Σαβίνοι: Διαφορά μεταξύ των αναθεωρήσεων

"Sabine" as a feminine given name, which originally meant "a Sabine woman" has spread from Latin to various European languagues, being especially common in [[German language|German]]. Significantly, there is no similar male name; the existanceexistence of the female name seems to indicate that, whatever the veracity of the above version (the product of a long oral tradition) there were at some time women in Roman society who were identified as being of Sabine origin.