Sada
Meaning of Sada
The name Sada is a charming and unique choice for a baby girl, rooted in various cultural backgrounds. In Japanese, Sada (pronounced sah-dah) carries meanings of purity and simplicity. This name has been chosen sporadically in the United States over the years, with its popularity peaking in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Though it has seen fewer occurrences in recent years, its rarity adds to its distinctiveness. Variations of the name include Saida and Sadah, offering slight alternatives while maintaining its elegant essence. With its rich history and beautiful pronunciation, Sada remains an enchanting option for parents seeking a name that stands out yet holds deep cultural significance.
Pronunciation
Japanese
- Pronunced as sah-dah (/saˌda/)
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Notable People Named Sada
| Sada Abe was a Japanese geisha and prostitute known for a notorious crime of passion in 1936, which later became a source of inspiration for various forms of art and literature. |
| Sada Yacco, also known as Sadayakko, was a prominent Japanese geisha, actress, and dancer. |
| Sada Mire is a Swedish-Somali archaeologist, art historian, and presenter known for her work in cultural heritage and as the Director of Antiquities of Somaliland. |
| Sada Molly Jacobson is an accomplished American Olympic fencer, winning silver and bronze medals in women's sabre at the 2008 and 2004 Olympics, and being inducted into the United States Fencing Hall of Fame in 2016. |
| Sada Vidoo, born Nicole Stokholm Pedersen, is a Danish singer and songwriter who gained recognition through her participation in The X Factor UK and Dansk Melodi Grand Prix 2017. |
| Sada Nahimana is a Burundian tennis player. |
