The prefix YAH is an abbreviation of Yahweh, the name of Elohim. The Bible makes great use of this short form. It is usually found, mostly, at the end of many names in the Bible: Nehemyah, Ahazyah, Adoniyah, Hizqiyah, Zekaryah, Hilqiyah, Nethanyah, etc.not dictated to us by men, either. If saying Yahweh is correct instead of Yahuweh, so is Yahshua acceptable, based on the same evidences. For sure we all know that the Yeho, Yaho, and Yahu, are way off tract. Those who advocate Yahu ignore the fact that a French speaking person hearing that sound can write it as Yahou, Yahouh, or Iaou (same pronunciation).
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