Sabria
Latin · Girl · 2 syllables
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About the name Sabria
Sabria is derived from the Arabic root "sabr" (صبر), meaning patience, endurance, or perseverance.
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Etymology
Sabria is derived from the Arabic root "sabr" (صبر), meaning patience, endurance, or perseverance. The name is feminine and reflects virtue-based naming common in Arabic-speaking cultures.
The name is primarily used in Muslim-majority regions and communities, particularly among Arabic speakers, though it has also appeared in Jewish contexts as a variant of Sabra (a term for Israeli-born Jews). It carries cultural significance in Islamic tradition, where patience is a valued moral attribute.
Sabria currently ranks #13,330 in the United States as a girl's name. It reached its peak popularity around 1995.
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