Yakeisha is a unique and distinctive given name of African American origin. It consists of two elements, "Yaki" and "Shea," which are believed to derive from the Swahili words "Yakuwa" meaning "it is so" and "Shaha" meaning "to speak." Thus, the name Yakeisha can be interpreted as "speaking her truth." This powerful meaning reflects the spirit of individuality and self-expression that the name embodies. It's a name that commands attention and stands out, making it an excellent choice for parents looking for an extraordinary moniker for their child.
"Yakeisha experienced a spike in births in 1978 with seven babies born that year, while 1977 and 1980 each saw five births. Over these three years, there were a total of seventeen Yakeishas."