Forename Sasa

In all the world, Sasa (Sasa , ササ , Заза ) is a common epicene forename. The first name Sasa is habitual in Southern Europe, particularly Montenegro, where it is a common mostly male, but seldom female name, Serbia, where it is a common principally masculine, but very infrequently feminine name, and Bosnia and Herzegovina, where it is quite a common male name (explore the name in all countries). Not in comparison with a country's population, it most frequently occurs in Serbia, Indonesia, and Egypt. Very seldom, Sasa is the last name as well as the forename.

Jesus fish Sasa is also a name from the Bible. Explore more in our Biblical names portal!

Translations, transliterations and names similar to the name Sasa

VARIANT	COUNTRY
Sasa	Indonesia, Egypt, Serbia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Nigeria
ササ	Japan
Заза	Kazakhstan, Russia, Kyrgyzstan, Belarus, Ukraine
Саса	Kazakhstan, Armenia, Russia, Kyrgyzstan, Ukraine

First names said to be same

Sasà, Sasá, Saça, Saśa, Saša, Sàsà, Sása, Sásá, Sâa, Sâsâ, Sâsã, Sâà, Sâá, Sââ, Sâã, Sâā, Sãsã, Zaza, Çasa, Çaça, Çàsa, Çàsà, Çáçá, Śaśa, Śââ, Šasa, Šaša, Šáša, Šâa, Šââ, Пачулия, Саша, סאסא, סאשא, שאשא, زازا, سأسأ, ساسا, ساسة, ساسى, ساشا, ساصا, سىسى, صآصآ, صاصأ, صاصا, صاصة, صاصى, সস, ซาซ่า,

First name Sasa in the context

Sasa is also a name for the fictitious and mythical characters: Sasa , the fictional character appearing in the movie « Soleil de plomb », The High Sun.

Notable namesakes

	sasa hanten-schmidt (b. 1971)
	sasa barisic-jaman Slovenian handball player, SI (b. 1982)
	sasa schwarzjirg Austrian journalist, AT (b. 1986)
	sasa kalajdzic Austrian footballer, AT (b. 1997)
	sasa velickovic chess player (b. 1951)
	sasa marinkov GB (b. 1949)
	sasa mimic Yugoslav coxswain, RS (b. 1961)
	sasa t. jovanovic Serbian chess player (b. 1963)
	sasa radunovic Montenegrin basketball player, ME (b. 1964)
	sasa kocic chess player (b. 1965)
	sasa karan Serbian athletics competitor, RS (b. 1965)
	sasa cenkova (b. 1956)
	sasa d. jovanovic Serbian chess player (b. 1967)
	sasa pantelic chess player (b. 1971)
	sasa m. jovanovic Serbian chess player (b. 1972)