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i absolutely adore the name sabina! i have a cousin named sabina, and we have a million pet names for her: BiBi, Bina, Sabi, etc. her mn is alexia, which i think is a good combo, and her initials spell "SAS" (sass) which she really likes.

I like it.

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I'm less of a fan of Sabrina--sometimes "br" sounds will bother me--than I am of Sabina. I prefer the German spelling (with about the same pronunciation) Sabine, because it gets away from the "Sabrina without an R" look. The Italian variant Savina is pretty cool, too, IMO. It's an interesting name that isn't way "out there" but could be a more interesting S alternative than Sarah, Sophia, or whatever else.

I think Sabina is lovely. I like it better than Sabrina, actually. I also really like Sabine.

I grew up knowing a Sabina, so I have always loved it. Sabine is also nice. And Savine and Savina. I actually like Sabina more than Sabrina.

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Always looks like its missing the "R" to me.

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Looks like it should be Sabrina.

I really like Sabina. It's pretty.

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I always thought it sounded a little "off" until I read the Thornton Wilder play "The Skin of Our Teeth," in which one of the main character's is named Sabina and it really made me like it.

It always looks like a mispelling of my name, I was never fond of it. Sabine is nice though.

I like it, but not as much as Sabrina or Sabrine.
Sabina and Sabine are both names that run in my family, and i think they're cute.

Always looks misspelled to me.

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I know a Sabine whose name is pronounced the same way (her pa's German in origin), and I find that much more appealing, personally. :)

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