Sadie, derived from the Hebrew name Sarah, means 'princess' or 'lady'. It's a charming and timeless moniker that has gained popularity over time.
The name Sadie appears to have had periods of popularity and decline over the past century. While it was consistently used between the years 1889 and 1938 with an average of about five births per year, there was a significant drop in usage after that period until the late 1980s. Since then, its usage has fluctuated, reaching a peak of ten births in 2013 but dropping to six in the most recent year reported (2021). Overall, Sadie has been a relatively uncommon name throughout history, with a total of 241 births recorded over this time span.