Jabin

Meaning of Jabin

The name Jabin is a male name with roots in ancient history, primarily known from the Bible. Jabin was a king of Hazor mentioned in the Old Testament, making it a name with strong historical and religious significance. Pronounced as JAY-bin (/dʒeɪ bɪn/), this name has an intriguing and somewhat unique sound that sets it apart. While not commonly used, its rarity adds to its charm, giving it a distinctive edge for parents seeking something less conventional. The name has seen sporadic use in the United States over the decades, with varying popularity. For instance, it had its peak year in 2001 with 41 occurrences, ranking at 2386. Although not frequently chosen, Jabin's biblical association and unique phonetic appeal make it an interesting choice for a baby boy's name. Variations of the name include Jabyn, offering slight alternatives while maintaining its original essence.

Pronunciation

American English

• Pronunced as JAY-bin (/dʒeɪ bɪn/)

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