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Takisha
Pronounced tah-KEE-shah /təˈkiː.ʃə/Medium
Meaning: Takisha is a 1970s American coinage combining the decorative prefix Ta- with the element Kisha or Keisha. It is a genuine invention of its era, with no ancient etymology; the honest story is coinage.Low
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History & Origin
Takisha is an American coinage of the 1970s, built from the prefix Ta- and the element Kisha or Keisha. It flourished within a rich tradition of inventive, rhythmic names in African-American families, cresting around 1977. It rose with that fashion and faded as tastes turned.
Uncommon now, it reads as a distinctly 1970s creation. Rhythmic, warm, and of its era.
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What does the name Takisha mean?
Takisha is a 1970s American coinage combining a Ta- prefix with Kisha or Keisha. The honest story is a stylish invention.
How do you pronounce Takisha?
It's said tah-KEE-shah /təˈkiː.ʃə/ — three syllables, stress on the middle.
Is Takisha a boy or girl name?
Takisha is used as a girl's name.
Is Takisha making a comeback?
Takisha is uncommon today and reads as a 1970s coinage rather than a reviving name.













