Origin and Meaning of Elsha

God's promise

Origin: Hebrew - A variant of the name Elisha, which means 'God is salvation'. The Hebrew roots are 'El', meaning God, and 'sha', which can imply salvation or deliverance.

• Elsha is often considered a modern and unique twist on the more traditional name Elisha, which has historical roots in the Hebrew Bible.
• Although primarily used in English-speaking countries, Elsha also has appeal in various cultures, often chosen for its melodic sound and spiritual meaning.
• Notable bearers include Elsha, a character in literary works and various creative interpretations in fiction and film.
• Elsha is relatively rare compared to its parent name Elisha, showing potential for popularity growth in recent years as parents look for unique variations.
• Variations of the name include Elisha (more common), Alysha, and Alisha, which share similar roots or sounds.