The name Saba is a boy's name meaning "grandfather".

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A name with a bouncy yet earthy sound, Saba is the Georgian and Italian form of Sabas, a Judeo-Spanish name from the Aramaic language. Borne by several early saints, Sabas means "grandfather" or "old man", which could make Saba a subtle way to honor your grandpa, or perfect for a baby seems to already look a bit like his grandad.
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Appearing as Savva in Russian, Sava in Serbian, and as Savvas in Greek, it may be worth noting that Saba is also used as: a Persian girl name meaning "soft breeze", a short form of Sabrina (associated with the River Severn), and as a Sami boy name meaning "pole, stick".
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It has also been used as a nickname for Solomon (as in the case of footballer Solomon "Saba" Kvirkvelia).   


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The name Saba peaked for boys at #7150 in 1997. Saba is occasionally used for girls in 2025.

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Saba is a feminine name with multiple cultural origins. In Hebrew, it means 'grandfather' or 'aged one,' though as a female name it takes on different connotations. In Arabic, Saba refers to the biblical kingdom of Sheba and connotes 'morning' or 'dawn.' In Persian traditions, it can mean 'gentle breeze.' The name appears in various cultures including Ethiopian, where Queen of Sheba (Saba) is a significant historical figure. Saba is also the name of a Caribbean island. The name has a timeless, cross-cultural appeal with its simplicity and melodious sound. While not among the most common names in Western countries, Saba has maintained steady usage in Middle Eastern, African, and some European communities.

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The name Saba peaked for girls at #2409 in 1986. The name is most popular in SABA, SABA, and SABA. Saba is occasionally used for boys in 2025.

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