Sade
Ṣadé
/SHAH-deh/
“A crown that brings honour; often used as a short form of Folasade”
- How to say it
- SHAH-deh
- Traditional Yoruba spelling
- Ṣadé
- Used in
- Nigeria, Benin
- How common
- common
Every way to write it
The name & its alternative spellings
SadeShadeṢadé
From the same family
01Adebayo“The crown meets joy”→︎02Adebesi“The crown has increased”→︎03Adebimpe“The crown has given birth to completeness”→︎04Adebisi“The crown has given birth to increase”→︎05Adebola“The crown brings wealth and honor”→︎06Adebowale“The crown has returned home”→︎07Adebukola“The crown has added to wealth/honour.”→︎08Adebusola“The crown has added to wealth/honour.”→︎09Adedayo“The crown has created joy”→︎10Adedeji“The crown has arrived twice”→︎11Adedoyin“The crown has become sweet; royalty has brought sweetness.”→︎12Adefunke“The crown has given me someone/something to care for or pamper.”→︎