Ashika name meaning

Gender: Girl

Origin: Sanskrit

Usage: Arabic, Assamese, Gujarati, Hindi, Kannada, Malayalam, Marathi, Sanskrit, Sindhi, Tamil, Telugu, Indian, Bengali and Oriya

Pronunciation: pronunciation of Ashika

Meaning: One without Sorrow and Mercury

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What does Ashika mean?

Unusual Ashika is used notably in Gujarati, Indian, Telugu, Kannada, Bengali, Marathi, Assamese, Malayalam, Sindhi, Arabic, Sanskrit, Hindi, Oriya and Tamil, Ashika means "One without Sorrow or Mercury" given to baby girls is rooted from Sanskrit. Ashika is a variant form of Asika. Uncommon Asika has its origin in Sanskrit, Asika means "Sharp and Dagger" is used majorly in Sanskrit and Indian languages.

Variants of Ashika

Aishika, Asika, Aasika

Names that rhyme with Ashika

How popular is the name Ashika?

Ashika is an uncommon baby name in United States, even after 30 years of use, it could not make it big. There are over 247 babies that have been given the name Ashika in United States. Also, it is uncommon in England and Wales, where it has been in use since 1996 and peaked in 1998 when it ranked 2701st. But Ashika is a popular baby name in Bangladesh where every 1 in 30000 have the name. According to our evaluation, at least 10000 people have been bestowed Ashika around the globe.

Year	Rank	Births
2018	8099	13
2017	12630	7
2016	11693	8
2015	16368	5
2014	14507	6

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Numerological analysis of Ashika

You are always open to experience something new. Hang around with new people but be selective. When it comes to expressing an opinion about something, you keep it to yourself. Perhaps you should take it easy and allow yourself to question things. You deliver your promises. This is why people trust you with their life. Change your attitude to change your life for the better. Good things don't just fall from the sky. You have to earn them. You know this.

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