Saga

See also: saga, säga, såga, sàga, sága, saĝa, and sağa

English

Etymology 1

Japanese [Term?].

Proper noun

Saga

Saga Prefecture: a prefecture in the Western island, Kyushu, Japan.
A city in Saga Prefecture, Japan.

Translations

a prefecture in Japan

Arabic: سَاغَا‎‎ f (sāḡā)
Chinese:
Mandarin: 佐賀, 佐贺 (Zǔohè)
Czech: Saga (cs) f

Japanese: 佐賀県 (ja) (さがけん, Saga-ken), 佐賀 (さが, Saga)
Korean: 사가 (ko) (Saga)
Marathi: सागा (sāgā)
Russian: Са́га (ru) f (Sága)

a city in Saga Prefecture

Arabic: سَاغَا‎‎ f (sāḡā)
Chinese:
Mandarin: 佐賀, 佐贺 (Zǔohè)
Czech: Saga (cs) f

Japanese: 佐賀市 (ja) (さがし, Saga-shi), 佐賀 (さが, Saga)
Korean: 사가 (ko) (Saga)
Marathi: सागा (sāgā)
Russian: Са́га (ru) f (Sága)

Etymology 2

From saga or its etymon Old Norse saga.

Proper noun

Saga

(rare) A unisex given name..
- 2007, Saga McOdongo, Deadly money maker

Anagrams

AGAs, Agas, GAAs, agas, saag

Icelandic

Pronunciation

IPA^(key): /ˈsaːɣa/
Rhymes: -aːɣa
Homophone: saga

Proper noun

Saga f

A female given name.

Declension

declension of Saga

	indefinite
f-w1	singular
nominative	Saga
accusative	Sögu
dative	Sögu
genitive	Sögu

Swedish

Proper noun

Saga c (genitive Sagas)

A female given name. derived from the Swedish noun saga, used since the 19th century.

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