Sabian

Sabian comes from Latin origins, meaning 'Of the Sabines,' a nod to the ancient Italic tribe known for their strength and traditional ways. The name carries a classical and robust feel, perfectly blending a sense of history with a bold presence. Sabian exudes an aura of timelessness, making it a distinctive choice for those who appreciate names with depth and character.

In terms of popularity, Sabian has had an interesting journey. It experienced a dramatic increase in rank, leaping an impressive 4616 spots between 1992 and 1993. However, it faced a significant drop the very next year, falling from #4759 to #8435 in 1992. The highest Sabian has ever ranked was #1303 in 1999. As of 2024, it finds itself at #8287, never having entered the top 100.

Reflecting its roots, Sabian is a name that feels both bold and traditional. It has a strong appeal for those who value historical connections and classical influences. Whether used for a boy or a girl, Sabian brings with it a sense of strength and timeless elegance.