# Sabbas

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**Sabbas** is an [Aramaic](/source/Imperial_Aramaic) masculine [given name](/source/Given_name).

Variant forms or transliterations include [Sabas](/source/Sabas), [Savas](/source/Savas_(disambiguation)), [Savvas](/source/Savvas_(given_name)), [Saba](/source/Saba_(given_name)), [Sava](/source/Sava_(given_name)), [Savva](/source/Savva), [Savo](/source/Savo_(given_name)) and [Sawa](/source/Sawa_(disambiguation)).

**Sabbas** may refer to, chronologically:

- [Sabbas Stratelates](/source/Sabbas_Stratelates) (died 272), Roman general, martyr and saint
- [Sabbas the Goth](/source/Sabbas_the_Goth) (died 372), Christian martyr and saint
- [Sabbas the Sanctified](/source/Sabbas_the_Sanctified) (439–532), Cappadocian-Syrian monk, priest and saint
- [Saint Sava](/source/Saint_Sava) (1174–1236), Serbian prince, monk, and saint

## See also

- [Saint Sava (disambiguation)](/source/Saint_Sava_(disambiguation))

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