Meaning, origin and history of the name Sára

Gender Feminine

Pronounced Pron. /ˈʃaː.rɒ/(Hungarian) /ˈsaː.ra/(Czech, Slovak) [key·simplify]

Meaning & History

Hungarian, Czech and Slovak form of Sarah.

DiminutivesSári, Sárika(Hungarian)

Other Languages & CulturesSara(Albanian) Sara(Amharic) Sara, Sarah(Arabic) Sarah(Biblical) Sarrha(Biblical Greek) Sara(Biblical Hebrew) Sara, Sarra(Biblical Latin) Sara(Bosnian) Sara(Catalan) Sara(Croatian) Sara, Sarah(Danish) Sara, Sarah, Saar, Sarina(Dutch) Sarah, Sadie, Sal, Sallie, Sally, Sara, Sarina, Sera(English) Saara, Saija, Salli, Sara, Sari(Finnish) Sara, Sarah(French) Sara(Galician) Sara, Sarah, Sarina(German) Sara(Greek) Kala(Hawaiian) Sara, Sarah, Sarit(Hebrew) Sara(Icelandic) Sara(Italian) Sāra(Latvian) Sara(Macedonian) Sara, Sarah(Norwegian) Sara(Persian) Sara(Polish) Sara(Portuguese) Sara(Romanian) Sara(Serbian) Sara(Slovene) Sara, Sarita(Spanish) Sara, Sarah, Sassa(Swedish) Sara(Tigrinya) Sare(Turkish) Suri, Tzeitel(Yiddish)

Same SpellingSāra, Sara

classic mature formal natural strong refined simple serious

Czechia: October 9

Hungary: January 19