Sachi is a Japanese name that means "child of bliss" or "happiness." It is derived from the Japanese words "sa" meaning "bliss" or "happiness," and "chi" meaning "child." The name Sachi has gained popularity internationally, reflecting the desire for a happy and prosperous life. In Japanese culture, it is often bestowed upon babies to express hope for their future joy and fulfillment. The name also has significance in Hindu mythology, where it is derived from the Sanskrit word "sachidananda," meaning "existence, consciousness, bliss." This adds a spiritual dimension to the name, aligning with its Japanese connotation of happiness.
