In Hebrew, Ashirah means "she who walks in the sea."
This name is a Hebrew girl's name and is considered a variant spelling of Asherah. Beyond its literal meaning, Ashirah carries significant ties to Semitic mythology.
Historically, Ashirah refers to a prominent Semitic mother goddess. This deity was widely worshipped by the Israelites in ancient times, prior to the widespread adoption of strict monotheistic practices. The name therefore connects to both a personal identity and a rich mythological heritage.
