Sokha is a Cambodian unisex given name, originating from the Khmer language.The name carries the profound meaning of "health." It is ultimately derived from the Sanskrit word सुख (sukha), which signifies happiness, pleasure, ease, and well-being. The semantic shift from Sanskrit 'sukha' (happiness/bliss) to 'health' in Khmer reflects a deep cultural understanding of good health as a foundational state of wellness and contentment.A common shortened form or variant of Sokha is Sok.Cultural SignificanceIn Cambodia, names are often chosen for their auspicious meanings, and Sokha is highly regarded for its positive connotations of vitality and prosperity. The name is given to both boys and girls, reflecting its universal appeal. It is a popular choice throughout Cambodia, resonating with the Buddhist and Hindu cultural heritage that permeates Khmer naming traditions.Key FactsMeaning: HealthOrigin: Khmer (from Sanskrit)Type: Given name (unisex)Usage: Primarily CambodiaRelated Form: Sok