Comments for SAGA:

The word "saga" means "button" in Lithuanian.

-- monie  1/23/2005

Saga means fairy tale in Swedish.

-- mtiina  7/29/2005

Saga means "journey" in Portuguese. It's a very famous story by Sophia de Mello Breyner Andresen.

-- Mary-Rach  11/11/2005

Saga was the name of the girl who rather wanted to be a boy, and pretended to be so to be allowed to play soccer, in the book and film My Life as a Dog. She was a great boxer.

-- Anonymous User  12/14/2005

It is pronounced as SAH-gah.

-- Ylva  1/30/2006

Saga is the name of the heroine in the show "Sugar: A Little Snow Fairy".

-- Anonymous User  2/28/2006

It is the same name as in English: Saga, a fiction-story with loyality and brave characters.

-- Anonymous User  8/28/2007

This is my name. Despite having to constantly correct people on its pronunciation, I love it very much.

-- shagbo  12/13/2007

In some regional variaties of the Anglo-Saxon dialect and Norse language I think this would have been pronounced saa-ya, however, in English saa-ga is the standard which I immediately associate with the idea of a saga, a long story.

-- Locket  3/31/2008

It is pronounced as SAY-gah.

-- Anonymous User  6/27/2009

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