No. 3,785 in German
sabine
"Sabine" is a German female given name, equivalent to "Sabine" in English, originating from the ancient Sabine people of Italy.
In a sentence
Sabine geht heute ins Kino.
Sabine is going to the cinema today.
In this sentence, 'Sabine' is used as a proper noun, referring to a person's name.
Die Geschichte handelt von Sabine und ihrer Reise durch Europa.
The story is about Sabine and her journey through Europe.
Here, 'Sabine' is a proper noun used within a narrative to denote the protagonist.
Die Sabine auf diesem Bild ist meine beste Freundin.
The Sabine in this picture is my best friend.
In this example, 'Sabine' is accompanied by the article 'die', suggesting a specific instance or identification of the person named Sabine.
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