| Lettish | zebiekste | sable, Mustela zibelina |
| Prov. (a.litt.) | sabelin | sable, French zibeline, Ital. zibellino |
| Lith. | sábalas | sable |
| Russian | sóbol' | sable |
| Czech | sobolík | Waxwing, 329 |
| Skr. | çabalah | spotted |
| Basque | sabalí | wild boar (striped young) |
| Esp. | jabalí | id., cf. jabato, hereunder |
| Esp. | sabino | chestnut colour |
| Lat. | Sabinus | a people very likely named after their colour (isabelle ?) |
| Franç. | isabelle | yellowish brown; also a proper name |
| Engl. | Elisabeth | a proper name, metath. of Fr. Isabelle (not from Hebr. *elishébha "God is an oath" - in Klein - a creation devoid of meaning) |
| Franç.: Béarn. | sabalh | grey, greyish, FEW 23: 185 |
| Franç. | sabayon | a yellowish beverage,Ital. zabaione, zambaione |
| Franç.: Lavedan | sabayou | greyish, dirty grey |
| Franç.: Béarn. | saubard | (boeuf) brun-roux, FEW 23: 185 |
| Franç.: Puisserguier | samboul | ennui, FEW 22: 25 et 23: 198 |
| Franç.: Montjean | sambaud | souillon, FEW 23: 190 |
| Franç. Limagne | sampano | femme sale, FEW 23: 190 |
| Franç.: Mauges | sabie | saloperie, FEW 23: 192 |
| Franç. | sable | black (coat of arms); a greyish matter, cf. sandð3.4.1.4. |
| Engl. | sable | the colour black (heraldic); a blackish brown animal |
| Anc.Greek | asbolè | soot |
| Arm. | sev, seav | black, dark |
| Pers. | Sàb | evening |
| Arabic: Tun. | Sahba, aShab | dark blue-grey |
| Arabic | Sàba | to turn white or grey (hair); Saib "grey hair" |
| Eth. | Seba | to have grey hair |
| Hebr. | Seb | old age |
| Akk. | Sebu | old man |
| Ugarit. | Sb | old man |
| Ital. | sabbia | sand |
| Ital.: Varese | sabionëra | Pochard, 50 |
| Esp.: Sév. | silbón jabao | Pochard, 50 |
| Esp.: And. | jabado | variegated with two or three colours |
| Esp. | jabato | young wild boar |
| Esp.: Cadiz | ansar jabao | Bean Goose, 29 |
| Arabic | zabaj | (borr. from Romance) jasper |
| Ital.:Sard.: Campid. | sabbégia | jasper |
| Cat. | atzabeja | jasper |
| Esp.reg. | azbache | Blue Tit, 392 |
| Esp.: And. | azabache | agate; cheval ou boeuf d'une certaine couleur |
| Port. | azeviche | black |