Sarai is an enchanting name of Hebrew origin, meaning 'princess'. It is derived from the Semitic word 'sarahl', which translates to 'princess' or 'queen'. In the Bible, Sarai was originally the name of Abraham's wife, later changed to Sarah by God. The name has gained popularity in recent years, ranking among the top 1000 baby names in several countries.
"Sarai saw its first and only year of popularity in 1996 with six babies given the name."