Aisa
Fact sheet
- Name
- Aisa
- Gender
- Girl name
- Syllables
- 2
Aisa is regarded as the Bosnian and Croatian variant of the Arabic name Aisha. Its meaning is 'the Living' or 'the Joyful'.
What does the name Aisa mean?
Aisa represents the Bosnian and Croatian spelling of the Arabic name Aisha and means 'the Living' or 'the Joyful'. Its origin can be traced back to the Arabic word a’isha, a’ischa (عائشة) and the verb ’asha (عاش), which means 'alive', 'well', 'lively', or 'she who lives'. Other variants include Aicha, Aischa, Aysha, Ayse, Aise, Ajshe, Aische, Ayasha, Ayesha, Ayeshaa, Ayisha, and Ajsa.
Where does the name Aisa come from?
Aisa is a female first name that has Arabic roots and means 'the Living'. The Arabic
How do you pronounce Aisa?
The pronunciation of Aisa is two syllables and strongly vowel-stressed. In German, the name is typically pronounced as 'Ai-sa' [ˈaɪza], with the diphthong 'ai' having a gliding motion in the center. The voiced S adds a lively nuance to the sound, while the open A creates breadth. Overall, Aisa conveys a modern and friendly impression - light, open, and sonically clear.
Popularity
In Germany, Aisa enjoys great popularity and currently ranks 1,333rd among the most common female first names. Its best placement was in 2015, reaching 1,236th place. Over the last ten years, Aisa has been given as a first name about 150 times, placing it 1,945th in the ten-year statistics. From 2010 to 2024, it ranks 2,119th.
Nicknames & pet names
Ai / Isa
Frequently asked questions about the name Aisa
What is the origin of the name Aisa?
Aisa has Arabic roots and is a variant of the name Aisha, which means 'the Living'. The name is found in several languages, including Bosnian, Croatian, Greek, and Japanese.
What does the name Aisa mean?
The name Aisa means 'the Living' or 'the Joyful'. It derives from the Arabic word a’isha, which means 'alive' or 'well'.
How popular is the name Aisa?
The popularity of the name Aisa varies by region but is relatively common in countries with Arabic and Southeast European influence.