Sabien

The name Sabien is a Dutch variant of Sabina, which has its origin in the ancient Roman nickname Sabinus. It means 'the one from the people of the Sabines' or simply 'the Sabine woman'.

What does the name Sabien mean?

Sabien is a Dutch form of the name Sabina, which traces back to the Roman surname Sabinus. The girl's name carries the meaning 'the one from the people of the Sabines' or shortened 'the Sabine woman'. The origin of the name lies in the Latin Sabīnus, meaning 'the Sabine', and refers to the people of the Sabines. Sabina was named after the Sabines, who came from the region in the Sabine hills of Latium, a historical area that is now mainly associated with the northeastern province of Rome and the province of Rieti in Latium. Other variants include Sabine, Sabinela, Savina, Savena, Szabina, and Savinka. Male forms of the name are Sabin, Savin, Savino, and Sabino.

Where does the name Sabien come from?

The name Sabien has Latin roots and means 'the one from the tribe of the Sabines'. The Latin term Sabīnus means 'the Sabine'. The language of the name is Dutch.

How do you pronounce Sabien?

Sa-bien, where the 'a' is pronounced like in 'Sahne'.

When is the name day of Sabien?

The name days for Sabien are August 29, October 27, and December 8.

Popularity

In Germany, Sabien is among the rare first names. It has not appeared in the German first name charts so far. In Austria, the name reached its best ranking at 1,240 in 2005. Between 1984 and 2024, Sabien was given as a first name in Austria fewer than 10 times and ranks at 7,542 there. However, in the last ten years, it has not been given to any child as a name.

Nicknames & pet names

Bee / Bienchen / Biene / Sabs