Sbrina

Sabrina is a beautiful and timeless name for a baby girl. It has origins in both English and Celtic languages. In English, it is derived from the river Severn in England, while in Celtic, it is believed to mean "from the boundary river." The name Sabrina has gained popularity internationally due to its association with the enchanting character from Shakespeare's play "The Tempest." Known for her grace and beauty, Sabrina represents a strong and independent spirit. In American English, Sabrina is pronounced as suh-BREE-nuh (/səˈbriːnə/). The name has been chosen by parents for their newborn daughters since at least 1977, although it remains relatively rare.