Sacred
Meaning of Sacred
The name Sacred arrives with a Latin heartbeat, hailing from the ancient word sacer, which means holy or set apart. It rolls off the tongue as SEY-krid, simple yet powerful. Parents who choose it dream of blessing their child with a daily spark of wonder, as if life itself is a gentle prayer. Though still rare—only a handful of newborns in the US wear it each year—it shines like a secret light passed through generations. Sacred is unisex, inviting both boys and girls to carry a name that honors spirit and tradition. It feels like a quiet song whispered across time, reminding families that every moment is something to revere. The name needs no altar; its joy and grace are built right in.
Pronunciation
American English
- Pronunced as SEY-krid (/'seɪkrəd/)
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