How to spell SABITH correctly?
If you meant to type "sabith", there are several possible correct suggestions. Perhaps you meant "sabbath", which refers to a day of religious observance or "shabby", which means worn-out or dilapidated. "Sabith" could also be a misspelling of certain proper names.
List of suggestions on how to spell sabith correctly
- sabbath Jewish people celebrate their day of rest and worship on the sabbath, which is observed on Saturday.
- sabin It's funny how silk can be so thin and frail, but sabin fabric is incredibly tough.
- Sabina
- sabine Sabine was delighted to see her old friend after so many years apart.
- sabot I can't wear these boots, there's a sabot in the left one.
- Saith This sentence is saith.
- smith She's a smith.
- Tabitha The cat brushed its fur against Tabitha's leg.
