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The last name Sainsbury has its origins in England, specifically deriving from the Old French personal name "Saint Aubyn," which translates to "Saint Aubyn's estate" or "from the estate of Saint Aubyn." This surname is believed to have first appeared in the medieval period, particularly in the regions of Sussex and Kent. The name is associated with the characteristics of land ownership and agricultural occupations, as many early bearers of the surname were likely landowners or farmers. Variations of the surname can be found in different forms, such as "Sainsbury," "Sainsberie," and "Sainsbury," with some regional dialects influencing pronunciation. The name has also been recorded in various historical documents, reflecting its evolution over time. While the surname is primarily English, it may have slight variations in spelling or pronunciation in other English-speaking countries, but it remains closely tied to its English roots.