Keosha is a feminine name with origins in the Choctaw language, spoken by the Choctaw Nation of the Southeastern Woodlands. The name is derived from the words "koi, " meaning "love" or "affection, " and "asha, " meaning "life" or "to live. " This suggests that the name Keosha carries the connotation of "beloved life" or "one who brings love to life. " The name has been used since the late 18th century and has been associated with several notable figures, including Choctaw leaders, and artists. Over time, the use of the name has remained relatively consistent, reflecting its cultural significance and the enduring legacy of the Choctaw people.
