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Girls Named Sabina
This chart illustrates how many Girls were named Sabina in the U.S. since 1880.
Records indicate that at least 1,470 girls have been named Sabina since 1880 in the United States.
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User Comments about the name Sabina
Comment left Jun 09, 2009: "Hello my name is sabina.I am from Nigeria.My friends call me sabi.My parents gave me the name and i am very happy to bear the name.I would like to join you.How do i join.Please reply me" (Report as inappropriate)
Comment left Jun 07, 2009: "I know a Sabina in the U.S. and she is very wealthy, attractive and successful. It's pronounced sah-BYE-nah. She named her daughter the same (that I would not do because my father had the same name as his father and he hated being "junior" all his life). I recommend making it a middle name for your offspring if it's your first name. It's a beautiful name." (Report as inappropriate)
Comment left Apr 28, 2009: "I love the name, but I'm worried people will confuse it for "Sabrina." I also love Sabine." (Report as inappropriate)
Comment left Mar 27, 2009: "I just had a baby girl on February 17th 2009 and I gave her Sabina for her middle name. My husband is from Kenya and his mother's name is Sabina. I loved it the first time I heard it. So original and beautiful!" (Report as inappropriate)
Comment left Mar 15, 2009: "Hello:)
I also share the name Sabina. I love it. I always get compliments wherever I go. I live in America, and my Father is American while my mother is German. It's pronounced like Sabrina but without the "r". The origanial German Spelling is sabena, but my Mother changed it due to the fact the "i" makes it more understandible withen america. I love the fact that practically no one elae has the same name. (Well no one that I've ever met);)" (Report as inappropriate)
Comment left Dec 29, 2008: "My name is Sabina I am from bosnia ...didn't realise that so many people from all around the world had the same name! Not sure where it originates from but like many I haven't met many Sabina's in my lifetime outside my country. I now live in Australia and people tend to pronounce it correctly." (Report as inappropriate)
Comment left Nov 10, 2008: "my name is sabina and people often call me sabrina or sabine. my aunt came up with this name. i like my name sooooo much." (Report as inappropriate)
Comment left Oct 21, 2008: "That`s my name. But friends usually calls me Sabi. It`s shorter version. But i like it.
Always liked my name, `cause it`s not usual in my country. [lithuania.]
furthermore, Sabi by itself means "the bloom of time." It connotes natural progression-tarnish, hoariness, rust-the extinguished gloss of that which once sparkled. It's the understanding that beauty is fleeting.
The idea of sabi also occurs in the haiku of the famous seventeenth-century poet Matsuo Bashı, where its connection with the word sabishi (solitary, lonely) is emphasized. The following haiku typifies sabi(shi) in conveying an atmosphere of solitude or loneliness that undercuts (as is usual in Japanese poetry) the distinction between subjective and objective.
Thought, it really fits me. I found it somewhere, tah Sabi also means elegant, elegance in japanese, but not sure..
Anyways. Love being myself." (Report as inappropriate)
Comment left Sep 15, 2008: "My name is Sabina. This is a very popular name in Azerbaijan, where I'm originally from. There were 3 Sabinas in my class at school:))
here in the uk it's unique though and people often call me Sabrina." (Report as inappropriate)
Comment left Aug 15, 2008: "My name is Sabina! And I love it!!! Yes, when people first read my name they say Sabrina. I suppose due to the popular movie with Audrey Hepburn by the same title. But once I correct someone, I get the same response "oh sorry, that is a beautiful name". I was born in Poland. And my mother first named me Ania Maria (or Anne Marie in English), but two other newborn girls were in the hospital with the same name. My aunt suggested Sabina after a girl she went to college with, and always liked the name. So two days after my birth, my name was changed on my birth certificate. I couldn't be happier. I truly am a Sabina. To me it is unique, sophisticated, exotic and feminine. Just like me and my personal style. So I love that it is so unique and rare. I have met only 2 other Sabina's in my lifetime and I am 32 years old." (Report as inappropriate)
Comment left May 19, 2008: "Hi there.
My name is Sabina to, and I'm from Denmark.
I only know one more here in Denmark with the name Sabina. Often people calls me Sabrina, Sabrine or Sabine, because those names are very comment here in DK.. I like the name and I'm proud of it! :-)" (Report as inappropriate)
Comment left Apr 28, 2008: "I was named Sabina because my Dad, an English professor, had read two poems in English Lit with my name. I love it. It is unusual, feminine, beautiful, elegant, rather exotic. Like me! It means a woman of the Sabine tribe of Italy. These women were simply abducted, treated well, and given the right to own land, unlike the other variations of the legend...and became the mothers of the future Roman empire." (Report as inappropriate)
Comment left Aug 28, 2007: "Hi, I'm Sabina
And i'm from the Netherlands. My expirience with this name isn't as good as i hoped. Most girls in The Netherlands are called Sabine so evryone calls me Sabine. It really bothers me because i think i have a great name but i think it is the difficult for the Dutch people." (Report as inappropriate)
Comment left Aug 24, 2007: "I haven't met anyone with my name. I love my name! I find it very powerful yet sexy. However, since I was born in Thailand, I am not able to use "Sabina" as my birth certificate name. I am using a Thai name in College, of course, it's shorter, has no meaning at all because my mother doesn't know Thai. And since I was a girl, the doctor decided to call me "Ying" which means a girl in Thai.
I am finding a similar name to Sabina, any names that is in Sanskrit or Indian or whatever so I can translate it in Thai and officially change my name!
I love Sabina!" (Report as inappropriate)
Comment left Aug 02, 2007: "My name is Sabina. I pronounce it Sa bye(long I)na. It is a name I inherited from my grandmother who was Irish. I was told that it was Gaelic for Sarah but I have not confirmed this. Although I always am told that my name is great, people pronounce it incorrectly all the time as Sabeena, Sabrina, etc. I do not see this as a problem since I like all forms of the name." (Report as inappropriate)
Comment left Jul 13, 2007: "i am from austria and i only know 2 other people with my name, usally people canıt remenber my name and call me sabine or sabrina, because they canıt believe it, that thatıs my name.
A girl, which also is called sabina, said to me in the libary: "Oh my parents havenıt createt the name only for me...", becaus she read my name at the libarycard.... but I am happy to have such a beautiful extraordinary name!" (Report as inappropriate)
Comment left Jun 27, 2007: "Many people mispell/mispronounce it Sabrina, but I'm Sabina and proud! I was actually going to be Sabrina but my birth certifacate was messed up thanks to my mom and some stupid doctors! lol but im guess im glad to be Sabina b/c then my nicname wouldn't be "Beany!" lol i dont fart alot if thats what your thinkin! ;)" (Report as inappropriate)
Comment left Jun 25, 2007: "haven't met another Sabina, but always get a positve response from Europeans" (Report as inappropriate)
Comment left Jan 14, 2007: "My familly calls me Sabine, because that's the way you pronounce my name in Azerbaijani. People often call me Sabrina. dunno why, perhaps the pronouncation of 'Sabrina' is a lot easier. I think Sabina is a beautiful, feminine name and it has its own history." (Report as inappropriate)
Comment left Aug 22, 2006: "My wife is called Sabina as her grandfather passed through the Sabina area of Italy during the WW2
People often think she is called Sabrina.
I think it is lovely and quite unusual and so is she" (Report as inappropriate)
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