Sansa
Meaning of Sansa
Sansa unfurls like a sunrise tango, each syllable (SAN-suh) swirling off the tongue with a rhythm that feels both modern and timeless. While its true origins drift between history and imagination, the name carries a Latinate breeze—casi como un suspiro del Mediterráneo—that whispers of poetic romance. Many first think of Sansa Stark from George R.R. Martin’s sweeping saga, whose journey from sheltered young girl to astute leader lends the name a crown of quiet power. With fewer than twenty little Sansas arriving in U.S. hospitals each year, it stands out in any classroom like a secret gem—neighbors might even lean over the fence, asking with a smile, “Sansa? Can you say that one more time?” Warm, lyrical, and lightly gilded with fantasy, Sansa promises a daughter a name as unique and radiant as her own unfolding story.
Pronunciation
English
- Pronunced as SAN-suh (/ˈsænsə/)
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