Sahar
Meaning of Sahar
Sahar is a beautiful and elegant name with origins in the Arabic language. It is pronounced as SAH-har (/saːhar/) in Arabic. The name Sahar carries a special meaning, as it refers to the time just before sunrise when the sky starts to lighten. This symbolism brings associations of new beginnings, hope, and the promise of a bright future.
In terms of popularity, Sahar has been steadily used as a name for baby girls in the United States. Although not among the most common names, it has seen consistent usage over the years. In recent times, Sahar has been given to around 40-60 newborns per year in America. Its ranking varies from year to year but generally falls within the range of 2000-4000.
It's worth noting that Sahar does have a variation spelled as Sahara. Both variations share the same pronunciation and are equally enchanting choices for parents seeking a unique and meaningful name for their daughter.
Pronunciation
Arabic
- Pronunced as SAH-har (/saːhar/)
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Notable People Named Sahar
| Sahar Dolatshahi is a renowned Iranian actress known for her roles in Ice Age, Istanbul Junction, The Frog, and "I Want to Live," and has received multiple awards for her performances. |
| Sahar Khalifeh is a renowned Palestinian writer known for her internationally acclaimed novels, including Wild Thorns, and has received numerous awards for her literary contributions. |
| Sahar Hashemi is a prominent British businesswoman, recognized for co-founding Coffee Republic and Skinny Candy, and for her involvement in various business and advisory roles. |
| Sahar Delijani is an Iranian author known for her debut novel, Children of the Jacaranda Tree, which has been published in over 75 countries and translated into 30 languages. |
| Sahar Saleem is a professor of radiology at Cairo University known for her expertise in paleoradiology and her discovery of the cause of Ramesses III's death. |
| Sahar Aziz is a professor of law and Chancellor’s Social Justice Scholar at Rutgers Law School. |
| Sahar Jahani is an American writer known for her work on popular TV series like 13 Reasons Why and Ramy, and for her adaptation of Hana Khan Carries On for Pascal Pictures. |
| Sahar Nasr is an Egyptian politician who held the position of Minister of Investment and International Cooperation from 2015 to 2019. |
| Sahar Fetrat is an Afghan activist, screenwriter, and documentary filmmaker who lived as a young refugee during the first Taliban regime. |
| Sahar Mohammadi is an Iranian singer known for her expertise in classical radifs and Hafez's lyrics, and has been praised as one of the most talented performers of classical Persian song. |
| Sahar Helal, a synchronized swimmer from Egypt, made history as the youngest participant in the women's solo event at the 1984 Summer Olympics at the age of 15 years and 116 days. |
| Sahar Valadbeigi is a well-known Iranian actress who gained fame for her roles in popular soap operas alongside her husband, Nima Fallah, also an actor. |
| Sahar El Mougy is an Egyptian novelist and academic known for her award-winning work "Noon" and her contributions to English Literature and American Studies at Cairo University. |
