Sago (name)

Sago (Sanpogo:左護) is a Sanpogo-Sangunese male name. The name Sago is most commonly given to individuals in Sanpantul, and its kanji meaning is "Guardian of the Left Side." Sago (Sanpogo:沙穀) is also the name given to the starch of the sago palm, a widely produced and important food source in Skerries. According to the Sanpantul Population Registry, there are 2,304 people named Sago in Sanpantul; the name is not widespread. The name Sago was given to 27 girls until 1762 AN.

History

The name Sago first appeared around the time of the founding of Kataria, with the Katarian rulers named Sago I and Sago II. Following the fall of Kataria, the name fell out of use for a long time. In Sanpantul, the name Sago was first given to a boy in 1686 AN. The name Sago became more widespread in later years, particularly given to boys born during the Sanpo-Çakar War, rising to second place in popularity. The name's popularity declined after the war, but there was a slight revival in its use with the birth of Sagohito, Seijihito II's second child, in 1762 AN.

Popularity

The name Sago is popular among FMF players.