Sara or Sarah (name)

Elizabeth; transliteration of the English name

William Shakespeare (1564-1616), the famous English poet and playwright.

Sharapova, Russian tennis star Maria Sharapova

Rosa, a common western female name

The famous portrait of a woman with a mysterious smile by the Italian artist Leonardo da Vinci; housed in the Louvre Museum in Paris.

Teresa or Theresa (Western name)

traditional garment worn by women from South Asia; sari (loanword)

Baruch Spinoza (1632-1677), a famous rationalist philosopher from the Netherlands.

Martha (name)

(abbreviation) the playwright William Shakespeare; used in popular culture and literary circles

Maserati (luxury car brand)

Russian female name; also a famous Soviet wartime folk song about a girl of the same name

Medusa, the monster with hair of snakes from Greek mythology

Elizabeth (name)

Shache or Yarkant county in Kashgar prefecture, Xinjiang

a perennial herb with long leaves and underground tubers used in Chinese medicine; also called [[香附子|香附子|xiang1 fu4 zi3]] or coco-grass

Deutsche Lufthansa AG; the national airline of Germany

Shache County (also known as Yarkant or Yarkand) located in Kashgar Prefecture, Xinjiang. It was historically known as [[叶尔羌|葉爾羌|ye4 er3 qiang1]] and served as a major trade hub on the Silk Road connecting to the Pamir Mountains and Central Asia.

Katyusha; refers to the Russian female name, the famous wartime song, or the rocket launcher used by the Soviet Red Army during World War II

(loanword) any of various spice blends used in Indian cooking

Sarah Palin (1964-), United States Republican politician and Governor of Alaska from 2006 to 2009

Aisha; Aishah bint Abi Bakr (c. 614-678), the youngest wife of the prophet [[穆罕默德|穆罕默德|mu4 han3 mo4 de2]]

Maltesers; a brand of chocolate-covered malted milk balls

Ayshe, Aise, or Ayesha, a female name; specifically Aishah bint Abi Bakr (c. 614-678), the youngest wife of the prophet [[穆罕默德|穆罕默德|mu4 han3 mo4 de2]]

the female given name Bertha

Agatha Christie (1890-1976), British crime novelist; creator of Hercule Poirot and Miss Marple

(variant form) long-winded or verbose; troublesome to deal with; to nag or harp on about something

to stroke or rub gently with the hand

Marie Tussaud (1761–1850), the French artist known for her wax sculptures who founded the wax museum that bears her name.

salsa dancing

(loanword) salsa sauce

katydid; long-horned grasshopper

(Taiwan colloquial) straightforward and decisive; unreserved or openhearted; a loanword from Japanese 'assari'