One more week we played one of the the names most used by the Spanish in 2008. If last week we talked about the room most used for children, David, today we do it with the room most used in girls, Sara
In 2007 it was also the fourth most used and in 2006 it was the thirteenth, so it seems to have become more "fashionable" in recent years.
Last year there were 4,730 parents who decided their daughter's name would be Sara. For those who want to know a little about this name I leave the following information: Meaning: Sara is a feminine name of Hebrew origin derived from "Saray" which means "She who is a princess".
How is Sara: She is feminine, restless, logical and honest. He is always aware of his loved ones to whom he gives vital importance. He is sociable and kind.
Love: You need a stable partner but without losing your independence.
Dates: October 9 (Santa Sara). July 13 (Santa Sara, abbess). September 12 (Santa Sara, midwife).
Sara variants:
Sara in other languages:
- Catalan: Sara.
- French: Sarah.
- English: Sarah.
- Italian: Sara.
Famous and famous historical figures with the name of Sara:
- Sara de Ibáñez was born in Tacuarembó in 1910 and died in 1971. She was a Uruguayan poet who received the National Academy of Letters Award and the National Literature Prize in 1972. Among her works are "The Battle" of 1967, "Apocalypse XX "of 1970 and" Canto Póstumo "of 1973.
- Sara Simeoni, born in Rivoli, Turin in 1953, is an Italian high jump specialist who was Olympic champion in the 1980 Moscow Games, and silver in the Montreal 1976 and Los Angeles 1984. She was also a world record holder with in 1978
- Sara Montiel was born in Campo de Criptana in Ciudad Real in 1923. Her real name is María Antonia Abad Fernández. She is a Spanish film actress and singer who had great success especially in the 1940s and 1950s.
- Sarah Vaughan was born in Newark in 1924 and died in 1990. She was a jazz singer considered, along with Billie Holiday and Ella Fitzgerald, as the most important and influential female jazz voice.
