Names starting with S page 3 of 3
480 names starting with S, from 45 naming traditions, each with its meaning, origin and pronunciation.
- SuchartBoyFrom Sanskrit सु (su), "good", joined to जाति (jāti), "birth"; read together in Thai as "born into a good life".
- SudarshanBoyA blend of Sanskrit सु (su) 'good' and दर्शन (darśana) 'seeing, appearance', conveying beauty and handsome form.
- SudarshanaGirlThe feminine version of Sudarshan, combining Sanskrit सु (su) 'good' and दर्शन (darśana) 'seeing, appearance'…
- SueGirlShort form of Susanna or Susan, from Hebrew Shoshana meaning "lily".
- SuellenGirlContraction of Susan and Ellen, combining Hebrew Shoshana meaning "lily" with Greek Elenē.
- SufyanBoyNimble, fast or light in Arabic, conveying swiftness and agility.
- SuhaGirlForgotten or overlooked, derived from Arabic roots relating to obscurity.
- SuhailBoyFrom Arabic سهل meaning "smooth, level, even".
- SuhailaGirlFeminine form of Suhail, from Arabic سهل meaning "smooth, level, even".
- SuhartoBoyCombining Sanskrit roots meaning prosperity and abundance.
- SuijinBoyFrom Japanese elements for "water" and "god, spirit"; the general name for the Shinto deity, or deities, of water.
- SuizeiBoyFrom two Japanese characters that both mean "peaceful, calm".
- SujataGirlSanskrit compound of su, "good", and jata, "born", read together as "well-born".
- SujudUnisexFrom Arabic سجود meaning "prostration, the act of bowing down".
- SukanyaGirlCombines the Sanskrit words for "good" and "girl, maiden": a good girl.
- SukarnoBoyA combination of Sanskrit elements: the prefix meaning excellence joined with Karna, a legendary warrior figure.
- SukhbirBoyUnites Sanskrit sukha meaning "ease, contentment" with vira meaning "warrior, courageous one", conveying "a valiant…
- SukhdeepUnisexCombines Sanskrit sukha meaning "contentment, bliss" with dipa meaning "lamp, illumination", evoking "light of…
- SukhonUnisexFrom Sanskrit सु (su), "good", joined to गन्ध (gandha), "fragrance, scent"; read together as "pleasant scent".
- SukhwinderUnisexMerges Sanskrit sukha meaning "contentment, ease" with Indra, the Vedic king of the gods, yielding "lord of happiness".
- SukiGirlDiminutive of Susanna or Susan, from Hebrew Shoshana meaning "lily".
- SukieGirlDiminutive of Susanna or Susan, from Hebrew Shoshana meaning "lily".
- SulastriGirlPossibly derived from a Javanese plant name, or connected to a figure in classical narrative traditions.
- SulaymanBoyThe Arabic form of Solomon, from the Hebrew name that historically signified a ruler of wisdom and peace.
- SullivanBoyFrom an Irish surname meaning "dark eye", derived from the Gaelic elements for "eye" and "dark" or "black".
- SullyBoyA short form meaning "dark eye", derived ultimately from Irish roots.
- SulochanaGirlFrom Sanskrit सु (su), "good", and लोचन (locana), "eye": someone with lovely eyes.
- SulpicioBoySpanish form of Sulpicius, a Roman family name.
- SultanUnisexFrom Arabic سلطان meaning "ruler, king, one who has authority".
- SultanaGirlFeminine form of Sultan, from Arabic سلطان meaning "ruler, queen, one who has authority".
- SumarniGirlJoining a Sanskrit prefix signifying excellence with a Javanese element relating to creative expression.
- SumatiGirlFrom Sanskrit सु (su), "good", and मति (mati), "mind, thought": a good or wise mind.
- SumayyaGirlFrom Arabic سما meaning "to be high, to rise"; the name means "lofty, elevated, sublime".
- SumitBoyFrom Sanskrit सुमित (sumita), conveying the sense of 'well-measured' or 'well-composed'.
- SumitraGirlFrom Sanskrit सु (su), "good", and मित्र (mitra), "friend": a good friend.
- SummerGirlFrom the name of the warmest season of the year, ultimately derived from Old English meaning the same.
- SunanUnisexFrom Sanskrit सु (su), "good", joined to नन्द (nanda), "joy, delight"; read together as "pleasing, delightful".
- SundaraBoyFrom Sanskrit सुन्दर (sundara), "beautiful, handsome".
