Sury is a Yiddish form of Sarah, the biblical matriarch whose name means "princess" or "noblewoman" in Hebrew. It is used mainly in Hasidic and other Orthodox Jewish communities, where the Yiddish pronunciation of Sarah is written as Sury, Suri or Sara. In US statistics Sury first appears at number 7528 in 2000; it has climbed steadily, reached number 1867 in 2024 and stood at number 2236 in 2025.