Sabeline
Latin · Girl · 3 syllables
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About the name Sabeline
Sabeline is derived from the Latin name Sabina, which comes from the Sabines, an ancient Italian people, and means "of the Sabines" or "from Sabium." The name has been used primarily in Christian European cultures, particularly in French and English-speaking regions, with historical usage dating back to early Christian saints including Saint Sabina of Rome.
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Etymology
Sabeline is derived from the Latin name Sabina, which comes from the Sabines, an ancient Italian people, and means "of the Sabines" or "from Sabium." The name has been used primarily in Christian European cultures, particularly in French and English-speaking regions, with historical usage dating back to early Christian saints including Saint Sabina of Rome.
Sabeline currently ranks #2,401 in the United States as a girl's name. It reached its peak popularity around 1964.
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