronunciation as ty-EE-shuh (/taɪˈiːʃə/). It is believed to have originated from the African-American culture. The name Tyisha has variations such as Tyiesha and Tyesha. Although not extremely popular, Tyisha has been in use for several decades. According to data for newborns in New York, the name Tyisha was most commonly given to babies in the late 1980s and early 1990s, peaking in popularity in 1988 with 14 occurrences and a rank of 874. Overall, Tyisha has a unique and distinctive sound that may appeal to those seeking a less common name for their baby girl.
Tyisha Shenee Miller, an African American woman from Rubidoux, California, was fatally shot by police officers, leading to protests against police anti-blackness, and the officers involved were later fired but not prosecuted. |