Fabre

Fabre is a French originally an occupational surname, derived from the Latin word faber, meaning " blacksmith". As a male first name Fabre is very rare.

Bearers of the name

Family name

  • André Fabre ( born 1945 ), French jockey and gallop coach
  • Antoine Fabre d' Olivet (1767-1825), French writer, historian, philologist, theosophist and Illuminist
  • Clément Fabre (* 1989), French footballer
  • Denise Fabre ( b. 1942 ), French presenter
  • Dominique Fabre (1929 ) ( born 1929 ), French writer and screenwriter
  • Dominique Fabre (1960) ( b. 1960 ), French writer
  • Édouard Fabre (1885-1939), Canadian long-distance runner
  • Édouard -Raymond Fabre (1799-1854), Canadian politician
  • Émile Fabre (1869-1955), French writer
  • François -Xavier Pascal Fabre (1766-1837), French painter
  • Gabriel Fabre (1774-1858), French general of the infantry
  • Henri Fabre (1882-1984), French aviation pioneer
  • Jean -Henri Fabre (1823-1915), French naturalist
  • Jan Fabre (born 1958 ), Flemish artist and theater maker
  • Jean Fabre (1904-1975), a French linguist and literary scholar
  • Joseph Fabre (1824-1892), French priest, Superior General of the Oblates of Mary Immaculate
  • Marcel Fabre (1886-1929), Spanish actor, director and screenwriter
  • Pascal Fabre ( born 1960 ), French race car driver
  • Paul Fabre- Domergue (1861-1940), French physician, naturalist and embryologist
  • Shelton Fabre ( born 1963 ), Bishop in New Orleans
  • Valentine Fabre (born 1976 ), French ski mountaineer

First name

Artist Name

  • Fabre d' Églantine (1750-1794), French poet, actor, playwright and revolutionary

Others

  • ( 1649) Fabre, an asteroid of the main belt
  • Fabre ( Montreal Metro ), a metro station in Montreal, Canada
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