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What does Sarah mean?
Sarah ▼ as a girls' name is pronounced SARE-ah. It is of Hebrew origin, and the meaning of Sarah is "princess". Biblical: originally called Sarai, Sarah was the wife of Abraham. She is described as being exceptionally beautiful even into her older years. The name became popular in the 16th century. Both Sara (popular in Germany) and Sarah are used in blended and compound names. See also Sahara. Actresses Sarah Bernhardt, Sarah Siddons, Sarah Jessica Parker, Sarah Jessica Parker, Sarah Michelle Gellar; singer Sarah Vaughn; poet Sara Teasdale; Sarah Ferguson, Duchess of York; figure skater Sarah Hughes.
STARTS WITH Sar-
ASSOCIATED WITH princess, biblical, beautiful, 16th century
Variations
VARIANTS Sadee, Sadella, Sadelle, Sadellia, Sadie, Sadye▼, Saidee, Saira, Sairah, Sal, Sallee, Salley, Salli, Sallie▼, Sally▼, Sara▼, Sarabeth, Sarahann, Sarahity, Sarahlee, Sarahlynn, Sarai▲, Saraia, Sarajane, Sarajean, Saralee, Saralyn, Saralynn, Saramae, Saran, Sareen, Sarely, Sarena, Sarette, Sarha, Sarhah, Sari, Saria, Sarie, Sarika, Sarina, Sarine, Sarissa, Sarita, Sarka, Sarolta, Sarotta, Sarotte, Sarra, Sarrah, Sarrey, Sasa, Sera, Serach, Serah, Serita, Shara, Shari▼, Sorcha, Sydel, Sydelle, Zahra▲, Zara▲, Zarah, Zaria▲, Zarita
RELATIONS VIA SAHARA Saharah, Sahra
CREATIVE FORMS(female) Sorah, ..
(male) Saer, ..
MIDDLE NAME PAIRINGS
Sarah Landry (S.L.), ..
How popular is Sarah?
Sarah is a very popular first name for females (#23 out of 4276, Top 1%) and also a very popular surname for both adults and children (#41995 out of 150436, Top 28%). (2000 U.S. DEMOGRAPHICS)
Sarah reached its apex position of #3 in the U.S. in 1993, and is at #67 presently. (2018 U.S. SSA RECORDS)
Which version is better?
Prominent variation forms of Sarah (#67 A YEAR AGO) appearing in the Top 2000 are Sadie (#87), Sara (#173), Zara (#253), Sarai (#408), Zahra (#589), Zaria (#753), Sariah (#843), Dara (#1170), Sally (#1211), Suri (#1647), Sahara (#1707), Zarah (#1785), Sarina (#1853), Sarita, Sarrah, Sera, Sarena, Shari, Sorcha, Saira, Sydelle, Sallie, Sadye, Sari and Shara. These relations of Sarah reached the height of their popularity a century ago (USAGE OF 2.11%) and are now much less common (USAGE 0.76%, ▼64%). Sarah is the continual favorite, though Zara has gained in popularity, while versions like Sally have become less contemporary.
Similar Names
Sarah▼ is alike in pronunciation to Ceara, Cearaa, Cera, Ciara▼, Ciarrah, Cira, Cyra, Cyrah, Seara, Searra, Siara, Siera, Siri, Siria, Soraya▲, Syria, Zahrah, Zaira, Zariah▲, Zary, Zarya, Zayra, Zora, Zorah and Zorrah. Other suggested similar-sounding names are Adrah, Barah, Carah, Carlah, Dajah▼, Danah, Darah, Dayah, Dorah, Farah▲, Farrah, Hajrah, Halah, Hanah, Janah, Jorah, Karah, Karlah, Karrah, Kyrah, Maiah, Marah, Mayah, Mirah, Morah, Myrah, Norah▲, Oprah, Perah, Ramah, Saba, Sabah, Sabra, Sabrah, Sada, Sadah, Salmah, Samirah, Sannah, Shanah, Sharae, Sharan, Sharay, Sherah, Shirah, Simah, Tajah, Tarah▼, Tarrah and Terah. These names tend to be less commonly used than Sarah.
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