Saar
[sɑːr]Meaning
Dutch short form of Sarah; Hebrew word meaning "storm"
Background Story
Saar is a Dutch short form of Sarah. It is also a Hebrew word meaning "storm", and the user-submitted spelling Sa'ar is recorded as a given name as well. Estonian has a separate word saar, meaning "island" or "ash tree".
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