Marshana is of American origin, derived from the Native American tribe, the Cherokee. It translates to "the wind," reflecting the freedom and grace associated with this natural element. The name Marshana has gained popularity in recent years due to its unique sound and cultural significance. It is often chosen for its distinctive phonetics and its connection to Native American heritage. In some cases, it may also be seen as a modern twist on traditional names like Marsha or Marina.
Marshana had a notable spike in popularity between 1979 and 1988, with the highest number of babies named Marshana born in 1988. However, its usage has been relatively stable since then, with no significant decline or rise in popularity until 2001 when it saw another spike. Overall, a total of 30 girls were named Marshana between these years.