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Origin: Japanese

Meaning: Alive, she who lives; Well-living, well-to-do, prosperous; Womanly; Passion, rage, wrath; The month Pausha; Great shrine

Baby is a child of the universe, so celebrate with enchanting Taisha. As an American name, feminine Taisha may be inspired by the Arabic Aisha, meaning “alive,” “she who lives,” “well-living,” “well-to-do,” “prosperous,” and “womanly.” Taisha also has roots in several Indian languages, generally meaning “passion,” “wrath,” and “rage” for the tenacious tot learning to understand their powerful emotions. It also refers to the full moon in the month of Pausha, which occurs from December to January. To honor baby’s eminent spirit, Taisha means “great shrine” in Japanese, once reserved for high-ranking Shinto shrines. A name that spans the globe, Taisha is ideal for the little adventurer raring to pull on their boots and explore the world.