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It makes me think of Pokemon, so I don't like it. (Not dissing Pokemon. I like it).

I actually really like just Ash. It's got the botanical vibe which I like a lot.

I like it. I'm not a big Pokemon person, so while it does remind me of Pokemon it isn't a strong association. It mostly just makes me think of ashes and ash trees, which I think are nice images for a name. I definitely like Ash but not Asher or Ashley.

I love it. I was considering using Ashe (yes, with the e) as a middle name for my son.

I love Ash as a full name. I'd much rather see it than Ashley and I think a boy would have it easier these days if he were just named Ash and not Ashley. It was the #1 name for girls for a while after all. I don't have anything against Ashley on a boy, I just don't think it would be an easy name to have in the US.

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I really like Asher, especially the meaning. I'm more inclined to use Asher nn Ash so he would have a full name and one with a great meaning at that but I do love Ash on its own.

Being a 90s kid, I think of Pokemon.

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It doesn't seem that bad as a full name, though I prefer Asher.

It reminds me of Pokemon and does sound like a nickname but its an okay name.

Pokemon.

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That's all. It's a silly name.

I think it needs a longer form. Plus at the moment I'm really good friends with a girl called Ash (short for Ashleigh but no one calls her that), so I think it's feminine when it's really not.
It's one of my sister's favourite names, she doesn't like Ashley and I persuaded her out of Ashton (ick!). I would rather it be short for Asher, which I personally love.

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Reminds me of Ash Ketchum from Pokemon. I don't like it.

I see nothing attractive about the word ash by itself. It just sounds ugly and trendy and non-name.

I like it as a nn for Asher, Ashley, etc., but it's unattractive as a full name.

Kinda like

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as a middle name