Sabine
Sabine is the French and German form of the Latin name Sabina. It pays homage to the ancient Sabines, an Italic people from the central Apennines. Sophisticated and cosmopolitan, it offers an elegant alternative to more conventional forms.
Municipal population record
The name is officially recorded in the civil registries and population records of Slovak municipalities. The basic onomastic profile is based on municipal records.
Origin and etymology of the name
Scholarly onomastic and linguistic analysisA female name of Latin origin meaning 'Sabine woman' or 'one from the Sabine land'.
Detailed Slovak etymology analysis
Meno Sabine je francúzska a nemecká podoba latinského mena Sabina, ženského tvaru mena Sabinus. Pôvodne označovalo príslušníčku starovekého italického kmeňa Sabínov, teda „Sabínku“ alebo „pochádzajúcu zo Sabínska“.
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International Traveler Index
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SABINE
100% identical to original formNo diacritics (ASCII)
Universal international spellingLocal unique name
Traditional Slavic environment- •Zápis bez diakritiky – 100 % zhodný s medzinárodnými pasmi, letenkami a cudzími klávesnicami.
- •Univerzálna výslovnosť – neobsahuje zhluky hlások náročné pre cudzincov.
- •Má ekvivalent v susedných stredoeurópskych kalendároch.
Name days and calendars
Dates in Slovak and international calendarsThis name does not have a nameday in the official SK calendar
Vo francúzštine sa meno vyslovuje dvojslabične približne [sabin], v nemčine trojslabične približne [zabíne]. Slovenská výslovnosť sa spravidla riadi jazykom, z ktorého bolo meno prevzaté.
Grammar & Cases
Overview of grammatical cases for greetings, cards, and official useAccording to Slovak orthography rules, this name is uninflected and retains its base form in all grammatical cases.
Diminutives and pet forms
Affectionate and family nicknamesNotable figures named Sabine
8People connected to this name according to Wikidata and editorial sources.
English hagiographer, antiquarian, novelist, eclectic scholar, folk song collector (1834-1924)
German biochemist and professor at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology (ETH) Zurich
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