Sakas
SÃKAS
Etymology
Cf. Sõkas (see). It is most likely a surn. that arose from the abbreviation of the baptismal name Isakijus, cf. Brus Cак: Исаакий ¹, bulg. Cакo: Исак ², German. Sack: Isaak ³. Perhaps a different version of these pvds is possible. origin, cf. Brus Cак: Cакеpдoн ⁴ or BRuss. Cак, _Cакау_̆ ⁵.
Feminine FORMS
Sakienė / Sakaitė
Pronunciation
/²ˈsɑːkɐs/
SEE ALSO
SOURCES
1. M. Biryla, 1966, с. 143.
2. C. Илчев, 1969, с. 437.
3. M. Gottschald, 1954, p. 350; H. Bahlow, 1967, p. 441.
4. M. Biryla, 1966, с. 143.
5. ibid., 1969, с. 361.