Sarabi
[sæˈrɑːbi]Meaning
A name of Swahili origin meaning 'mirage' or 'illusion'.
Background Story
Sarabi is a character from Disney's animated film 'The Lion King'. She is the mother of Simba and the mate of Mufasa. Sarabi is portrayed as strong, wise, and fiercely protective of her cub, representing the resilience and nurturing spirit of a lioness.
Temperament
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