Sarit

Sarit is a Hebrew feminine name derived from the root śar, meaning princess or noblewoman, making it a variant form of Sarah. The name shares its essential meaning with the ancient biblical name Sarah, borne by the wife of Abraham and one of the matriarchs of the Israelite people. Sarit is used primarily in modern Israel and among Hebrew-speaking communities. Closely related forms include Sara, Sarah, and Sarita.