Sabino

Origen y significado de 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.

Variantes en el mundo

Cómo se dice Sabino en otros idiomas.

Personas famosas

• San Sabino di Canosa— santo