The name Sarah is of Hebrew origin, derived from the word Sarah meaning a 'noblewoman,' or a 'princess.' It has a rich history, originating from the biblical matriarch Sarah, the wife of Abraham and the mother of Isaac. The name has been consistently popular across English-speaking countries, gaining popularity in England after the Protestant Reformation. It symbolizes perseverance and determination, reflecting the biblical figure's unwavering faith and her role as a matriarch in the Abrahamic religions. The name has also been adopted by various cultures, including Arabic, where it means 'pure' and 'bringer of happiness.'
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Names with the Same Meaning: "Saragrace", "Symbolizes"
