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
	Sefirina	gentle wind
	Sefora	Life
	Sefton	Town With The Rushes
	Sefu	Sword
	Segar	A sailor
	Segdae	Old Irish form of Séaghdha.
	Seger	Sea spear, sea warrior
	Seghada	A strong, brave and clever minded individual; independent
	Seghen	Ostrich
	Seghiue	A humble, easy going and pleasant individual
	Seghuie	A smart, honest, eccentric and humble natured person
	Segismundo	Spanish form of Sigismund.
	Segod	God of the sea
	Segolene	From the Germanic name Sigilina, itself a diminutive derivative of the element sigu meaning "victory" (Proto-Germanic *segiz). This was the name of a 7th-century saint from Albi, France.
	Segovax	A good sea or sea for good
	Segramour	An ordinary, modern and nonchalant individual
	Segrid	A beautiful victory
	Segulah	Treasure
	Segun	Means "conquer" in Yoruba, also a short form of Olusegun or Oluwasegun.
	Segunda	Spanish feminine form of Secundus.
	Segundo	One who is born second
	Segwrides	One who likes individuality and independence
	Sehaam	One who is good with arrows
	Seham	One who shares with others
	Sehar	The meaning and origin of the girl's name, Sehar are very uncertain. It may mean 'early morning' but there is evidence to back this up.
	Sehba	Name of white grape wine
	Sehen	Patience
	Seher	An early morning
	Seherunnisa	The woman of dawn.
	Seheve	A stable natured, responsible and calm being
	Sehild	Sea/Lake, Battle
	Sehrazad	Turkish form of Shahrazad.
	Sehrazat	Turkish form of Shahrazad.
	Sehrish	A woman with a fascinating and enchanting personality.
	Sehzade	Turkish form of Shahzad.
	Seibert	Bright sea
	Səid	Azerbaijani form of Said.
	Səidə	Azerbaijani form of Saida.
	Seif	Sword (religion)
	Seifaldin	Sword of the faith
	Seif al din	Sword of the faith
	Seifer	Victory Peace
	Seifred	Peace after victory
	Seigmund	Protector of triumph
	Seignour	Lord of the manor
	Seiichi	One who is sincere
	Seija	A cloudless sky
	Seiji	Correct, Heal, Peace
	Seika	Pure summer
	Seiko	Force, Truth
	Seila	blind
	Seild	A shallow place, one who lives near the shallow land
	Seilenos	Greek form of Silenus.
	Seim	Spirit Entering Into Manifestation
	Seimone	She who is heard by God
	Sein	He who is innocent
	Seina	The innocente one
	Seini	Yahweh is gracious, Yahweh is merciful
	Seir	Boy with rough hair
	Seiran	Sparkling
	Seiras	A person who is honest, charming and reasonable
	Seireadan	He who is untamed
	Seiren	A refined star, a smelt star
	Seisill	He who is born sixth
	Seisyll	A blind person, one who cannot see
	Seith	Welsh name meaning seven
	Seiua	Name for an arrow star or the almighty pure father figure
	Sejad	Fortunate, happy
	Sejal	Pure
	Sejma	Bosnian form of Shaima.
	Sejun	A charming man.
	Seka	Sister
	Sekai	Funny
	Sekani	Laugh
	Sekar	One who has talent
	Sekhar	Ultimate
	Sekhmet	From Egyptian sḫmt, derived from sḫm meaning "powerful" and a feminine t suffix. Sekhmet was an Egyptian warrior goddess, also associated with healing, violence and plague. She was commonly depicted with the head of a lioness, and was sometimes conflated with the cat-headed goddess Bastet.
	Səkinə	Azerbaijani form of Sakina.
	Sekla	Occupational name for a mender of saddles; saddler
	Sekou	Wise, Educated
	Sela	Rock
	Selah	Rock
	Selahattin	Turkish variant of Selahattin, using an optional circumflex accent.
	Selam	Peace
	Selas	Trinity
	Selasa	Malay word for Tuesday.
	Selassie	One that refers to a trinity
	Selatan	The South
	Selbea	manor village
	Selbee	manor village
	Selbeigh	manor village
	Selbey	manor village
	Selbi	Means "cypress" in Turkmen (derived from Persian, ultimately from Sumerian).
	Selbie	manor village
	Selby	From The Willow Farm
	Selcuk	Possibly derived from a diminutive form of the Turkic root sil meaning "clean, pure". Selçuk was the eponymous leader of the Seljuk Turks, who established the Seljuk Empire in the Middle East in the 11th century.
	Selda	grey battle; dark battle
	Selden	He who is from a small valley
	Seldon	Willow tree town
	Sele	A rock