Origin and Meaning of Sebrina

An alternative form of Sabrina, often interpreted as 'from the River Severn' or 'legendary princess'.

Origin: Latin/Old Welsh - Derived from the Latin name 'Sabrina', which is believed to be derived from the Old Welsh word for the River Severn, 'Habren'. In folklore, Sabrina is also associated with a legendary princess.

• Sebrina is often used as a variant of Sabrina, which has been popularized in various cultures and is associated with myth and folklore.
• The name has roots in Welsh and Latin cultures, linking it to geographical features and mythical narratives in Britain.
• Notable bearers of the name include Sebrina Williams, an American actress well-recognized in the entertainment industry.
• Sebrina is less common than its more popular variation, Sabrina, but has seen some usage in English-speaking countries since the 20th century.
• Variations of the name include Sabrina, Sabina, and even related masculine forms like Sabin.