Sakari
Meaning of Sakari
The name Sakari is a unisex name with roots in both Swedish and Finnish cultures. Pronounced as sah-KAH-ree, it carries a melodic and international appeal. The name has been gradually gaining popularity in the United States, although it remains relatively uncommon. Its usage spans several decades, with occurrences fluctuating over the years. Sakari also has a variation, Sakara, which offers a slight twist on the original while maintaining its unique charm. This versatile name is perfect for parents looking for something distinctive yet culturally rich for their child.
Pronunciation
Swedish
- Pronunced as sah-KAH-ree (/sɑˌkari/)
Finnish
- Pronunced as sah-KAH-ree (/sɑˌkɑri/)
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Notable People Named Sakari
| Sakari Markus Oramo is a Finnish conductor and the chief conductor of the BBC Symphony Orchestra. |
| Sakari Tukiainen is a Finnish striker currently playing for Ykkönen club HIFK. |
| Sakari Pietilä is a Finnish former professional ice hockey player. |
| Sakari Olkkonen was a Finnish gymnast who participated in eight events at the 1960 Summer Olympics. |
| Sakari Paasonen was a Finnish sport shooter. |
