Thaisa

Thaisa is a feminine name of Greek origin to match baby’s splendor. As a form of Thaïssa and Thaïs, Thaisa derives from the root theá and holds meanings like “divine,” “beautiful,” and “goddess.” Its etymology is somewhat foggy; some theorize Thais to mean “bandage,” which can speak to baby’s comforting and healing presence. Thais is most famously borne by an Athenian courtesan who traveled with Alexander the Great and his army to Persia. Its classical divinity, paired with historical significance, adds to Thaisa’s already captivating appeal.