Sarai
Americannoun
Etymology
Origin of Sarai
From Hebrew Śārāī, an older and dialect form of Sarah ( def. )
Example Sentences
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The director of Catalonia weather service, Sarai Sarroca, said Wednesday that their climate models hadn’t expected such a huge surge in temperature until the year 2050.
From Seattle Times
"For us, an hallaca represents a family get-together," said Sarai Figueredo from the El Cementerio neighborhood.
From Reuters
California is also the first state to hire a sexual assault evidence outreach coordinator, Sarai Crain, who will work with investigators, medical facilities and others to help track and process sexual assault evidence.
From Seattle Times
Sarai Bareman, FIFA’s chief women’s football officer, said the report underscores women’s soccer is a wise investment.
From Seattle Times
Sarai Atchison, 25, built a comedy social media brand during the pandemic after finding herself addicted to watching YouTube personalities like the movie commentator “Dylan Is in Trouble.”
From New York Times
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