Forename Sebas

Around the world, Sebas (Sebas ) is a common boy's given name. The given name Sebas is habitual in Latin America and the Caribbean, particularly Colombia, where it is quite a common male name, Guatemala, where it is quite a common predominantly boy's, but scarcely female name, and Paraguay, where it is quite a rare male name. Not in comparison with a country's population, the name is most common in Latin America and the Caribbean, particularly Colombia, Guatemala, and Bolivia. Much less frequently, Sebas is the last name as well as the forename.

Translations, transliterations and names similar to the name Sebas

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VARIANT	COUNTRY
Sebas	Colombia, Paraguay, Spain, Bolivia, Guatemala

First names said to be same

Sebás, Sèbas, Sébas, Sébàs, Sébás, Sêbâ, Sêbâs, Sêbãs, Sëbas, Sëbâs, Sëbãs, Sębâs, Šëbãš, Šěbăš, and セバス

First name Sebas in the context

Sebas is also a name for the fictitious and mythical characters: Sebas , the operatic character in the opera Der König Kandaules by Alexander von Zemlinsky.

Notable namesakes

	sebas arrocha Spanish basketball player, ES (b. 1976)
	sebas esparza association football player, ES (b. 1983)
	sebas galles
	sebas van der donk
	sebas mbansogo spanish-born Equatoguinean basketball player, ES (b. 1995)
	sebas moyano association football player, ES (b. 1997)

Characteristic surnames

Cruz, Ospina, Zapata, Montoya, Morales, Mendoza, Sanchez, Salazar, Alvarez, Cardona, Ramirez, Giraldo, Jimenez, Herrera, Martinez, Castillo, Restrepo, Gonzalez, Valencia, Quintero, Rodriguez, Gutierrez, Osorio, Hernandez, Flores, Torres, Ruiz, Diaz, Tian, Marin, Mejia, Arias, Perez, Rojas, Gomez, Lopez, Henao, Ortiz, Moreno, Medina, Muñoz, Suarez, Arango, Castro, Romero, Rivera, Garcia, Vargas, and Fernandez