Sasja

OriginDutch variation of Sasha, Russian, Greek

Meaning"liberator of man"

GenderBoy & girl

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BoysUnranked

Below 5 births

About Sasja

A Dutch spelling of the stylish, international, unisex name, ultimately borrowed from the Russian diminutive of Aleksandr and Aleksandra. Less common than Sacha, Sascha, and Sasha, it is used predominantly in the Netherlands and occasionally in Denmark.

Sasja for boys

Adapted from the Russian nickname for Alexander and Alexandra, Sasja is a Dutch spelling of Sasha, Sacha, and Sascha. It was notably borne by the 19th-century Dutch Noble, Prince Alexander of the Netherlands.

Pronounced SAHS-yuh.