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Satu Huotari is a Finnish female ice hockey player. She played on the women's ice hockey team for Finland at the 1998 Winter Olympics, and won a bronze medal. Huotari was born in Oulu.
The reason why I love Finnish names because of their amazing and wonderful meanings, this one here 'Satu' has a very unique meaning... I think it's very very nice. I like it because it's not too common and isn't trendy (Most of the time I am a huge fan of those type of names).According to (http://verkkopalvelu.vrk.fi/Nimipalvelu/default.asp?L=3) 26581 Finnish women bear the name 'Satu'. Males are given the name but rarely. In 1960-79 15745 women were given 'Satu', which was the time period 'Satu' was highly used in. I can tell it is decreasing in popularity, but it's still a great name that suits all ages... I think it should boost! It's too pretty to go extinct.
It has one of the prettiest meanings.
This is my sister's name, and I've always been jealous of her, because she has such a beautiful name and I don't.
This is also a Japanese female name meaning "Sugar".
To those above, Satu can NEVER be a Japanese feminine name. It is true Sato means sugar, but when it is used for a first name, it doesn't mean that way, it means "a hometown" or "smart".
Somebody claimed Satu is a Japanese name meaning "sugar". They're thinking of Satou. Not only is it spelled different, it's pronounced different (Satou = Sah-toh; Satu = Sah-too).
Pronounced Sa-tow.
Whoever claimed Satu is pronounced "Sa-tow" either has no idea how to pronounce Finnish or has confused the name for a non-Finnish name.Satu is pronounced SAH-too.
From the Scandinavian name "Saga".

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