Yesh is an ancient and distinctive Hebrew name that holds significant historical importance. It is derived from the word "yesha," which translates to "salvation" in Hebrew. In the Bible, Yesh is notably associated with one of King David's mighty men, Yeshbaal son of Hushath (2 Samuel 23:30). The name Yesh has also been used by some Jewish communities as an alternative to Jesus due to its connection to salvation and deliverance. However, it remains a rare and unique choice for a first name.
"Yesh had ten babies named Ann in the years 2000 and 2009."