Names Starting with S

Possibly derived from a place name or surname of uncertain origin.

A village where sacks are made or stored.

Princess.

Happy, fortunate, or blessed.

Lord of the ocean or ocean ruler.

Blossom child or child of the bloom.

Righteous, virtuous, or good.

Princess, a diminutive of Sarah derived from the Hebrew 'sarah' meaning 'princes...

Princess, derived from the Hebrew name Sarah meaning 'princess' or 'noblewoman'.

A biblical name, possibly derived from the Hebrew word for the fish or related t...

A fashionable gathering place or establishment for social interaction.

Savior; one who saves or rescues.

One who saves or rescues.

Savior.

God has heard.

God has heard or listener.

A name of Arabic origin meaning 'complete' or 'perfect,' also used in Korean con...

A diminutive of Samuel or Samantha, meaning 'God has heard' or 'God listens.'

Of the sun or his name is sun.

God has heard or the name of God.

Son of Sancho.

Defender or protector.

Son of Alexander or son of Sander.

A diminutive of Alexander or Alexandra, meaning 'defender of men' or 'defender o...

A sandy ford or crossing.

Holy or saint.

Saint James, a compound of 'Saint' and 'James' (supplanter).

Meaning uncertain; likely contains elements related to 'early' or 'high.'

Freedom or liberty.

Princess or noblewoman, derived from the Hebrew 'Sarah' meaning a woman of high ...

Princess, noblewoman

Servant or military officer.

Meaning uncertain.

Asked for or prayed for.

Possibly 'saw-maker's dwelling' or related to a place name.

Field where shoes are made or a place name.

A scholar or student.

A person from Scotland or of Scottish descent.

Shield maker or protector.

God is gracious.

Venerable, revered, or worthy of respect.

One who keeps secrets or a clerk.

Meaning uncertain.

A surname-derived name meaning 'from the willow valley' or 'dweller in the valle...

A name meaning 'divine protector' or 'helmet of God,' derived from Germanic elem...

Possibly derived from a Greek or Latin root, though the exact etymology is uncer...

A Roman family name of uncertain origin, possibly meaning 'eternal' or 'perpetua...

A name meaning 'serene,' 'calm,' or 'peaceful,' derived from Latin.

Servant or attendant.

Servant or attendant.

Servant or attendant.

Servant or attendant.

Appointed or placed, derived from the Hebrew word meaning 'to set' or 'to appoin...

Resembling or related to Severus; possibly meaning 'stern' or 'severe'.

From Saint Maur or a place by the sea.

Wise river or old river, derived from the River Shannon in Ireland.

One who resembles or is associated with a shark; a nickname or informal given na...

A thicket or small wood; derived from a geographical feature.

An Irish name derived from the Gaelic 'Síle,' possibly meaning 'fairy woman' or...

A surname-derived name meaning 'from the willow farm' or 'dweller by the shelf-l...

Settlement on a shelf or ledge; a place name.

One who tends sheep; an occupational name.

Possibly meaning 'light' or derived from 'Sherah'; may also be a variant of Shir...

Descendant of Siridean; possibly meaning 'wild man' or 'seeker'.

Bright-haired or fair-haired; derived from Old English elements.

Cloth shearer or one who shears sheep, derived from the Old English 'sceran' (to...

A surname-derived given name, likely from Old English elements meaning 'shire' a...

A bright or clear forest.

A name meaning 'from the bright clearing' or 'dweller in the shire meadow.'

White, or a name composed of characters meaning 'white' or 'fourth' depending on...

A name typically composed of characters meaning 'spring' and 'child' or similar ...

A single-character name with meanings that vary by tone and context, often meani...

A surname-derived name, likely from Old English elements meaning 'related to a f...

A diminutive of Sidney, meaning 'wide meadow' or 'from Saint Denis'.

From Saint Denis or wide meadow.

Victory peace or peaceful victor.

Victory and protection, from Germanic elements meaning 'victory' and 'protection...

Victory, from the Germanic element 'sieg' meaning 'victory'.

