Moesha is a female name of Hebrew origin, meaning "Drawn Out Of The Water." This name is closely associated with the American television sitcom "Moesha," which aired from 1996 to 2001. The show revolved around the life of a black upper-middle-class family, offering a unique perspective on real social issues affecting teenagers. Moesha, the protagonist, is depicted as headstrong, independent, and at times rebellious, yet stands up for what she believes is right. The character's journey through the challenges and pressures of growing up resonates with the name's meaning of being drawn out of the water, symbolizing resilience and emerging from difficult circumstances. The name Moesha carries a sense of strength and determination, reflecting the character traits of the show's protagonist and the themes explored in the series.