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Sabrina
suh-BREE-nuh
Sabrina (name) means a feminine given name from Celtic legend, tied to a mythical princess said to have given her name to the River Severn. Example: “Sabrina grew in popularity after the classic film of the same name.”
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A feminine given name from Celtic legend, tied to a mythical princess said to have given her name to the River Severn.
"Sabrina grew in popularity after the classic film of the same name."
How to use Sabrina
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishA girl's name with Celtic mythological roots, linked to a river legend in Britain.
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What does “Sabrina” mean?
The word “Sabrina” means a feminine given name from Celtic legend, tied to a mythical princess said to have given her name to the River Severn. In plain terms, a girl's name with Celtic mythological roots, linked to a river legend in Britain.
How do you pronounce “Sabrina”?
“Sabrina” is pronounced suh-BREE-nuh (/səˈbɹiːnə/ in IPA).
How do you use “Sabrina” in a sentence?
Here is “Sabrina” used in a sentence: “Sabrina grew in popularity after the classic film of the same name.”
What part of speech is “Sabrina”?
“Sabrina” is a name.
Is “Sabrina” a common word?
“Sabrina” is an uncommon word in modern English.
