A personal name identifying a royal scribe during Solomon's reign, recorded in 1 Kings 4:3. Shisha served as father to two of Solomon's secretaries, Elihoreph and Ahijah, placing his family in the administrative elite of the united monarchy. The name may be related to Seraiah, another scribal name appearing elsewhere in biblical genealogies. Greek versions render it variously as Saba, Seisa, or Saphat, showing textual variants in the transmission. The scribal families held significant positions in ancient Israel's bureaucracy, managing records and correspondence for the royal court.