Ashalee is a unique and captivating female given name of American origin, derived from the Hebrew name Ashkelon, which means "who goes to the beach." This distinctive moniker has gained popularity in recent years, likely due to its melodic sound and modern feel while retaining an ancient root. Pronounced as ah-SHA-lee, it consists of three distinct syllables that give it a rhythmical flow when spoken aloud. Ashalee is also notable for not having any well-known public figures associated with the name, allowing those who bear it to forge their own paths and identities without being overshadowed by famous namesakes.
The name Ashalee had its first appearance in 1983 with five babies being named that year. There was a gap of nine years before it resurfaced with seven births in 1992. The name then saw another surge in popularity in 1999, with six newborns receiving the name Ashalee. After another seven-year interval, there were five more babies named Ashalee in 2006. In total, over these four years, 23 children were given the name Ashalee.