Sadra is a name of Persian origin, meaning "princess" or "noble lady". It is derived from the Persian word "shahdokht", which translates to "daughter of a king".
The name Sadra has been used in Persia for centuries and was particularly popular among the nobility. It was often chosen as a given name for daughters born into royal families, reflecting the high status and privilege associated with the name.
One notable historical figure named Sadra was Sadra al-Mahdi (also known as Sadr al-Dîn Shîrâzî), an influential Persian polymath who lived during the 14th century. He was a renowned scholar in various fields, including mathematics, astronomy, philosophy, and literature. His work and contributions continue to be celebrated today.
While Sadra is not currently among the most common names in Persia or internationally, it remains a unique and historic choice for parents looking for a distinctive name with a rich heritage. The name's meaning of "princess" or "noble lady" continues to appeal to those who wish to bestow their daughter with a regal and elegant name with deep roots in Persian history.
Statistics for the name Sadra in the United States:
According to recent data, there were a total of 7 babies born with the name Sadra in the United States during the year 2023. This figure represents the total number of births for that particular year, making Sadra an uncommon but distinctive name choice among newborns during this time period.