Sabian
Meaning of Sabian
The name Sabian is a unique and intriguing choice for baby boys, pronounced suh-BEE-uhn (/səˈbiːən/). It has an air of sophistication and modernity, appealing to parents seeking something distinctive yet not overly obscure. While its exact origins are somewhat ambiguous, the name Sabian carries associations with ancient cultures and could be linked to the Sabians, a religious group mentioned in historical texts. The variation "Sabien" offers an alternative spelling without altering the name's phonetic charm. In terms of popularity in the United States, Sabian has experienced fluctuating usage over the years, peaking in 2000 with 79 occurrences and holding a rank of 1514. Despite its relatively low frequency in recent years—with only 15 newborns named Sabian in 2023—it remains an appealing choice for those desiring a rare yet resonant name for their child.
Pronunciation
English
- Pronunced as suh-BEE-uhn (/səˈbiːən/)
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Notable People Named Sabian
| Sabian Cox is a Trinidadian sprinter known for his speed on the track. |
