Sebastians

Sebastians is the plural form of the given name Sebastian and can also refer to groups, characters, or places associated with that name. In general use, the term Sebastians denotes multiple individuals who share the name rather than a single distinct entity.

Etymology and use: The given name Sebastian derives from the Latin name Sebastianus, meaning someone from Sebastia or venerable. It gained popularity in Christian Europe due to Saint Sebastian, a 3rd-century martyr. In English and many other languages, the plural form Sebastians is used when referring to more than one person named Sebastian.

Notable uses: As a proper noun, Sebastians can refer to real people named Sebastian across various fields such as politics, sports, arts, and science. The plural form simply signals a collection of individuals rather than a specific group or organization.

Fiction and culture: The name Sebastian appears frequently in fiction and media. Notable examples include Sebastian, the crab in Disney’s The Little Mermaid, and Sebastian Michaelis, a primary character in the manga and anime series Black Butler. These and other uses illustrate the name’s broad presence across genres and cultures.

See also: Saint Sebastian; Sebastian (given name); Sebastian (disambiguation). If a particular Sebastians entry is intended (such as a place or organization named Sebastians), additional context would help specify the intended topic.