Delisa
Fact sheet
- Name
- Delisa
- Gender
- Girl name
- Syllables
- 3
Delisa is a female first name that represents both an African American and a modern English form of Delicia. The meaningful interpretation of the name is 'bringer of joy' or 'the delightful one'.
What does the name Delisa mean?
The name Delisa, a modern and African American variant of Delicia, means 'bringer of joy' or 'the delightful one'. Its roots lie in the Latin term deliciæ or dēlicia, which means 'delight', 'joy', 'pleasure', and 'enchantment'. Additionally, the name is sometimes viewed as a combination of the name components Lisa and the African American prefix 'De-'. There may also be a connection to the English word 'Delicious', which means delicate, tasty, or delightful. Other variants of the name include Delisha, Delizia, Dalicia, Dalisha, and Dalisa.
Where does the name Delisa come from?
The first name Delisa has Latin origins and means 'bringer of joy'. The Latin
How do you pronounce Delisa?
Deh-lie-sah
Popularity
Delisa is a rather rare name in Germany. In 2022, it ranked 5,539th on the list of the most popular female baby names. Its best ranking was achieved in 2012, reaching 3,656th place. In the last ten years, Delisa has been given as a first name fewer than 10 times, placing it at 8,310th in the ten-year statistics. From 2010 to 2024, the ranking is 7,235th.
Nicknames & pet names
Disa
Famous people
- Delisa Newton (American singer)
- Delisa Walton-Floyd (American)
Frequently asked questions about the name Delisa
What is the origin of the name Delisa?
The first name Delisa has Latin roots and is derived from the term 'deliciæ', which means 'delight', 'joy', or 'pleasure'. It is used in African American English and in the Italian language.
What does the name Delisa mean?
Delisa means 'bringer of joy' or 'the delightful one'. The name is a modern variant of Delicia and is often seen as a combination of the names Lisa and the African American prefix 'De-'.
How popular is the name Delisa?
Delisa is a relatively rare first name, particularly appreciated in African American communities. Its popularity varies by region but remains moderate overall.