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06.01.04, 22:23 PM Toddler
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Thanks for all the Sara(h) responses. My dd is Sara (named after my grandmother who spelled it that way) -- people always look at me funny when I spell it without the 'h'. [ Reply | Watch | Flag ]
Toddler 06.01.04, 10:23 PM Flag
 

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^^^^But on this board it seems to be 50/50. [ Reply | More
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General Topics 06.01.04, 10:24 PM Flag
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it is the best way to spell it. ignore funny responses. [ Reply | More
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General Topics 06.01.04, 10:24 PM Flag
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Oh please. Jewish is Sara and Christian is Sarah. Give it up. [ Reply | More
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General Topics 06.01.04, 10:25 PM Flag
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No it isn't. You give it up. [ Reply | More
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General Topics 06.01.04, 10:29 PM Flag
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No way! Catholic is Sara. [ Reply | More
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General Topics 06.01.04, 10:34 PM Flag
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Southern baptist grandmother Sara Virginia [ Reply | More
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General Topics 03.14.16, 03:52 PM Flag
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I thought it was the opposite. Isn't Sarah in the bible with an "h"? All I know is my Catholic grandmother was named Sara Catherine [ Reply | More
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General Topics 09.24.16, 03:44 AM Flag
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Even if that were true, where is it written no one is allowed to do it differently? This is really not worth being nasty about. [ Reply | More
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General Topics 11.08.16, 03:46 PM Flag
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i wonder if the hebrew pronounciation is with the light "ach" at the end. Like Noah. In hebrew it's noack, very light ch sound. [ Reply | More
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General Topics 06.01.04, 10:26 PM Flag
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No, that is not the Hebrew pronounciation. [ Reply | More
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General Topics 06.01.04, 10:28 PM Flag
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No, it's not. Many feminine Hebrew names end with an "ah". Noah in Hebrew is Noach [ Reply | More
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General Topics 06.01.04, 10:31 PM Flag
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No, the feminine of Noah in Hebrew is Noa... [ Reply | More
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General Topics 06.01.04, 10:41 PM Flag
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There is no connection whatsoever in Hebrew between the masculine name Noah (pronounced Noakh) and the feminine name Noa. Completely different roots. [ Reply | More
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General Topics 06.23.13, 02:25 PM Flag
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in hebrew "noach" and [ Reply | More
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General Topics 06.01.04, 11:03 PM Flag
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oops - in hebrew "noach" and "sarah" end in different letters - noach ends in the "chh" (throat clearing) sound while sarah ends the same way you pronounce it in english (silent H) [ Reply | More
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General Topics 06.01.04, 11:04 PM Flag
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I see both all the time. I prefer no h [ Reply | More
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General Topics 11.08.16, 03:49 PM Flag
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Love both. [ Reply | More
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General Topics 10.08.17, 08:25 PM Flag
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