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in reply to a message by Dracotorix
I'd guess Ash-a, because of popular names like Ashley, Ashton, Asher.
But I'd have a nagging feeling that AH-sha is more correct.
I've never met an Asha.
I somewhat associate it (in addition to the names mentioned above) with Asherah and Aisha, both of which seem like they have more character to me.
It's also like Maya. Simple, complex/multicultural, popular sounding.
I don't think it's legit to say it means "ash tree", but one could say that. Like, Eartha is obviously connected to "earth" but not in a way that's "legit".
MNs, uh...
Asha Renee
Asha Sunita
Asha Indira
Asha Kennedy
Asha Liliana
Asha Vivienne
Asha Varshini
Asha Joy
Asha Evelyn
Asha Rowena
Asha Olympia
Asha Willow
Asha Chloe
Asha Larkin
I'd do Asha Sigrid or Asha Niamh.
But I'd have a nagging feeling that AH-sha is more correct.
I've never met an Asha.
I somewhat associate it (in addition to the names mentioned above) with Asherah and Aisha, both of which seem like they have more character to me.
It's also like Maya. Simple, complex/multicultural, popular sounding.
I don't think it's legit to say it means "ash tree", but one could say that. Like, Eartha is obviously connected to "earth" but not in a way that's "legit".
MNs, uh...
Asha Renee
Asha Sunita
Asha Indira
Asha Kennedy
Asha Liliana
Asha Vivienne
Asha Varshini
Asha Joy
Asha Evelyn
Asha Rowena
Asha Olympia
Asha Willow
Asha Chloe
Asha Larkin
I'd do Asha Sigrid or Asha Niamh.
This message was edited 1/26/2021, 4:05 PM
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