Sage
“Wise, Herb” — A beautiful name of Latin origin
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📖 Name Meaning & History
Sage is a meaningful name from Latin "sapere" meaning "wise." It also refers to the aromatic herb used in cooking and ancient purification rituals. Sage is the ultimate wisdom name — short, distinctive, and carrying the scent of ancient knowledge.
The word "sage" has meant "wise person" since the Middle Ages, and the herb sage has been considered sacred in many cultures. Native Americans burn sage in smudging ceremonies for purification. As a given name, it gained popularity in the 1990s as part of the nature-name and virtue-name trends.
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⭐ Famous People Named Sage
Sage Stallone
Actor and filmmaker, son of Sylvester Stallone
Sage Northcutt
American mixed martial artist
Pink's daughter
Singer Pink used Sage as a middle name (Willow Sage)
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What does the name Sage mean?
Sage is a Latin name meaning "Wise, Herb." Sage is a meaningful name from Latin "sapere" meaning "wise." It also refers to the aromatic herb used in cooking and ancient purification rituals. It's a beautiful choice for parents who value latin heritage and meaningful names.
Is Sage a popular baby name?
Sage is moderately popular, currently ranking around #142 in the United States. Its rarity makes it a distinctive and memorable pick.
What are good middle names for Sage?
Great middle names for Sage include Sage Rose, Sage Grace, Sage Mae. Since Sage is short, longer middle names create a nice rhythm.
What names go well with Sage for siblings?
Names that pair beautifully with Sage include Rowan, Quinn, Wren, Briar. Choose sibling names with a similar latin feel or matching elegance for a cohesive set.