Eesha

Source: Sanskrit and Arabic

Root Word: ईश (Eesh)

Derived From: Derived from "Sanskrit" Eesha, which is derived from Arabic "عيسى (Eesa)"

Meaning: In the Indian context, it means the incarnation of the "goddess" and in Arabic it is a symbol of life.

Popularity History: In the late 20th and early 21st centuries, Eesha became popular in India and the Middle East, particularly among South Asian and Arab communities living in Western countries.