Masih

Masih comes from Persian roots, meaning 'Messiah' or 'savior', and is derived from the Semitic root 'm-sh-ḥ', which translates to 'anointed one'. It carries a sense of reverence and hope, making it a name that's both traditional and deeply religious. There's a sense of charisma and inspiration embedded in it, suggesting someone who might be seen as a guiding figure or a beacon of light.

In terms of popularity, Masih has experienced some interesting shifts over the years. It made a notable leap of 4505 spots between 2019 and 2020, reaching its best rank at #6293 in 2020. However, it has never entered the top 100. More recently, in 2024, it ranked at #6811, showing a slight decline but still holding its ground as a unique choice.

With its roots deeply embedded in history and tradition, Masih is a name that exudes a sense of charisma and inspiration. It's perfect for those who are seeking a name with a strong religious significance, yet it remains distinctive and less commonly heard. This balance of tradition and uniqueness gives Masih a certain timeless appeal.