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Dusk vs Sable

DuskSable
Meaning the darkening of twilight black
Origin english english
Gender Unisex Unisex
Pronunciation DUHSK SAY-buhl
Syllables 1 2
Trend—Vintage

Births by decade

DecadeDuskSable
2020s 0 197
2010s 0 175
2000s 0 221
1990s 0 503
1980s 0 560
1950s 0 12
1940s 0 11
1930s 0 12
1920s 0 11

What does Dusk mean?

A modern word-name from the English word 'dusk', the darker stage of twilight, ultimately from Old English 'dox / dosc' meaning 'dark-coloured, dusky'. Note: used as a vocabulary name rather than a traditional given name.

What does Sable mean?

A word-name from 'sable', which in heraldry denotes the colour black; derived via Old French from the dark-furred sable marten. Note: a vocabulary name, with the 'black' meaning coming from the heraldic term.

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between Dusk and Sable?

Dusk means the darkening of twilight (english origin), while Sable means black (english origin).