Saara

Saara is the Finnish and Estonian form of the Hebrew name Sarah, derived from the root śārāh, meaning princess or noblewoman. In the Hebrew Bible, Sarah is the wife of Abraham and a matriarch of the Israelite people, giving the name enduring religious significance across Jewish, Christian, and Islamic traditions. Saara is the standard spelling used in Finland, where it has been a consistently popular given name. Related forms include Sara, Sarah, Sára, and Zara.