Homonym: Σάββα (Sabbath)
Σάββα is a Greek name that translates to "Sabbath" in English, often associated with rest and worship. It is commonly used in Greece and among Greek communities worldwide. The name is derived from the Hebrew word "Shabbat," which signifies a day of rest in the Jewish tradition.
In Greek culture, Σάββα is also linked to various saints, particularly Saint Sabbas, a prominent figure in early Christianity. The name is celebrated on specific feast days, reflecting its religious significance. Many people named Σάββα may also be called by affectionate nicknames, such as Sabbas or Sabbie.