Sabine is a name of Latin origin, often associated with the ancient Sabines, a group of people in central Italy. The name has been used in various cultures and languages, including French, German, and English. It is commonly given to girls and is sometimes used as a surname. In modern contexts, Sabine can refer to various places, such as Sabine River in the United States, or even to fictional characters in literature and film. The name is also popular in art and music, often symbolizing beauty and grace.