The first name Asha is of Persian, Arabic, Hindu, Sanskrit, African, Indian origin. It is often a boy or girl name. It has the following meaning(s):

Persian: Protector of Fire

Arabic: Hope or Wish

Hindu: Hope

Sanskrit: Hope. Mythology: the Wife of a Hindu Demigod

African: Life

Arabic: Lively

Indian: hope

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Abhilasha  (Hindu)
Desire

Abhilasha  (Indian)
desire

Ajatashatru  (Indian)
without enemies

Ajatashatru  (Indian)
without enemies

Amashai  (Biblical)
The People's Gift

Anastasha  (Greek)
Resurrection

Ashadeep  (Hindu)
Light of Hope

Ashakiran  (Indian)
ray of hope

Ashakiran  (Hindu)
Ray of Hope

Ashalata  (Hindu)
Creeper of Hope

Ashalata  (Indian)
creeper of hope

Ashan  (Biblical)
Smoke

Ashan  (Biblical)
Smoke

Ashan  (Turkish)
To Go Over, Pronounce Ah-shawn

Ashanti  (African)
Ashanti Tribe

Ashanti  (Swahili)
African Tribe Name

Ashavari  (Hindu)
Name of a Raga

Ashavari  (Indian)
name of a raaga

Ayasha  (Native American)
Little One

Ayasha  (Native American)
Little One (Chippewa)

Baasha  (Biblical)
He That Seeks or Lays Waste

Banashankari  (Hindu)
Parvati

Basha  (Polish)
Stranger

Bashaar  (Muslim)
Variant of Bashar: Bringer of Glad Tidings

Basham  (Greek)
Stranger

Bashan  (Biblical)
In the Tooth; in Ivory

Bashar  (Islamic)
Man, Mankind As in Abul Bashar - Father of Mankind

Bashar  (Muslim)
Bringer of Glad Tidings

Basharaat  (Muslim)
Variant of Basharat: Good Omen; Prophecy

Basharat  (Islamic)
Good News, Glad Tidings

Basharat  (Muslim)
Good Omen; Prophecy

Dasha  (Greek)
Gift of God

Dasha  (Russian)
Gift of God

Dasha  (Russian)
God's Gift

Eashana  (Hindu)
One of the Five Faces of Shiva

Gasha  (Russian)
Good

Greeshma  (Hindu)
A Season Comprising Jyestha and Aashadha

Hadashah  (Biblical)
News, a Month

Hadashah  (Biblical)
News, a Month

Hashabiah  (Biblical)
The Estimation of the Lord

Hashabnah  (Biblical)
The Silence of the Lord

Hashabniah  (Biblical)
The Silence of the Lord

Jasha  (Russian)
Supplanter

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