Sa·bine
| \ ˈsā-ˌbīn
, especially British ˈsa- \
, especially British ˈsa- \
Definition of Sabine
1
: a member of an ancient people of the Apennines northeast of Latium
2
: the Italic language of the Sabine people
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Sabine geographical name
Sa·bine
| \ sə-ˈbēn
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Definition of Sabine
river in eastern Texas and western Louisiana flowing southeast through
Sabine Lake (15 miles, or 24 kilometers, long)
and the
Sabine Pass (a channel)
into the Gulf of Mexico
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