Hadassha is a variant of Hadassah, the Hebrew name meaning myrtle tree and known from the Book of Esther.
Hadassha is a variant of Hadassah, the Hebrew name meaning myrtle tree, and it is known from the Book of Esther. That biblical association gives the name strong historical and religious depth, and the myrtle image adds a sense of natural beauty and renewal. Hadassah has long carried both scriptural dignity and botanical symbolism, and Hadassha continues that tradition with a slightly altered spelling.
The extra h and shifted visual shape make the name feel more stylized while retaining its sacred resonance. In modern use, it can seem reverent, graceful, and somewhat formal, but also distinctive enough to stand apart from more common biblical forms. Hadassha has the character of a name that feels rooted in tradition yet individualized in presentation.
Its sound is rich and lyrical, and its history gives it substance beyond style. The name suggests both a living tree and a remembered story.