The first name Sebastian is of Latin, Greek, Shakespearean origin. It is often a boy name. It has the following meaning(s):

Latin: Majestic (Bastian, Bastien, Sebastino, Sebastien)

Greek: Revered

Shakespearean: 'Twelfth Night', Also Called 'What You Will' Brother of Viola. 'The Tempest' Sebastian, Brother to Alonso

Latin: Venerable

Greek: Venerable, Serious, Conventional, Conscientious, Suited for Married Life

Latin: Venerable; Revered. The Twin Brother of Viola in Shakespeare's Twelfth Night. A Third-century Martyred Centurion Who Became St. Sebastian Patron Saint of Soldiers

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Bastian  (Latin)
Diminutive of Sebastian: Venerable

Sabastian  (Greek)
Revered. The Twin Brother of Viola in Shakespeare's Twelfth Night. A Third-century Martyred Centurion Who Became St. Sebastian Patron Saint of Soldiers

Sabastian  (Latin)
Revered. The Twin Brother of Viola in Shakespeare's Twelfth Night. A Third-century Martyred Centurion Who Became St. Sebastian Patron Saint of Soldiers

Seb  (Latin)
Diminutive of Sebastian: Venerable

Sebastiana  (Latin)
Majestic

Sebastiana  (Italian)
Feminine Form of Sebastiano: Revered

Sebastiana  (Greek)
Adored

Sebastiane  (Latin)
Majestic

Sebastiano  (Italian)
Italian Form of Sebastian 'Revered'

Sebastiano  (Spanish)
Spanish Form of Sebastian 'Revered'

Sebastiano  (Greek)
Revered

Sebastianus  (Latin)
August

Sebastiene  (Italian)
Feminine Form of Sebastiano: Revered

Viola  (Shakespearean)
'Twelfth Night', Also Called 'What You Will' Sister of Sebastian

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