How to Say “Sarah” in Portuguese

Sara
/ˈsa.ɾɐ/
The English name Sarah is translated into Portuguese as Sara.
Sara is a given name of Hebrew origin used in Portuguese.
Meaning: given name from Hebrew (name)

How do you pronounce it?

The word is pronounced /ˈsa.ɾɐ/. It has two syllables, and the stress is on the first syllable.

Did you know?

  • While Sara is a common name, the Portuguese word sara is also a conjugated form of the verb sarar, meaning 'to heal'.
  • In traditional Portuguese Catholic contexts, Sara is often associated with the 'Sara la Kali' figure venerated by some Romani communities in the region.
  • If you were to call a person named Sara by the diminutive Sarinha, you are adding a layer of affection or endearment that is very common in Brazil and Portugal.

Examples in context

  • Meu nome é Sarah.
    My name is Sarah.
    This sentence is useful for introducing yourself using Sara.
    Tatoeba #8242211 by josivangoncalves, translation #8242261 by josivangoncalves
  • Sarah gosta de salmão.
    Sarah likes salmon.
    This sentence is useful for expressing a preference using Sara.
    Tatoeba #7833740 by piterkeo, translation #6303481 by Hybrid
  • Prazer conhecê-lo também, Sarah.
    Nice to meet you too, Sarah.
    This sentence is useful for responding to a greeting using Sara.
    Tatoeba #8242219 by josivangoncalves, translation #8242267 by josivangoncalves
  • Olá, meu nome é Sarah. Muito prazer em conhecê-los!
    Hello, my name is Sarah. Nice to meet you all!
  • Onde está a Sarinha? Eu queria falar com ela.
    Where is Sarinha? I wanted to talk to her.
  • Sarah, você pode me ajudar com isso?
    Sarah, can you help me with this?
  • 18 more sentences on Tatoeba

Example conversation

Felipe and Camila are talking about their mutual friend.

  1. Felipe

    Você falou com a Sara hoje?
    Did you talk to Sara today?
  2. Camila

    Sim, eu falei com a Sara no almoço.
    Yes, I spoke with Sara at lunch.
  3. Felipe

    Ela parece estar bem.
    She seems to be doing well.
  4. Camila

    A Sara está muito feliz ultimamente.
    Sara has been very happy lately.

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