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Sadie

“Princess”

2 syllables · 5 letters

About the name Sadie

Sadie started life as an American nickname for Sarah and long ago outgrew its parent name in charm, if not in raw numbers. It has the bouncy, slightly old-time-diner quality that carried Maisie and Josie back into circulation.

Sadie is a girl name of Hebrew origin, pronounced SAY-dee. On the NameRarity scale it scores 21 out of 100, which places it in the popular band — a well-used favourite — expect to share it occasionally. Its strongest period was the 2010s.

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Name facts at a glance

Meaning
Princess
Origin
Hebrew
Gender
Girl
Pronunciation
SAY-dee
Syllables
2
Letters
5
US rank
#55
Peak era
2010s
Rarity
21 / 100
Per million
~1,450
Starts with
S
Numerology
2 · The Peacemaker

How popular is Sadie?

Popularity79/100
Rarity21/100

Sadie sits at approximately #55 in recent US rankings. Roughly 1,450 people per million carry it — about 1 in 690. In a school of 1,000 pupils you would expect around 1.

Famous people named Sadie

  • Sadie Sink
    American actress
  • Sadie Frost
    English actress and producer

Spellings and variants of Sadie

SadyeSarahSadi

Sadie — frequently asked questions

What does the name Sadie mean?

Sadie means "Princess". It is a name of Hebrew origin, most often given to a girl.

How do you pronounce Sadie?

Sadie is pronounced SAY-dee, with 2 syllables.

How rare is the name Sadie?

Sadie scores 21 out of 100 on the NameRarity scale, which makes it popular. Roughly 1 in every 690 people carry it — about 1,450 per million.

What is the numerology number for Sadie?

Sadie carries the expression number 2, known as The Peacemaker. Its soul urge number is 6 and its personality number is 5.

What is the lucky number and lucky colour for Sadie?

The lucky number for Sadie is 2 (with 11, 20, 29 also favourable), and its lucky colour is Moonstone Silver. The traditional lucky day is Monday and the associated gemstone is Pearl.

Is Sadie a popular name?

Sadie currently sits around rank #55 in the United States, and its strongest period was the 2010s.