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Asha is two syllables and easy to say, so it doesn't need a nn imo. Also, Ash in entirely male to me. If the child wanted to go by Ash, by all means she should go by Ash, but otherwise I don't like it--I agree with Narinoc in that nning Asha Ash takes away some of its uniqueness, and kind of "downgrades" it.

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Asha itself is unique, exotic, but not odd. It has a wonderful meaning, and it's less common than trendy, insubstantial Ashlyn or the increasingly populer Aisling / Aislin; it's also not the overused, bland-for-girls Ashley.

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Miranda