| Subject: |
Aja |
| Author: |
Mara (Authenticated as ayasophia) |
| Date: |
September 5, 2003 at 4:28:10 AM |
I cheaked the name Aja for its popularity and it was quite popular in the US. But when I cheaked the meaning it said it was originally Hindi meaning goat. So I was wondering if Americans are using the name or there are a lot of Hindis living in the US that name their girls Aja? So is Aja now being used as an American name? Shania Twain named her daughter Aja and shes American. Also does anybody know if Aja has a different origin and meaning?
-Mara
(ps. Aja is pronounced A-jah, but the J is pronounced how Indians say Raja)
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