Being a classicist and an amatuer linguist, that last comment,
The Might, was just too tempting. An untranslatable name, pfft.
After only a brief search on Google I found this
here:
Sabine: "pertaining to a people in ancient Italy," 1387, from L.
Sabinus (in poetic L. often
Sabellus, connected by Tucker to root *
sabh- "combine, gather, unite" (cf. Skt.
sabha "gathering of village community," ... O.E.
sibb "relationship, peace").
So you could either be Sibb, or Gadrian