Sara

Sarah is a popular feminine given name that has its roots in Hebrew language. It is derived from the biblical name "Sarai", which means "princess". In the Old Testament, Sarah was the wife of Abraham and the mother of Isaac. The name Sarah has been used throughout history and is still commonly used today in various cultures and countries. It has also been the name of many notable individuals, including Sarah Jessica Parker, Sarah Brightman, and Sarah Michelle Gellar.

Sara rank report (US ranking for newborns 2021)

• Rank 192. Taylor
• Rank 193. Oakley
• Rank 194. Margot
• Rank 195. Arabella
• Rank 196. Sara
• Rank 197. Journee
• Rank 198. Harmony
• Rank 199. Blake
• Rank 200. Alaina

Nicknames for Sara

Sari	SAH-ree	A shortened version of the name Sara
Sar	SAHR	A shortened version of the name Sara
Sarita	sah-REE-tah	A Spanish nickname for Sara
Sadie	SAY-dee	A nickname that sounds similar to Sara
Sassa	SAS-ah	A playful and cute nickname for Sara
Sarbear	SAHR-beer	A cute and affectionate nickname for Sara
Saralicious	SAHR-ah-LISH-us	A fun and playful nickname for Sara

Famous people named Sara

Sara Bareilles	Singer-songwriter	Grammy-nominated musician known for hits like 'Love Song' and 'Brave
Sara Blakely	Businesswoman	Founder of Spanx, a popular brand of shapewear
Sara Gilbert	Actress	Played Darlene Conner on the TV show 'Roseanne' and is a co-host on 'The Talk
Sara Gruen	Author	Wrote the bestselling novel 'Water for Elephants
Sara Ramirez	Actress	Played Dr. Callie Torres on the TV show 'Grey's Anatomy
Sara Rue	Actress	Known for her roles in TV shows like 'Less Than Perfect' and 'Impastor
Sara Takanashi	Athlete	Japanese ski jumper who holds the record for most World Cup wins in her sport
Sara Teasdale	Poet	Won the Pulitzer Prize for Poetry in 1918
Sara Underwood	Model	Playboy Playmate of the Month in July 2006 and Playmate of the Year in 2007
Sara Zarr	Author	Young adult novelist known for books like 'Story of a Girl' and 'Gem & Dixie

Fictional character called Sara from pop culture

Sara Lance	DC's Legends of Tomorrow	A former member of the League of Assassins and a vigilante known as the White Canary.
Sara Tancredi	Prison Break	A prison doctor and the love interest of the main character, Michael Scofield.
Sara Sidle	CSI: Crime Scene Investigation	A forensic scientist who works for the Las Vegas Police Department.
Sara Harvey	Pretty Little Liars	A character who is involved in the mysterious disappearance of Alison DiLaurentis.
Sara Crewe	A Little Princess	The main character of the novel, a wealthy young girl who is sent to a boarding school in London.
Sara Ryder	Mass Effect: Andromeda	The player character in the video game, a human who is part of a mission to colonize the Andromeda galaxy.
Sara Lance	Arrow	The original version of the character before she became the White Canary in Legends of Tomorrow.
Sara Goldfarb	Requiem for a Dream	A lonely widow who becomes addicted to diet pills in the film.
Sara Pezzini	Witchblade	A New York City detective who gains supernatural powers after coming into possession of a powerful weapon.
Sara Miller	The Handmaid's Tale	A character in the TV series who is a wife of one of the commanders in the dystopian society of Gilead.

Frequently Asked Questions about Sara

What is the meaning of the name Sara?	The name Sara means "princess" or "noblewoman" in Hebrew.
What is the origin of the name Sara?	The name Sara has Hebrew origins.
Is Sara a popular name?	Yes, Sara is a popular name in many countries, including the United States.
What are some famous people named Sara?	Famous people named Sara include Sara Bareilles, Sara Ramirez, and Sara Gilbert.
Is Sara a unisex name?	No, Sara is typically a female name.
What are some variations of the name Sara?	Variations of the name Sara include Sarah, Zara, and Sarai.
What is the most common nickname for Sara?	The most common nickname for Sara is usually just "Sara" itself, but some people may go by "Sari" or "Sarita".