Sabina

Sabina Bakatova (around 17 years old) is a Kazakh rhythmic gymnast.

Sabina is a character in the novel The Unbearable Lightness of Being by Czech author Milan Kundera.

Sabina Altynbekova is a volleyball player.

A famous bearer is author Sabina Murray.

Sabina (1492-1564) was the daughter of Albert IV, Duke of Bavaria and his wife Kunigunde.

A famous bearer is Sabina Spielrein (1884-1942), a patient of both Carl Jung and Sigmund Freud (who may have been romantically involved with Jung) and who later became a lauded psychoanalyst herself. It is possible that Sabina inspired Freud's "death drive" theory as well as Jung's views on "transformation" (in relation to sexual drive).

The wife of Voice of the Martyrs founder Richard Wurmbrand. Sabina lost her family in the Nazi death camps and was imprisoned herself for three years by the Communists. In spite of that, she continued to operate her husband's underground church in his absence (Richard was imprisoned for a total of 14 years). She died in 2000.

Sabina Pleasure, a minor character from Anthony Horowitz's Alex Rider series. Her name is a play on the phrase, "It's been a pleasure."

Sabina is the name of the promiscuous main character in Anais Nin's novel "A Spy In The House Of Love". Despite her somewhat loose tendencies, I like the character, and I like her name.

Famous bearers are actresses Sabina Remundová and Sabina Laurinová.