Sabina name meaning

By Nishant Saini

Updated: March 13th, 2024

Gender: Girl

Origin: Latin

Usage: Arabic, English, Gujarati, Malayalam, Tamil, Italian, Greenlandic, Finnish, Swedish, Danish and Norwegian

Pronunciation: sa-BEE-na

Meaning: Catlike, Form of Sabine, Of Ancient Italian Culture, Beautiful, Inhabitants of Sabine, Of the Tribe of the Sabines and Sweet or Sabine

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What does Sabina mean?
Variations of Sabina
Middle Names for Sabina
How popular is Sabina?
Popularity Chart
Similar Names to Sabina
Famous People Named Sabina
Lists having Sabina

What does Sabina mean?

Widespread and Conifer Sabina has its origin in Latin, Sabina means "Catlike, Form of Sabine, Of Ancient Italian Culture, Beautiful, Sabine Woman, Of the Tribe of the Sabines or Sweet or Sabine" which is used mostly in Finnish, Gujarati, Danish, Malayalam, Tamil, Greenlandic, Swedish, Arabic, English, Norwegian and Italian is aimed at baby girls..

The name is celebrated on August 29th.

How do I pronounce Sabina?

The one syllabled name Sabina is pronounced, sa-BEE-na with emphasis on second BEE syllable. The name can also be pronounced as s(a)-bi-na.

Variants of Sabina

Sabinus, Beanie, Sabine, Savya

Middle Names for Sabina

Vula, Rayna, Jonna, Hye, Camellia, view more middle names that goes with Sabina

Names that rhyme with Sabina

How popular is the name Sabina?

A common name in United States having over 7537 recievers in 139 years of usage. Currently the moniker is on a rise, in 1889, the moniker grabbed the 589th spot and 140 baby girls were given the name.

Sabina is a familiar baby name in Sweden during its short run, it been to the top 100 names. In 1998, it achieved its highest ever ranking of 92 on girl names chart when 89 babies were given the name Sabina.

There are over 172 babies that have been given the name Sabina in Sweden.

Sabina is a unique baby name in England and Wales, it has been in use since 1996 and was able to reach the top 700 names.

In 1997, it achieved its highest ever ranking of 618 on girl names chart when 41 babies were named Sabina. Over 579 babies in England and Wales have been named Sabina.

The name is an uncommon baby name in Ireland, although it has been in use since 1964 but could not make beyond the top 300. There are over 176 babies that have been given the name Sabina in Ireland.

During its 87 years of usage in France, it had made up to just the top 500 girl names. There are over 887 babies that have been given the name Sabina in France.

It also recently appeared in Belgium baby girl names chart.

Sabina is a rare baby name in Sweden, chances of it being still in use are very slim. Over 172 people have been named Sabina in Sweden.

However things change on global perspective, Sabina is extremely popular in Bangladesh where every 1 in 400 have the name as well as in India. Also the baby name is popular in Uzbekistan, Tanzania, Russia, Mexico, Peru, Poland, Kazakhstan, Uganda, DR Congo, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Kenya, Nigeria, Ghana, Bolivia, Angola, Mozambique, Czech Republic, Romania, Argentina, Philippines, Zimbabwe, Germany, Indonesia, Slovenia, Pakistan, Brazil and Zambia.

As per our evaluation, over 1320000 babies have been bestowed Sabina around the globe.

Year	Rank	Births
2018	1925	102
2017	2060	94
2016	1887	106
2015	2072	94
2014	1967	101

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Sabina in Nordic countries

Countries	Men		Women
Countries	First Name	Secondary Name	First Name	Secondary Name
	0	24	1880	1059
	0	0	0	1463

Numerological analysis of Sabina

You are the most active, livingly human being in your surroundings. Stop trying and focus on yourself only. The letter S is your cornerstone reveals you have a strong spirit. You think you have all the answers to your questions until someone surprises you and proves you are wrong. Failure is a part of success and everyone knows it. It's so hard to find someone who fights for true values and doesn't pretend to be something he's not.

Looking for names similar to Sabina? Please go through the following names

Sadiyah - Unwonted Sadiyah is originated from Arabic, Sadiyah means "Blessed or Fortunate" used predominantly in Sindhi and Arabic is bestowed upon baby girls
Tana - Used especially in Finnish, Kannada and Gujarati noteworthy, Tana means "Body or Issue" is of Arabic origin is mainly bestowed upon both boys and girls
Farhana - Atypical Farhana is used especially in Arabic and Kannada aimed at both boys and girls and originated from Arabic, Farhana means "Immerse or Princess"
Toti - Boy name Toti means "Parrot" is notably used in Arabic, Danish and Old DanishSwedish
Samah - Uncommon unisex name Samah is used mainly in Arabic, Arabic and Hindi languages, Samah means "Generosity or Bounty"

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Famous people named Sabina

Sabina Murray, award-winning Filipina American screenwriter
Sabina Yasmin, Bangladeshi singer
Sabina Gadecki, American actress and model
Sabina Panzanini, Italian former Alpine skier
Sabina Hafner, Swiss bobsledder who competed from 2003 to 2012
Saint Sabina, matron and martyr from Rome
Sabina Spielrein, Russian physician and one of the first female psychoanalysts
Sabina Wojtala, Polish former competitive figure skater
Sabina Guzzanti, Italian satirist, actress
Sabina Cojocar, Romanian retired international elite artistic gymnast and singer

Sabina of Bavaria, was Duchess consort of Württemberg by marriage to Ulrich
Sabina Valbusa, Italian cross-country skier
Sabina Franklyn, English actress
Sabina Vajrača, Bosnian American film director, screenwriter
Sabina V. Gomez in Step Up Revolution as Actress
Sabina Sattar in The Hunt for Gollum as Producer
Sabina Karen in Julie la douce as Actress
Sabina Black in I'm Your Slut 2 as Actress
Sabina Schneebeli in Bon appétit as Actress
Sabina Casarova in Blood Countess as Actress
Sabina Bacino in Gibby as Actress
Sabina Kelley in Making Over Molly as
Sabina Berman Goldberg is a Mexican writer and journalist.

Actor Sabina Ajrula, renowned for TV series Salon Harmoni
In 1976 drama flick, Oh, mia bella matrigna, Sabina Ciuffini portrayed Lalla.
Sabina Olmos, from 1941 comedy, musical film Yo quiero ser bataclana, who characterized Elena.
Sabina Remundová portrayed vital character of N In comedy, drama film Dobráci.
In 1998, Sabina Riedel portrayed the role of Bele in drama flick Beastie Girl.
In 1999 action and drama flick, Maten al chacal, Sabina Montero portrayed N.
In 2004 drama flick, Na planincah, Sabina Kogovsek characterized N.
Sabina Hromková portrayed small role of Nora Kovacova in 2006 flick Besame mucho.
In 2013 horror and mystery film, Das Werwolfspiel, Sabina Schreib characterized Petz.

Sabina Kurz, from 2010 drama film Encounters, who portrayed the Charlotte.

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