Sabrina

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Myth

• Goddess of the River Severn in Insular Brythonic mythology. See Habrina.
• A nymph also known as Hafren who drowns in the River Severn in Great Britain, giving it (a corruption of) her name.
• John Milton uses this character in his Comus.

Fictional characters

• The protagonist of the Archie comic book Sabrina, The Teenage Witch, which was made into a 1996 telefilm and a subsequent television series.
• Sabrina Online a popular web comic.
• Sabrina a gym leader in the Pokémon universe.
• Sabrina Duncan, one of Charlie's Angels, played by Kate Jackson.

Popular culture

• Sabrina Fair, a 1953 Broadway Play.
  • Sabrina, a 1954 film starring Humphrey Bogart, Audrey Hepburn and William Holden, based on the play.
  • Sabrina, a 1995 adaptation of the same screenplay as the 1954 film starring Harrison Ford, Julia Ormond and Greg Kinnear.
• Sabrina, a low wing, two seat, Light Sport Aircraft built in Chicago, Illinois.
• Sabrina, a song by the German industrial band Einstürzende Neubauten.

People named Sabrina

• Sabrina Batshon, an Australian entertainer.
• Sabrina Goleš, a Croatian tennis player
• Sabrina Lloyd, an American actress most famous for starring in Sliders and Sports Night
• Sabrina Salerno, an Italo Disco singer, actress and model, who had popular hits in the 1980s e.g. "Boys" & "Chico".
• Sabrina Bryan, a Cheetah Girl.
• Sabrina Sabrok, a popular Argentine-Mexican model and host.

People using the stage name 'Sabrina'

• Teresa Villa-Lobos, aka Sabrina, a portuguese singer and contestant on the Eurovision Song Contest 2007.

• Norma Ann Sykes, aka Sabrina, a famous British ample-bosomed glamour model and actress who played Virginia in the 1957 film Blue Murder at St Trinian's.