Boy name
Sadrach name meaning
“command of Aku, the moon god”
Sadrach is a masculine name commonly linked to an Akkadian interpretation meaning command of Aku, the moon god. It is a variant of the biblical name Shadrach, transmitted through Hebrew and Aramaic. The connection with Shadrach explains its form, while the Akkadian interpretation supplies its customary meaning.
What does Sadrach mean?
Command of Aku, the moon god
In Indonesian: perintah Aku, dewa bulan
Origin and cultural usage of Sadrach
Sadrach is a variant of the biblical name Shadrach, transmitted through Hebrew and Aramaic. It is commonly interpreted from Akkadian as 'command of Aku', though the details are uncertain.
How to pronounce Sadrach
| Syllables | 2 · 7 letters |
|---|---|
| Javanese script (Aksara Jawa) | ꦱꦢꦿꦏ꦳꧀ |
| Sundanese script (Aksara Sunda) | ᮞᮓ᮪ᮛᮂ |
Is Sadrach a boy’s name?
Yes, Sadrach is used mostly as a boy’s name. In our data sample, 80% of bearers are male. See all boy names.
Sadrach ranks #3,578 among boy names in our data sample (5 of 168,435 occurrences). It is a sample, not national data.
Variants and similar names
Names that sound like Sadrach
Famous people named Sadrach
- Kiai Sadrach · b. 1835
- Sadrach Nababan
FAQ about the name Sadrach
What is the meaning of Sadrach?
Sadrach means command of Aku, the moon god. Sadrach is a variant of the biblical name Shadrach, transmitted through Hebrew and Aramaic. It is commonly interpreted from Akkadian as 'command of Aku', though the details are uncertain.
Is Sadrach a boy’s name?
Yes, Sadrach is used mostly as a boy’s name. In our data sample, 80% of bearers are male.
How many syllables does Sadrach have?
Sadrach has 2 syllables (Sad-rach) and 7 letters.
How popular is the name Sadrach?
Sadrach ranks #3,578 among boy names in our data sample (5 of 168,435 occurrences). It is a sample, not national data.
Famous people named Sadrach?
Notable people named Sadrach include Kiai Sadrach, Sadrach Nababan.
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