Sarah
- Pronunciation
- [Sa-rah]
- Gender
- Female
- Meaning
- Princess
- Origin
- Hebrew
Princess. In the bible Sarah was exceptionally beautiful even into her older years.
Variant Forms
| Name | Meaning | Gender | Origin |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sadie | English diminutive of Sarah, meaning 'lady, princess, noblewoman' | Female | English / Hebrew root |
| Sal | Saviour | Male | Italian |
| Sally | Princess | Female | Hebrew |
| Sara | Princess | Female | Hebrew |
| Sarahi | Princess | Female | Hebrew |
| Sarai | Argumentative | Female | Hebrew |
| Saran | Joy | Female | African |
| Sari | My princess | Female | Hebrew |
| Sarika | Vocaliste, bird | Female | Indian |
| Sarina | Princess | Female | Hebrew |
| Sarita | Princess | Female | Hebrew |
| Shari | The plains | Female | Hebrew |
| Sorcha | Brightness, light | Female | Gaelic |
| Sydelle | Princess | Female | Hebrew |
| Zarita | Blooming Flower | Female | Spanish |
Famous People Named Sarah
- Sarah Bernhardt was one of the most excellent actors of the 19th century France.
- Sarah Brightman is a popular British actress, classical crossover soprano, dancer and a songwriter.
- Sarah Jane Brown is a businesswoman, philanthropist, author and the wife of former UK Prime Minister, Gordon Brown.
- Sarah McLachlan is a Canadian singer, musician and a songwriter.