Sebastián

Gender Masculine
Usage Spanish, Czech
Pronounced Pron. seh-bas-TYAN(Spanish) SEH-bas-ti-yan(Czech)  [key·IPA]

Meaning & History

Spanish and Czech form of Sebastianus (see Sebastian).

Related Names

VariantsSebastian, Šebestián(Czech)
Feminine FormSebastiana(Spanish)
Other Languages & CulturesSebastijan(Croatian) Sebastian(Danish) Sebastiaan, Bas, Bastiaan(Dutch) Sebastian(English) Sebastian, Sepi, Seppo(Finnish) Seppe(Flemish) Sébastien, Bastien(French) Sebastian, Bastian(German) Sebestyén, Szebasztián(Hungarian) Sebastiano(Italian) Sebastianus(Late Roman) Sebastian(Norwegian) Sebastian(Polish) Sebastião(Portuguese) Sebastian(Romanian) Sevastian, Sevastyan(Russian) Sebastijan, Sebastjan, Boštjan(Slovene) Sebastian(Swedish)
User SubmissionSebastían

Popularity

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Name Days

Spain: January 20

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Entry updated November 20, 2020