Asa
Asa comes from the Hebrew "Asa," meaning "healer" or "physician." In the Hebrew Bible, Asa was the third king of Judah (c.913-c.873 BCE) who reigned for 40 years and led religious reforms. Asa was moderately popular in Puritan New England (Asa Gray, 1810-1888, the botanist) and is climbing again. Asa is a male name of Hebrew origin that means "Healer, or "physician"". Brisk, biblical, and a little vintage. The name sounds direct. Asas tend to be thoughtful. US top 500 since 2010s. Rising. Well-known people named Asa include Asa (King of Judah), Asa Gray (botanist), Asa (Hebrew name). Common variations and related forms of Asa include Aca (variant), Aser (variant), Ace (nickname).