Takisha

The African American name Takisha represents an extension of the name Kisha, supplemented by the syllable 'Ta-'. Metaphorically, this name means 'the fragrant' or 'the favorite'.

What does the name Takisha mean?

Takisha is a feminine first name derived from the name Kisha and includes the prefix 'Ta-'. Metaphorically, the name points to 'the fragrant' or 'the favorite'. Its origins can be found both in the name Kezia, which comes from the ancient Hebrew term Qetzi'ah (קְצִיעָה) for 'cinnamon' or 'cinnamon cassia', as well as as a variant of Lakeisha, which means 'the favorite' and 'the darling' in Swahili. Other variants include Keysha, Keshia, Keshya, Kesha, Kecia, Kicia, Lakisha, Lakesha, Laquisha, Lekesha, Lakeshia, Tykesha, and Makisha.

Where does the name Takisha come from?

Takisha is a feminine first name that has both ancient Hebrew and Swahili roots and carries the meaning 'the fragrant'. It is derived from Keziah: Qetzi'ah (קְצִיעָה) = cinnamon, cassia (a spice plant) (Ancient Hebrew) and from Lakeisha: lakeisha = the favorite, the darling (Swahili). The languages from which the name originates are African American and American English.

How do you pronounce Takisha?

Ta-ki-scha

Popularity

In Germany, Takisha is a rare first name. It has not appeared in the country's name rankings so far. The best placement for Takisha was in 1977, when it ranked 758th in the U.S. name charts. From 1930 to 2024, the name was given approximately 2,100 times in the U.S., placing it at 2,639th. In the last ten years, no child has been named that way.