Comments (Meaning / History Only)
It doesn't mean noble in battle in Russian, and would not be used as a full name in Russia. It is short for Aleksandr or Aleksandra which means "defender of men". However, in other European countries, Sasha is used as a full name, often transcribed from "Саша" to the phonetics of that country i.e. Sasha in English, Sascha in German and Sacha in French.
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It supposedly means "Noble in Battle" in Russian, or some other language. Not sure though.
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