Sahar is a Persian name meaning dawn or morning . In Arabic, Sahar means wakeful or vigilant . Sahar is also a Hebrew name, meaning strength or power . In Hinduism, Sahar is a goddess of the dawn and the wife of the god Surya. Sahar is a popular name in many countries, including Iran, Afghanistan, Pakistan, and India. The name Sahar has been steadily rising in popularity in the United States since the 1970s. Sahar is a unisex name, but it is more commonly given to girls. Sahar has many variations, including Saharah, Sahara, and Saharra. Sahar is associated with the element of air and is said to be a symbol of freshness and renewal. In numerology, the name Sahar has a destiny number of 8, which is associated with ambition and leadership. Sahar is a melodic name that has been used in many songs and poems throughout history. Sahar is a name that is rich in cultural and linguistic diversity, reflecting the many different meanings and associations it has across different languages and traditions.

The root form of Sahar is Sahar — meaning Daybreak.

Sahar remains a beloved choice, ranking #47 in the US. Timeless appeal across cultures and generations.