| Meaning | revered, venerable |
| Origin | Latin, Greek |
| Gender | gender neutral |
| Opposite gender | Sebastian |
| Popularity | Unique |
| Length | 9 |
| Syllables | 3 |
| Syllabification | Se-bas-tian |
Though traditionally associated with boys, Sebastian has emerged as a sophisticated choice for girls seeking distinction. The name carries historical depth while maintaining contemporary relevance in today's naming landscape.
Sebastian for a girl challenges convention while honoring classical naming traditions, creating a beautiful juxtaposition that invites conversation.
When shortened to affectionate forms like Seba or Sebby, the name transforms into a playful yet refined nickname perfect for childhood, while the full name offers gravitas for professional settings.
The musical quality of Sebastian, with its flowing syllables and gentle conclusion, creates a rhythmic beauty when spoken.
The name's literary and artistic connections imbue it with cultural richness, connecting a child to a legacy of creative excellence.
| Sebastiana |
| Sebastienne |
| Sebastina |
| Sabine |
| Sabina |
| Sabrina |
| Sebastiana |
| Sebastiane |
| Sabina |
| Sabrina |
| Samantha |
| Sarah |
| Serena |
| Selena |
| Sierra |
| Sofia |
| Sydney |
| Savannah |
| Seba |
| Sebby |
| Bastie |
| Asti |
| Seb |