- SundayUnisexFrom the name of the first day of the week, derived from Old English words meaning "sun" and "day".
- SunilBoyMerging Sanskrit सु (su) 'good' with नील (nīla) 'dark blue', the name evokes both positive qualities and the colour of…
- SunitaGirlFrom Sanskrit सु (su), "good", and नीत (nīta), "led, conducted": well-guided, wise in conduct.
- SunitiGirlCombining Sanskrit सु (su) 'good' with नीति (nīti) 'moral guidance, ethical conduct', the name conveys virtue and right…
- SunnyUnisexFrom the English word meaning bright and warm like the sun, or cheerful in temperament.
- SunshineGirlFrom the English word for the light and warmth of the sun, built from Old English elements meaning "sun" and "shine".
- SuparmanBoyBlending Sanskrit roots meaning excellence with a Javanese element conveying compassion.
- SurajBoyDerived from Sanskrit सूर्य (sūrya) meaning 'sun', simplified into the form used in Hindi and other northern Indian…
- SurendraBoyFrom Sanskrit सुर (sura), "god", and इन्द्र (indra), used here to mean "lord": lord of the gods.
- SureshaBoyFrom Sanskrit सुर (sura), "god", and ईश (isha), "lord, ruler": together, "lord of the gods".
- SuryaBoySanskrit for "sun": the name of the Vedic sun god.
- SusanGirlFrom a Hebrew name meaning "lily", a flower associated with beauty and purity.
- SusanitaGirlSpanish diminutive of Susana, meaning little Susan.
- SusannaGirlFrom Hebrew shoshan, "lily" ("rose" in modern Hebrew), by way of the Greek Bible spelling Sousanna.
- SusanooBoyProbably from Old Japanese elements meaning "to rage, be unruly" and "man": broadly "the untamed man".
- SushilBoyThe masculine counterpart to Sushila, derived from Sanskrit सुशील (suśīla) meaning 'good-natured' or 'virtuous'.
- SushilaUnisexFrom Sanskrit सु (su), "good", and शील (shila), "nature, conduct": someone of good character.
- SusieGirlA diminutive of Susan, ultimately meaning "lily".
- SusiloBoyA Javanese adaptation of a Sanskrit-derived name carrying meanings of prosperity and virtue.
- SutrisnoBoyCombining Sanskrit elements meaning excellence with a component signifying yearning or deep feeling.
- SuttonUnisexA place name and surname meaning "south town" in Old English, now used as a given name.
- SuyeonGirlA Sino-Korean name whose sense comes from its Hanja, most often 秀妍: "outstanding" + "beautiful".
- SuzGirlA short form of Susan, ultimately meaning "lily".
- SuzanneGirlLily, grace, or a woman of beauty.
- SuzetteGirlLily, grace, or beloved lily.
- SuziGirlA diminutive of Susan, ultimately meaning "lily".
- SuzieGirlA diminutive of Susan, ultimately meaning "lily".
- SuzyGirlA diminutive of Susan or Suzanne, ultimately meaning "lily".
- SwannBoySwan or servant, herdsman.
- SwatiGirlNamed after a prominent star in Indian astronomy, referring to Arcturus, one of the brightest objects visible in the…
- SybilGirlFrom Greek meaning "prophetess", referring to wise women who gave oracular pronouncements in ancient times.
- SydUnisexA short form of Sydney, originally derived from a surname meaning "wide island" or variant of Sidney.
- SydneyUnisexFrom a surname, originally a variant of Sidney, referring to a wide or broad island in Old English origins.
- SylvainBoyFrom the forest, woodland dweller, or wild man.
- SylvaineGirlFeminine form of Silvanus, from the Latin word for woodland or forest dweller.
- SylvanBoyFrom Latin meaning "of the forest" or "wooded", evoking natural, woodland imagery.
- SylvesterBoyFrom Latin meaning "of the forest" or "wooded", with associations to wildness and nature.
- SylvestreBoyFrench form of Silvester, from the Latin word for woodland or forest dweller.
- SylvetteGirlDiminutive of Sylvie, from the Latin word for woodland or forest dweller.
- SylviaGirlFrom Latin meaning "of the forest" or "wooded", evoking natural and woodsy associations.
- SylvieGirlFrom the Latin Silvia, meaning of the forest or woodland dweller.
- SymphonyGirlFrom the English word meaning a long musical composition with multiple movements.