Sasa
- proper noun
- Till Saturday, Sasa.
- Sasa says
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Examples
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- Sasa, this is Rosie.
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Sasa, have you noticed what an unusually beautiful day it is?
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- Uh, Sasa, would you excuse us for just one moment?
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Thank you and goodbye, Sasa.
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Well, heck, my mother is beautiful, Sasa is dynamite, what else can I say.
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- Hello, my Sasa.
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- Hello, Sasa.
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Good night, my Sasa.
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Good morning, Sasa.
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Sasa, would you excuse us for just one moment?
Synonyms
A friendly nickname for people named Alexander or Alexandra
Surface Forms
Etymology
Sasa is a short, friendly form of the Slavic names Aleksandar or Aleksandra. These names come from the Greek name Alexandros, which means 'defender of men', so Sasa keeps the idea of someone who protects or stands strong.