Famous for victory, from Germanic elements meaning 'victory' and 'famous'.

Victory and protection, from Germanic elements meaning 'victory' and 'protection...

Beautiful victory, from Germanic elements meaning 'victory' and 'beautiful' or '...

Victory and guardian, from Germanic elements meaning 'victory' and 'guardian' or...

A name meaning 'of the forest' or 'from the forest,' derived from Latin or possi...

From the forest, from the Latin element 'silva' meaning 'forest' or 'woodland'.

God has heard.

The name means 'he has heard' or 'God has heard'.

Hearkening or one who hears.

He has heard, from the Hebrew name Simeon meaning 'God has heard'.

A name meaning 'simple,' 'innocent,' or 'guileless,' derived from Latin.

Simple, innocent, or artless, from the Latin 'simplex' meaning 'simple' or 'sing...

Son of Sim, a diminutive of Simon.

A name meaning 'from Saint-Clair' or 'from the holy light,' derived from a Frenc...

God is gracious.

God is gracious.

A familiar or affectionate term for a sister.

One who sits or is in a seated position.

From the Isle of Skye, the largest island in the Inner Hebrides.

Glory or fame.

Moving smoothly along a surface.

Slender or thin in build; also an Arabic name meaning 'peaceful.'

Free or liberated.

Uncertain; possibly related to a surname or place name.

From a clearing where smiths worked.

A person who works with metal, particularly one who forges or shapes metal.

Uncertain; possibly related to a Polish place name or family name.

Wisdom, derived from the Greek word for wisdom and knowledge.

Sun; also a musical note.

A variant spelling of Solomon, meaning 'man of peace' or 'peaceful.'

Man of peace.

From a summer settlement or village.

Wisdom or wise.

Pure or clean; also an English word meaning in the near future.

A name meaning 'wisdom,' derived directly from the Greek word for wisdom.

Wisdom or wise.

Savior or deliverer.

A Japanese name whose meaning depends on the kanji characters used, potentially ...

A directional surname derived from the cardinal direction south.

A person who dispenses provisions or supplies, originally an occupational surnam...

One who dwells in wealth or prosperity.

Ford by a landing place or wharf.

Stony place or rocky pasture.

Ford by a stony place or stone crossing.

One who achieves glory or stands with glory.

One who achieves glory or stands with glory.

One who achieves glory or stands with glory.

Stone meadow or one from the stony clearing.

Meaning uncertain.

Narrow or confined.

Crown or wreath.

A crown or wreath.

Of high quality or excellence, derived from the name of English silver currency.

Crown or wreath.

Guardian of the household or estate manager.

Steward or household officer.

Son of Stil or from a place called Stil.

Meaning uncertain, possibly from a place name or personal name.

Meaning uncertain.

Physically powerful or robust.

Derived from the occupation of steward, meaning 'guardian' or 'administrator.'

Lily flower.

Descendant of Súileabháin, derived from 'súil' meaning eye.

Clear or refined, often written with characters meaning clarity or purity.

The warmest season of the year, used as a given name.

A summoner, or one who summons people to court or church.

A person who drives pack animals or transports goods, derived from the occupatio...

A place name, possibly derived from a surname or geographical location.

The star at the center of the solar system, or a Chinese surname meaning 'grands...

A place name referring to a city in northeast England, literally 'land separated...

Lily or graceful lily, from the Hebrew 'shoshana' meaning 'lily.'

A diminutive of Susanna, meaning 'lily' or 'graceful lily'.

A lily or graceful lily.

A diminutive of Suzanne, meaning 'little lily'.

Possibly derived from a Germanic root meaning 'strong' or 'healthy'.

Heaven, sky, or the celestial realm.

A prophetess or oracle, particularly in ancient Greek tradition.

Wide meadow or from the city of Sydney.

Of the forest or woodland, relating to forests and wild nature.

Of the forest or wooded, derived from the Latin word for forest.

From the forest or of the woods.

Possibly 'man of the synagogue' or a surname-derived given name.