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Comments for AYESHA:
I believe it was a pagan God of the Arabs which was known to be clothed by only butterflies. Also features as a chapter in Salman Rushdie's "Satanic Verses".-- bauple 1/10/2006
I like it, don't know why, but I feel like it's a very beautiful name for a girl.-- Anonymous User 1/13/2006
"Ayesha" is the name of Gothic novel published in 1902 by H. Ridger Haggard.-- Morsa 9/10/2006
Ayesha was the name of a princess in India. I think it was her nickname.-- Anonymous User 12/18/2006
Girl at my school, except she's Hindu and doesn't speak Arabic. Nice name, common where I live in the UK.-- Anonymous User 2/8/2007
A girl at my school is named this. Everyone says it like "i-EE-shuh".-- Anonymous User 11/8/2007
Ayesha is the name of Erik (The Phantom of the Opera)'s cat in Susan Kay's novel Phantom.-- Anonymous User 9/7/2008
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