Serah
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The Story of Serah
A gentle variant of a royal name, Serah carries the ancient promise of 'princess' with a soft, distinctive grace for your daughter.
Serah is a spelling variation of the classic Hebrew name Sarah, meaning 'princess.' Its lineage traces back to biblical times, notably to Sarah, wife of Abraham and mother of Isaac, a matriarch of immense significance. This name’s journey has been one of enduring popularity, its sound resonating through millennia and across cultures, retaining its core meaning of noble stature while offering a slightly softer phonetic embrace.
To write 'Serah' on your baby's birth certificate feels like bestowing a quiet, inherent dignity. It’s a name that suggests a daughter who will carry herself with grace and an innate understanding of kindness. You can almost feel the gentle warmth of this name, envisioning her as a charming presence who brings light to those around her. It’s a name that speaks of a regal spirit, approachable and full of inner richness.
What It Means
“A spelling variation of 'Sarah,' a Hebrew name meaning 'princess.'”
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Numerology
The Achiever
Powerful, determined, and success-oriented. Names at 8 project confidence and ambition.
Personality Traits
Peak Year
#41 in 2018
Total Births
798
First Recorded
1963
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