Sabin
[ˈseɪbɪn]Meaning
Romanian, Bulgarian and Basque form of Sabinus
Background Story
Sabin is the Romanian, Bulgarian and Basque form of the Roman name Sabinus. The feminine form is Sabina. It was borne by an 8th-century ruler of Bulgaria, and by the Basque nationalist Sabin Arana (1865-1903).
Temperament
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