Pronunciation: [sˈabɪlə] (IPA) 
Sabylla is a relatively uncommon name that is spelled as it sounds. It is pronounced as /səˈbaɪlə/, with the stress on the second syllable. The spelling of the name is derived from the Latin word "sibylla," meaning a wise woman or prophetess. The name has various forms, such as Sybilla, Sabilla, and Sibylla. While not a widely used name, it has a unique and intriguing sound that could pique interest among the few who hear it.
The word "Sabylla" is a relatively rare term with uncertain etymology. It is often used as a variant spelling of "Sybilla" or "Sibylla", which refers to a female given name derived from the Greek word "sibylla" (Σίβυλλα).
In ancient Greek, a "sibyl" was a prophetess or seer who was believed to possess divine inspiration and the ability to provide guidance or predictions about the future. The exact origin of the word "sibylla" is unclear, but it is believed to have derived from the Ionic Greek word "sibulla" or from an earlier non-Greek origin, possibly from an ancient eastern Mediterranean culture.
The term "sibyl" and its variants were eventually adopted by various cultures and languages through translation and cultural diffusion.
