Sakae

Meaning of Sakae

Originating in Japan, Sakae (pronounced sah-KAH-eh) glows with the uplifting meaning of “prosperity” or “flourishing.” Its three crisp syllables conjure the image of a young shoot unfurling toward the sun—a heartfelt reminder that every child carries the promise of growth. While Sakae never crashed the top-ten baby-name party in the U.S., it made modest cameos in birth records between 1917 and 1926, comfortably nestled in the mid-500s—which now adds a touch of vintage rarity. Worn by figures from wartime leaders to creative pioneers, the name bridges strength and artistry, inviting families to celebrate heritage, honor, and an inspiringly bright future.

Pronunciation

Japanese

• Pronunced as sah-KAH-eh (/saˈka.e/)