Prisha
Most Poles have never met a Prisha: just 18 women carry it, and only three girls were ever recorded with it, all in 2018. The name traces to Sanskrit, where it means "dear" or "loved one".
Prisha Pronunciation
What Prisha means
Where Prisha comes from and what it has meant to the people who carry it.
Prisha reaches Polish name registers with a short, plain entry. The origin is listed as Hebrew. The recorded meaning is beloved, dear, and that sense is traced to Sanskrit. Two labels, one line.
The meaning leans on Sanskrit priya, an old word for dear or beloved. That root feeds a long family of Indian names, from Priya to Priyanka. Prisha itself became common for girls in India across recent decades. The Hebrew note stands in the register without a folk tale attached, and no honest writer should invent one.
Picture a class register at a Polish school, the teacher reading Prisha between a Zofia and a Wiktoria. The name holds its Sanskrit meaning of beloved, dear, whatever origin the paperwork prints beside it.
How many people are named Prisha
1 in 1252435 women in Poland is named Prisha. 18 people carry it in the 2025 register: rank #10793 among female names.
Prisha's popularity over time
Fewer than 2 girls were given the name in 2025. It has been stable for a decade.