Entry № 4964 · Latin origin

Sabine Sabine — Meaning, Origin & Baby Name Popularity

/ sah-BEEN /
Gender
Girl
Origin
Latin
Meaning
"Of the Sabines"
Syllables
2
Rank · US 2025
№ 0
First recorded
Ancient (Latin)

A name that means "of the sabines".

Sabine refers to the Sabines — an ancient Italic people who lived in central Italy in the area now around Rome. The famous Roman "Rape of the Sabine Women" (the abduction of Sabine women by the first Romans, who needed wives) is one of the founding myths of Rome.

Sabine is popular in France, Germany, and Belgium. In the U.S. it is rising slowly. Two soft syllables, three thousand years of Italian history behind them.

Of the Sabines. A name with one of Rome's founding stories inside it.

The name in its native script.

Sabine
Transliteration
Sabine
Pronunciation
/ səˈbiːn /
Root
Grammatical form

Where Sabine stands.

Current rank · 2025
№ 0 in the U.S.
All-time peak
№ 0 in 0
Babies named Sabine · last year
142 in the U.S.
First entered SSA top-1000
0
Rank, 1995–2025 Lower = more popular
№25 №75 №150 №250 1995 2005 2015 2020 2025 PEAK · — NOW · —

Sabines before her.

Real people
Sabine Schmitz
German motor racing driver.
1969 – 2021
Sabine Lisicki
German tennis player.
born 1989
In fiction
Sabine
Common contemporary character name in French and German fiction.

Names connected to Sabine.

The number behind Sabine.

7

The Seeker

Sabine reduces to seven — the number of ancient legend.

Why families chose this name.

"Three thousand years of Roman history. Two soft syllables. We chose Sabine for the layers."
Sophie · Mother of one · Paris