Aisha

See also: aisha

English

Alternative forms

Ayesha, Ieesha, Iesha

Etymology

From Arabic عَائِشَة (ʕāʔiša).

Pronunciation

IPA^(key): /aɪˈiːʃə/

Proper noun

Aisha

A female given name from Arabic, most famously borne by Muhammad's third wife. Daughter of first caliph Abu Bakr.

Translations

female given name

Albanian: Ajsha
Amharic: አይሻ (ʾäyša)
Arabic: عَائِشَة f (ʕāʔiša)
Algerian Arabic: عايشة f (ʕāīša)
Armenian: Աիշա (Aiša)
Azerbaijani: Aişə
Bengali: আয়েশা (bn) (aẏeśa)
Bulgarian: Айша f (Ajša)
Finnish: Aisha
French: Aïcha (fr) f
Georgian: აიშა (aiša)
German: Aische f
Gujarati: આયેશા (āyeśā)
Hausa: A'ishatu
Hebrew: עאישה ('Aaishah)
Hindi: आइशा (āiśā)
Kannada: ಆಯಿಷಾ (āyiṣā)
Kazakh: Айша (Aişa)
Lao: ໄອຊາ (ʼai sā)
Malayalam: ആയിശ (āyiśa), ഐഷ (aiṣa)
Marathi: अहीशा (ahīśā)
Pashto: عائشه (Aisha)
Persian: عایشه ('âyeše)
Polish: Aisza
Punjabi: ਅਈਸ਼ਾ (aīśā)
Russian: Айша (ru) f (Ajša)
Serbo-Croatian: Ajša f
Sindhi: عائشه (Aisha)
Somali: Caa'isha
Tajik: Оиша (Oyiša)
Tamil: ஆயிஷா (āyiṣā)
Telugu: ఆయేషా (te) (āyēṣā)
Thai: ไอชา (Xịchā)
Turkish: Ayşe (tr)
Urdu: عائشہ (Aisha)
Uzbek: Aisha

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