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Sabato

Sabato is the Italian word for Saturday and is used as the name of the day in Italian, reflecting the weekly calendar. The term derives from the Latin Sabbatum, which in turn stems from the Hebrew Shabbat, linking the day to its historical traditions of rest and religious observance.

As a name, Sabato appears in Italian onomastics as both a surname and, less commonly, a masculine

Notable individuals with the surname Sabato include Antonio Sabato Sr., an Italian actor, and his son Antonio

In everyday Italian, sabato sera means Saturday evening, a common expression that underscores the day’s association

given
name.
Surnames
derived
from
days
of
the
week
are
a
known
pattern
in
Italy
and
among
Italian
communities
abroad,
and
Sabato
is
found
in
various
regions.
In
addition
to
its
use
as
a
given
name
in
some
cases,
the
surname
indicates
lineage
or
origin
associated
with
the
word
for
Saturday.
Sabato
Jr.,
an
Italian-American
actor
and
model
known
for
television
work.
The
name
also
appears
among
other
families
in
Italy
and
the
diaspora,
continuing
to
be
part
of
contemporary
naming
practices.
with
leisure
and
social
activity.