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Sada is not listed anywhere that I can find. There is an American Olympian in the sport of saber (sword) that I recently watched with the name Sada. The closest name I have seen is Seda (Sedalyn). Does anyone have any further information about this name or is it just one of those "made up" names?
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RE: The Answer!Hi,
Here is what you wanted to know, plus what "Seda" means - (just in case):=====================================================================
SADA
Gender: Female
Meaning: Pure One
Origin: Japanese
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SEDA
Gender: Female
Meaning: Forest Voices
Origin: Armenian
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(I can't find Sedalyn).......
=====================================================================If you would like a very useful and reliable name source for the future: this is what I use: www.babynames.com
Hope this helps!
:) Martina
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ATTN: Martina!Don't worry about Sedalyn! My mum made that up. It's from Seda and Jocelyn because she liked them both. You've done well as it is!-Sedalyn*:)
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Hello!*Adores Sada already just because of the likeness*My name(Sedalyn) is a creation of my mother, but Seda is not. Seda is Armenian and it means "Forest Voices" or "Whispering Forest Voices". Recently, though I stumbled across the name Sada on a site and was informed(assuming the site is correct here as it was on my name. :) ) that the name means "Pure One".Here is the link:
http://www.babynameaddicts.com/html/names/female/female_s.htmlHope it helps.-Seda*
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Found twoI have a book that lists Sada as either a Japanese name meaning "chaste," or as an English form of Sadie. It lists Sadá and Sadako as alternative forms.
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Is this swordfighting Sada a male or a female? (Sabre used to be men-only, but now it's both, in these Olympics.) If it's male, I've got no idea. But if it's female, then my guess would be that Sarah has two nickname forms: Sally and Sadie. And I can readily imagine parents, possibly fond of Sarah but thinking it too popular, playing round with the nicknames and getting Sada.
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Hi, Sada!I found something:
"Arabian: 'happiness'" (Seibicke, HDV)
"SA'D: from 'sa'd' good luck, fortune, from 'sa'ida' to be lucky or happy" (Hanks/Hodges, Oxford Dictionary of First Names, 1990)Hope this helpsAndy ;—)
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Hi.Its probably another of those made up names. Its not in the database, and there's nothing that it could be a creative form of
Lala
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Thanks for the prompt reply. I guess if we name our child Sada it will then have an origin.
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