Origin and Meaning of Sabatino

Little Saturday

Origin: Italian - Derived from the Latin name 'Sabbatum,' which means 'Sabbath' or 'Saturday.' The diminutive form 'Sabatino' translates to 'little Saturday.'

• Sabatino is traditionally used in Italy and among Italian communities worldwide, often reflecting the importance of religious or family traditions.
• In some cultures, the name Sabatino is associated with being a name given to children born on a Saturday.
• Notable bearers of the name include Sabatino DiBenedetto, an Italian-American artist known for his work in contemporary art.
• While not extremely popular in contemporary naming trends, Sabatino has seen a slight resurgence in Italian-speaking regions due to nostalgic connections to heritage.
• Variations of the name include Sabato, which is more commonly used in Italy, and similar names like Sabina and Sabatino's feminine variation, Sabatina.