What is /sbin on a linux, unix operating system

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What's the sbin directory on a Linux computer system ,

An /sbin directory is a sub directory of root directory, sbin is an abbreviation of system bin.

It's used used by the operating system to store and lookup essential system specific binary programs
ie ip, mkfs.*

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