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Sabina
Of the Sabines
Origin
Latin
Used in
itesdero
Origin and meaning of Sabina
Sabina comes from the Latin Sabina, 'belonging to the Sabine people,' the ancient Italic tribe settled northeast of Rome and famous from the tale of the Sabine women. The name carries an echo of strength and ancient roots. Found in Italy, Spain, Germany (as Sabine) and Eastern Europe, it has a long Christian tradition thanks to Saint Sabina. Its blend of classical sound and freshness feels simple yet never ordinary.
Variants around the world
How Sabina sounds in other languages.
SabineSavina
Famous people
- Santa Sabina— saint
- Vibia Sabina— empress
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Frequently asked questions
What does the name Sabina mean?
The name Sabina means Of the Sabines.
What is the origin of the name Sabina?
Origin of Sabina: Latin.
What are the international variants of the name Sabina?
International variants of Sabina: Sabine and Savina.