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"Daisha" could be a phonetic spelling of the Latin name "Dacia", meaning "from the land of the "Daci" -- an ancient, warlike people living in Europe's Lower Danube region. They were eventually conquered by the Roman emperor, Domitian, and a gold coin, called a "Dacicus", was issued to commemorate the event.
Alternately, "Daisha" could be a fanciful spelling of "Daisy", after the flower whose name literally means "Day's eye". In The Language of Flowers, the daisy symbolizes "innocence".
-- Nanaea
Alternately, "Daisha" could be a fanciful spelling of "Daisy", after the flower whose name literally means "Day's eye". In The Language of Flowers, the daisy symbolizes "innocence".
-- Nanaea
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