Tarsha is an ancient Native American name. It was for families who were full of bravery or who represented peace and compassion. The last year with history on the popularity of the name was 2018. During that time, Tarsha was ranked number 22,843 for girls.
Meaning of the name Tarsha:
Native American: brave
Origin of the name Tarsha:
Tarsha is an ancient Native American name. It is one that is full of majesty and power. Native American names are full of deep meaning, as they show the family's or individual's characteristics. Traditionally, someone with the name Tarsha would be someone “brave.”
Symbolism of the name Tarsha:
The baby name Tarsha means “brave” in the Native American culture. According to these people, those with the name want to work together to bring peace to the tribe and are all about companionship.
Style of the name Tarsha:
Classical
Gender of the name Tarsha:
Tarsha is a unique name for girls.
Pronunciation of the name Tarsha:
TAR-shuh
Number of syllables in the name Tarsha:
Two
Emotion evoked from the name Tarsha:
Tarsha is a powerful and majestic name. It is approachable and caring.
Alternative spellings for the name Tarsha:
- Tarrsha
- Tarshah
- Tarrshah
- Tarssha
- Tarsshah
Nicknames for the name Tarsha:
- Tar
- Tars
- Tar Tar
- Sha
- Shay
- Tay
- Tay Tay
Popularity of the name Tarsha:
Tarsha is no longer a top 1,000 name in America. In 1971, it came on the list as a top 800 option, ranking at number 717. Tarsha was last a top 1,000 name in 1979 at rank 836.
Related names for the name Tarsha:
Great middle names for Tarsha and their meanings:
- Grace (God's grace)
- Donnetta (world mighty, lady)
- Avery (ruler of elves)
- Josephine (Jehovah shall grow)
- Elise (my God is an oath)
- Sherry (darling, dear one)
- Lilliana (lily)
- Minerva (intellectual)
Famous people with the name Tarsha:
- Tarsha Carvey (actress, “Not About AJ”)
- Tarsha Jones (R&B singer, Miss Jones)
- Tarsha Vega (actress, “Fugitive Hunter Tracy”, singer)
Tarshas in popular culture:
- Tarsha (character from “As the Crow Flies”)