Origin and Meaning of Latiasha

Uncertain, possibly a modern blend name

Origin: African American Vernacular English - A combination of the prefix 'La-' commonly used in names, and 'Tia' meaning 'aunt' in Spanish, with a blend of 'Asha' which means 'life' or 'hope' in Swahili.

• Latiasha is considered a modern name, emerging primarily in African American communities during the late 20th century.
• The name reflects a trend of creating unique and distinctive names by blending cultural influences.
• Notable bearers include Latiasha Rogers, a public figure known for her contributions to the arts.
• Latiasha is relatively uncommon, with fluctuating popularity in specific regions, especially in urban areas in the United States.
• Similar names include Latoya, Lashonda, and Tashia, which share the 'La-' or '-sha' elements.