Isaura
ee-ZOH-ruh
Girl · Latin
Meaning: Of Isauria, of the highlands
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Sebastian
Boy · Latin · Long name
- Meaning
- Venerable, from Sebasta
- Pronunciation
- seh-BAS-chun
- Origin
- Latin
- Popularity
- Common in United States (2023)
From Latin 'Sebastianus', meaning from Sebasta, from Greek 'sebastos' (venerable).
Popularity: US SSA, 2023
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Languages in use: Latin, Greek
Commonly used in: United States, Germany
Also recorded as Boy.
Alternate spellings
SebastiánSpanish
Spanish form with an accent.
Cultural associations
People who share this name. These are context, not the origin of the name.
Saint Sebastian
c. 256–288
Christian martyr and saint, popular in Renaissance art.
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US SSA, Baby Names from Social Security Card Applications (2023). Last verified 2025-01-15.
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