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Sabina

[suh-bee-nuh, -bahy-]

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noun

a female given name: from a Latin word meaning “a Sabine woman.”

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Contemporary Examples of sabina

Sabina Sehgal Saikia, a prominent restaurant critic and mother of two, stayed huddled in her magnificent suite.
When India Failed in the Mumbai Terrorist Attacks
Emma Garman
November 2, 2013
Tomas dallies with his favorite lover, the easygoing artist Sabina (Lena Olin in a fetching bowler hat).
Best Films From Books
Jane Ciabattari
May 24, 2011
Sabina Rios, the protagonist, makes unsparing observations about a threatening world.
Best New Writers
Oscar Villalon
September 20, 2010
“Sabina is truthful, even in her moments of dishonesty and moral negotiations,” Engel said.
Best New Writers
Oscar Villalon
September 20, 2010
Yet, initially, Sabina is far removed from anything resembling the road to transcendence.
Best New Writers
Oscar Villalon
September 20, 2010

Historical Examples of sabina

After all, Sabina was nowise to blame: why should the child be punished?
The Golden Age
Kenneth Grahame
The evening broke up in confusion, and what Sabina called "a splendid rag."
Five Tales
John Galsworthy
She tottered on in front of Sabina, and conducted her to the hall of the Muses.
The Emperor, Complete
Georg Ebers
Verily, since Sabina's visit to the palace all good spirits had deserted it.
The Emperor, Complete
Georg Ebers
"That will bring certainty, and put an end to this suspense," murmured Sabina.
The Emperor, Complete
Georg Ebers