Names starting with the letter S

Here you’ll find all the names beginning with the letter S, followed by the meaning of the name starting with a S. If the name is blue, it is a name normally given to a boy. If the name has a pink color, then it is usually given to a girl. A green name can be given to both boys and girls.

	Name	Meaning
	Schyler	fugitive
	Scianna	Unknown
	Sciencia	A sacred woman
	Scilla	Old-time, ancient
	Scipio	Walking Stick
	Scipione	Italian form of Scipio.
	Scirheah	A helpful, honest, rebellious and satisfied individual
	Scirheard	The bright or hard person
	Scirloc	A man with blonde hair
	Scirocco	warm wind
	Scirwode	He who is from the bright forest
	Scituc	A composed, courageous and strong minded individual
	Scobba	One who has high morals and a charming personality
	Scolace	One who gives comfort to others
	Scolacia	She who brings solase
	Scoop	Stands And Looks Back
	Scooter	Person From Scotland
	Scorpio	The Scorpion
	Scorpius	A scorpion
	Scot	Of Scottish Origin
	Scotia	From Scotland
	Scotlyn	Combination Of Scott And Lyn
	Scott	Person From Scotland
	Scottas	He who wanders
	Scottie	Familiar form of scott
	Scotto	Scottish
	Scotty	Of Scottish Origin
	Scout	First Explorer
	Scoutt	to listen
	Scovia	Short form of Proscovia, mainly used in Uganda.
	Scriabin	Scribe, Writer
	Scrobb	English name for Boys
	Sctore	Hold, check
	Scully	Scholar
	Scytta	The duminitive name means to shoot
	Se	Irish name for Boys
	Sea	Ocean
	Seabern	Born of the sea
	Seabert	A shining sea
	Seaborn	Sea warrior
	Seabright	Glory at sea
	Seabroc	One who is born near the sea
	Seabrook	One who is from the brook of the sea
	Seabrooke	A stream near the sea
	Seaburt	One who is glorious at sea
	Seachlann	Metathesized variant of Seachnall.
	Seachnall	Possibly an Irish form of Secundinus. This was the name of a 5th-century Irish saint, also known as Secundinus.
	Sead	Fortunate, happy
	Seada	One who is happy and cheerful.
	Seadhna	wayfarer, traveler
	Seadon	One who comes from the hill by the sea
	Seafra	Irish form of Geoffrey.
	Seager	Sea spear
	Seaghan	God is gracious
	Seaghdh	Scottish Gaelic form of Séaghdha.
	Seaghdha	From Old Irish Ségdae, probably derived from ségda meaning "fine, good, favourable, learned". According to an Irish legend this was the name of a boy who was set to be sacrificed but was saved by his mother [1].
	Seain	God is gracious
	Seaine	God is gracious
	Seaiqa	A thunderbolt
	Seal	Dweller By The Small Wood
	Sealey	He who is blessed
	Seallie	A princess
	Seamas	Heel, supplanter
	Seamus	Supplanter
	Sean	God Is Gracious
	Seana	God Is Gracious
	Seanan	One who is old and wise
	Seane	God is gracious
	Seanix	American modern invented name
	Seann	God is gracious
	Seanna	God Is Gracious
	Seara	bright, famous
	Searlait	petite
	Searlas	Irish form of Charles.
	Searle	Armor
	Searlus	Manly
	Searra	black; bright, famous
	Searu	A quick learner who is blessed with an active mind
	Season	Sowing, Planting
	Seassa	The sharp knife
	Seath	Wolfish
	Seaton	One who is from the farm by the sea
	Seattle	A place name
	Seaver	A fierce stronghold
	Seaward	A sea guardian
	Seawillow	A willow growing by the sea
	Seaxa	a knife of a cutter
	Seaxburh	The bright or shining knife
	Seaxel	The mighty or the powerful knife
	Seaxwulf	Wolf of the sea
	Seayn	God is gracious
	Seayne	God is gracious
	Seb	A pet name of the Spanish Sebastian, meaning 'man from Sebaste', the Roman name for a town in Asia Minor. Derived from sebastos meaning 'venerable'.
	Sebald	A brave victory
	Sebasten	venerable, revered
	Sebastiaan	Dutch form of Sebastianus (see Sebastian).
	Sebastian	Venerable
	Sebastiana	revered
	Sebastiane	revered
	Sebastianne	Italian name meaning revered