Saidie

Encourage your little one to indulge in all of their regal fantasies by naming them Saidie. This gorgeous moniker is an English or American variant of the Hebrew Sadie, a beloved form of Sarah. It traces its dainty little footsteps back to the biblical Sarah, known initially as Sarai, the wife of Abraham in the Old Testament. At the age of 90, she was blessed with the birth of her son Isaac, after which God changed her name to Sarah in the Book of Genesis. Derived from the Hebrew sar, meaning "prince" or "to rule," Saidie takes on the meaning of "princess" in its feminine form, also evoking "lady" or "noblewoman" for plenty of grandiose inspiration for baby!