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Pronounced (Ste-shuh)
Has Arabic and other miscellaneous roots.
Is a girls name and in some languages a boys name (not that it matters)

Continuously gets mispronounced by people who can't read.

Usually the name of a smart cool girl who lives life one day at a time. Probably really infectious. Also she has a beautiful face and an amazing wit. Wife her.
Stesha is so fucking pretty, yo! But she seems sort of too relaxed and too intelligent like she just doesn't give a fuck about anything and anyone.
Stesha by omgitspanda December 19, 2016
Related Words
Stysha • stasha • stesha • Saysha • staysha • Sayshane • Seysha • siysha • skyshadow • skyshanna
Saysha is a very smart girl that you never want to let go of she has the cutest dark brown eyes and hair she always slays and will take your man without doing it on purpose she is strong and independent and will knock any bitch out that tries to get in her way she is a very good friend and makes people laugh when they are feeling down she is also the best person to be in a relationship with team Saysha forever
If you find a Saysha keep her as long as you can
Saysha by Bribri32 December 26, 2018

stinky stesha

The act of bare ass farting in another's face.
Dude, I just hicked my pants down and gave Jimmy such a brutal stinky stesha.
stinky stesha by Jordan Reindl March 2, 2008
The girl's name STASHA \s-ta-sha\ is a variant of Anastasia (Greek) and Stacy (English), and the meaning of Stasha is "resurrection".

People with this name tend to be very active. They love to travel and hate to sit around in the same spot for too long. They are bold, daring, and persuasive. They love to try new things and take chances. Professionally, they can be successful as a public figure, in the media, or at developing new ideas for small businesses.

STASHA is the 46025.th most popular name in USA. One in every 702,203 Americans are named as STASHA and popularity of name STASHA is 1.42 people per million.
If we compare the popularity statistics of STASHA to USA's population statistics, we can estimate that as of June.03.2010 there are 441 people named as STASHA in the United States and the number of STASHA's are increasing by 4 people every year.
Usage of stasha as a first name is much more common than its usage as a middle name. The sum of alphabetical order of letters in STASHA is 68 and this makes STASHA arithmetic buddies with words like Debonair, Suave, Genteel, Godsend, Becoming, Dependable, Giving, Gleeful, Goofy, Poetic, Poised, Tiny, Gleaming.
Stasha is too nice, she must be a godsend.

Wow she's really something else, isn't she? But she's still no Stasha.

What a breath of fresh air that Stasha is.
Stasha by Knowledge Iz Power June 14, 2010
A human of the female gender with flaming red hair and dance moves that could sedate an elephant. She talks more than a new Furby. But we love her because she is, indeed, THE Saysha.
Hey Saysha you're so fine! You're so fine you blow my mind! Hey Saysha!
Saysha by Sasquatch123470 March 28, 2009
A girls name

Pronounced Stay-sha, most people think that is should be spelled Stacia.
She is a girl who has beautiful eyes and a smile that is contagious and loves to laugh.
Older folks say "Stesha? Thats a different name, is it short for Anastasia?"
Stesha by Shannwill February 2, 2010
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