Sarah
Classic feminine name
Sarah is a feminine given name of Hebrew origin, meaning "princess." One of the most enduringly popular names in English-speaking countries, it appears throughout the Bible as the wife of Abraham.
The spelling Sara is a common variant.
Sarah's coming to dinner tonight.
First Hebrew patriarch
- IsaacHebrew patriarch name
- HagarSarah's Egyptian servant
- IshmaelCast-out firstborn son
- GenesisFirst biblical book
matriarch · patriarch · Rebekah · Leah · Rachel · covenant · descendants · barren
Widespread and unremarkable
- widespreadExisting across many places
- 1980sFourth-to-last twentieth-century decade
- vintageQuality from past eras
- revivalReturn after decline
enduring · familiar · recognizable · namesake · generation · evergreen · mainstream · perennial
Abraham
First Hebrew patriarch
Genesis · matriarch · patriarch · Rebekah · Leah · Rachel · covenant · descendants · barren · laughter
common
Widespread and unremarkable
- widespreadExisting across many places
- 1980sFourth-to-last twentieth-century decade
- vintageQuality from past eras
revival · enduring · familiar · recognizable · namesake · generation · evergreen · mainstream · perennial
graceful
Elegant in movement
gentle · timeless · traditional · sophisticated · ladylike · demure · poised · charming · wholesome · understated
- Sarah Connor
- Sarah Palin
- Sara LeePackaged dessert company
- Sarah Silverman
- Sarah Vaughan
- Sarah Jessica Parker