Sadie
סיידי
- Gender: Female
- Origin: Biblical English
- Meaning: princess
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Sadie started life as a pet name for Sarah, and it was especially popular among Jewish immigrant families in early 20th-century America who wanted something that felt warm and distinctly their own. Over the decades it has evolved into a standalone favorite, carrying a spunky vintage charm that is completely irresistible. If you have a Sarah or a Sora somewhere in your family tree, Sadie is a wonderful way to honor that connection while giving your daughter her own identity.
Sadie Sandler, Adam Sandler's daughter who was raised Jewish and starred in the Netflix hit You Are So Not Invited to My Bat Mitzvah, is making this vintage name feel totally modern. This is one of those names that sounds like it is always smiling. It bridges Jewish immigrant history with the current appetite for vintage charm, giving parents a name that honors great-grandma Sarah while sounding perfectly at home in a modern preschool. Sweet without being saccharine, playful without being lightweight — Sadie just works.
- Alternate Spellings: Saydie
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Hebrew Equivalent:
Sarah
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Potential Sibling Name:
Rose,Esther,Zachary,Max
- Theme: royalty
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