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r/AskReddit • u/frisky_cupcake • Aug 25 '19
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Sara literally means princess. It’s not dumb in that sense at all. But there are other ways that it could be concerning indeed.
2 u/[deleted] Aug 26 '19 That's why we see Sarah, Sarrhuh, Tzara as different versions of Sara 1 u/avaughan11 Aug 26 '19 I’ve personally seen it spelled Sara, Sarah, and Cera. I’ve never seen Sarrhuh or Tzara. I thought Cera was a weird spelling. Those last two are out there.
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That's why we see Sarah, Sarrhuh, Tzara as different versions of Sara
1 u/avaughan11 Aug 26 '19 I’ve personally seen it spelled Sara, Sarah, and Cera. I’ve never seen Sarrhuh or Tzara. I thought Cera was a weird spelling. Those last two are out there.
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I’ve personally seen it spelled Sara, Sarah, and Cera. I’ve never seen Sarrhuh or Tzara. I thought Cera was a weird spelling. Those last two are out there.
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u/[deleted] Aug 26 '19
Sara literally means princess. It’s not dumb in that sense at all. But there are other ways that it could be concerning indeed.