Sasha

American  

[sah-shuh] / ˈsɑ ʃə /

noun

1. a female given name, form of Sandra or Alexandra.

2. a male give name, form of Alexander.

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Example Sentences

Finally, I am thankful for Arlo Guthrie who, many Thanksgivings ago, taught us about the true meaning of this wonderful vacation and about Americans being blind to justice, going to jail, violent crime, military stupidity, government corruption and the importance of helping out your neighbors, including Sasha the dog.

From Salon

The Latin American griddle known as a budare that Sasha Correa’s father gave her, before she left Venezuela for Spain, kept her connected to her homeland, her family and her heritage.

From The Wall Street Journal

“Of course it’s not frivolous,” said Sasha Luccioni, an A.I. researcher at Hugging Face, an A.I. company that recently released its own ChatGPT clone.

From Slate

Sasha was just 7 years old when her family moved into the White House in 2009.

From Los Angeles Times

The political science major, who is Black American, said she knew Sasha from around campus, noting that the African American community at USC is pretty small — but said it was a different level to see Barack and Michelle Obama on Friday.

From Los Angeles Times