Saara-Kaisa
Hebrew and Greek · Girl · 4 syllables
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About the name Saara-Kaisa
Saara-Kaisa is a Finnish compound name combining Saara (Hebrew origin, meaning "princess") and Kaisa (a Finnish diminutive of Katarina, from Greek Katherina, meaning "pure").
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Etymology
Saara-Kaisa is a Finnish compound name combining Saara (Hebrew origin, meaning "princess") and Kaisa (a Finnish diminutive of Katarina, from Greek Katherina, meaning "pure"). The name is used primarily in Finland and other Nordic countries with Lutheran and Christian traditions, reflecting the Scandinavian custom of combining given names.
Saara-Kaisa currently ranks #2,279 in the United States as a girl's name.
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