Sabino
Of the Sabines
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Origin and meaning of Sabino
Sabino comes from Latin Sabinus, 'belonging to the Sabines,' the ancient Italic people who lived in the mountains north-east of Rome and who, according to legend, merged with the Romans at the city's dawn. It is therefore a name with deeply Italic roots. Borne by several saints of the early Christian centuries, it is common above all in central-southern Italy and, in identical form, in Spain. Today it is traditional and rather rare, with an ancient, rustic flavour tied to the peninsula's remotest history.
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Famous people
- San Sabino di Canosa— saint
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Frequently asked questions
What does the name Sabino mean?
The name Sabino means Of the Sabines.
What is the origin of the name Sabino?
Origin of Sabino: Latin.
What are the international variants of the name Sabino?
International variants of Sabino: Sabin and Sabinus.