Naturally, anyone on earth who finds the name attractive is entitled to use it. But yes, it is a popular name in Jewish families, being the name of the original matriarch of the Jewish people, Sarah the wife of Abraham and the mother of Isaac.
Yes, Sarah is in the Hebrew Bible (Genesis 17). She was the wife of Abraham and the mother of Isaac. Today, this name is used by both Jews and Gentiles.
Sarah was not of Jewish DESCENT; she was one of the first Jews, the wife of Jacob. So Sarah's parents were not Jewish; but Sarah was one of the founders of Judaism.
Yes, she has some Jewish heritage from her father, but as the Jewish linage goes on down the female line, no Sarah is not Jewish.
The name Sarah is Hebrew. It means princess. St. SarahSt. Sarah was the wife of Abraham. St. Sarah was Jewish. When she was 90, angels came to hr and told her she was going to have a son. She laughed. She did have a son and named him Isaac which means laughter.
The most famouse Jewish girls name would have to be Deena, Leah, Rebecca/Rivka, Sarah, Devorah, Mechal, Ester, or eny name from the bible/chumash.
Sarah Jessica Parker's father is Jewish and her mother is not Jewish. Sarah has shown some identification with Jewishness.
Yes, she is.
Yes she is.
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It is not clear.
No they are not.
At one point the Nazi government of Germany required that all German Jewish men take the middle name of "Isaac" and all German Jewish women take the middle name of "Sarah."