Sarai
[səˈraɪ]Meaning
Hebrew "my princess", a possessive form of sara, "lady, princess, noblewoman"
Background Story
In the Old Testament, Sarai was Sarah's name before God changed it, as told in Genesis 17:15. The Hebrew word is a possessive form of sara, meaning "lady, princess, noblewoman". Saray is a variant form.
Variations
sarah, saree
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