سارة
Sārah
سارة (Sārah) is the Arabic way to say the given name Sarah.
سارة is a given name of Hebrew origin used in Arabic-speaking contexts.
Meaning: given name from Hebrew (name)
How do you pronounce it?
Sārah
Did you know?
- In Arabic, the name سارة is closely linked to the root meaning 'to bring joy' or 'delight', making the name's literal essence 'one who brings happiness'.
- The name سارة is recognized across the entire Islamic world because Sarah is traditionally revered as the wife of the Prophet Ibrahim.
- While the name is shared across cultures, an Arabic speaker might distinguish سارة from the name ساري, which means 'traveling by night'.
Examples in context
- ها قد أتت سارة.Here comes Sarah.This sentence is useful for seeing سارة used to identify someone arriving.Tatoeba #6966074 by OsoHombre, translation #5817621 by OsoHombre
- سيأتي جمال و سارة اليوم.Jamal and Sarah are coming today.This sentence shows how to use سارة when listing multiple people arriving.Tatoeba #5824279 by OsoHombre, translation #5820537 by OsoHombre
- هل أخبرت سارة؟Did you tell Sarah?This sentence demonstrates how to use سارة when asking if someone has been told something.Tatoeba #6966056 by OsoHombre, translation #5832666 by OsoHombre
Example conversation
Two friends are chatting about a mutual acquaintance.
- يوسف Youssefمتى ستصل سارة إلى هنا؟Mata satasil Sarah ila huna?When will Sarah arrive here?
- سارة Saraأنا سارة، وقد وصلت للتو!Ana Sarah, wa qad wasaltu lil-taw!I am Sarah, and I have just arrived!
- يوسف Youssefأهلاً بك يا سارة، تفضلي بالدخول.Ahlan biki ya Sarah, tafaddali bil-dukhul.Welcome Sarah, please come in.
- سارة Saraشكراً لك يا يوسف.Shukran laka ya Yusuf.Thank you, Yusuf.
Sources
- Example sentences: Tatoeba CC BY 2.0 FR.
