Cadesha is a unique and exotic name of Hebrew origin. It is derived from the Hebrew word "kadushah," which means "holiness" or "sanctity." In the Jewish faith, the term "Kadushah" refers to the sanctification of God's name in prayer.
The name Cadesha is not particularly common, but it has been used throughout history. It was the name of a prominent figure in Jewish history, Queen Cadeshia, who ruled over the ancient kingdom of Judea during the Second Temple period. She was known for her wisdom and courage in leading her people through challenging times.
Today, Cadesha is still used as a given name, particularly among Jewish families. It is considered a beautiful and meaningful name that carries a sense of holiness and righteousness. Despite its rarity, it has been popularized in recent years by celebrities who have chosen this unique name for their children.
The name Cadesha experienced a spike in popularity between 1993 and 1994, with 17 births recorded that year compared to the 11 births in 1993. However, there was a significant drop in usage afterwards, with only 5 births in 1995 and 7 births in 1996. In total, the name Cadesha was given to 40 newborns during these years.