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What does the name Saydee mean?
'Saydee' is a corruption from 'Sadie'. This in turn is a corruption from 'Sally; and correctly ' Sarah' from the Bible.
What are some french names for girls that start with s?
Stephanie Sabine Sabrina Sadie
What does Tu es Francais mean?
'You are French'. If there is a question mark on the end, it would mean 'You are French?' or 'Are you French?'
What does tisha mean in French?
"Tisha" does not have a specific meaning in French. It is not a common French word or name.
What DOES THE FRENCH NAME SHANOY MEAN'S?
Shanoy isn't a French name, and doesn't mean anything in French.
How do you say Sadie in French?
It's not French
How do you say Sadie goes to Paris in French?
"Sadie va à Paris"
What does sadie mean?
Sadie means princess.
What does Sadie mean in German?
Sadie is name. It has no meaning in German. In some places, though, it means 'Princess'
What is Sadie Frost's birth date?
Sadie Frost's birth date is on the nineteenth of June in the year nineteen sixty-five, Sadie Frost currently runs the design company Frost French and has designed kitchens.
What does sadie Mae mean?
Sadie Mae is a combination of two names, "Sadie," which is often a diminutive of Sarah and means "princess," and "Mae," which can mean "mother" or is sometimes associated with the month of May. Together, Sadie Mae carries connotations of warmth, femininity, and endearment. It is often used as a charming and affectionate name for girls.
What does name sadie mean?
Sadie was originally a diminutive (nickname) of Sarah, which means "Lady" or "Princess" in Hebrew.
What nicknames does Sadie Alexandru go by?
Sadie Alexandru goes by Sadie.
How do you say sadie in spanish?
sadie
What does the name Saydee mean?
'Saydee' is a corruption from 'Sadie'. This in turn is a corruption from 'Sally; and correctly ' Sarah' from the Bible.
What are some french names for girls that start with s?
Stephanie Sabine Sabrina Sadie
What has the author Julie Anne Sadie written?
Julie Anne Sadie has written: 'New Grove Mozart' 'The bass viol in French baroque chamber music' -- subject(s): Chamber music, History and criticism, Viola da gamba
