Origin and Meaning of Sabriel

Youngest daughter of the moon

Origin: English - Sabriel is a modern name, popularized by Garth Nix's fantasy novel 'Sabriel,' where it is associated with the character Sabriel, who is a necromancer and a strong female protagonist.

• Sabriel was introduced to a wider audience through literature, specifically the Old Kingdom series by Garth Nix, which began with the novel 'Sabriel' published in 1995.
• Since its introduction, the name Sabriel has gained popularity among fantasy enthusiasts and is often associated with themes of magic and empowerment.
• The character Sabriel has become iconic in modern fantasy literature, appealing to readers due to her intelligence, bravery, and strong character arc.
• The name is relatively uncommon compared to more traditional names and tends to rise in popularity during book releases or adaptations related to the Old Kingdom series.
• Variations and related names include similar sounds like Gabriel (often considered the male counterpart) and other names with celestial or mystical connotations.