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 | |
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Serilde | Maiden in battle | |
Serina | Variation of the name 'Serena', meaning 'traquil and calm'. | |
Serinah | serene, calm | |
Serinda | A beautiful clear or tranquil girl | |
Serinna | serene, calm | |
Serissa | Seraphim, Angel | |
Serita | princess | |
Seriyah | A princess or a daughter of a king | |
Serjio | Attendant | |
Serkan | Chief | |
Serket | From Egyptian srqt, possibly meaning "she who lets throats breathe", from srq meaning "to open the windpipe, to breathe" [1] and a feminine t suffix. In Egyptian mythology she was the goddess of scorpions as well as the healing of poisonous stings and bites. Eventually she came to be identified with Isis, becoming an aspect of her over time. | |
Serle | A man who is armed | |
Serlo | Man carrying armor | |
Sermin | Means "shy" in Turkish. | |
Serofina | burning ones | |
Serophine | burning ones | |
Serpil | Means "grow" in Turkish. | |
Serra | Italian name meaning ridge | |
Serrano | Lives Near A Mountain Ridge | |
Serrena | Variant of Serena. | |
Serrilda | armed warrior woman | |
Servaas | Dutch form of the Late Latin name Servatius, derived from servatus "saved, redeemed". This was the name of a 4th-century saint who helped spread Christianity to the Low Countries. | |
Servando | One who is in service of others | |
Servanus | The one who serves others | |
Servaos | Limburgish form of Servaas. | |
Servatius | Latin form of Servaas. | |
Servause | A servant girl | |
Servio | Attendant | |
Servius | Roman praenomen, or given name, meaning "to preserve" from Latin servo. | |
Serwa | Rich, Wealthy | |
Seryna | serene, calm | |
Seryozha | Diminutive of the name Sergei | |
Sesen | To Wish For More | |
Sesha | serpent who symbolizes time | |
Seshadri | King of snakes | |
Seshvar | One who believes in God | |
Sesila | Croatian form of Cecilia, meaning blind. | |
Sesili | Sesili is a Georgian form of Cecily and means blind | |
Sesilia | blind; sixth | |
Sessa | Blinded by the light | |
Sessaley | blind; sixth | |
Sesseelya | blind; sixth | |
Sessile | blind; sixth | |
Sessilee | Blind Of Self Beauty | |
Sessilly | blind; sixth | |
Sessily | blind; sixth | |
Sessy | blind; sixth | |
Sesto | Italian form of Sextus. | |
Set | Placed, appointed | |
Setanta | Mythical son of Sualtam | |
Setare | Alternate transcription of Persian ستاره (see Setareh). | |
Setareh | A persian name meaning star | |
Seth | Appointed | |
Sethan | Placed, appointed | |
Sethe | One who is appointet to be here | |
Sethunya | Means "bloom, flower" in Tswana, derived from thunya "to bloom". | |
Seti | From Egyptian stẖj meaning "of Seth 2" [1]. This was the name of two pharaohs of the 19th dynasty (13th century BC). | |
Setia | Truth, Faithfulness | |
Setiawan | Faithful | |
Setiawati | Loyal and faithful | |
Setibogius | Ambitious, skillful and dignified individual | |
Seto | Surname, means white | |
Seton | The place of the Sey | |
Setota | Arhaic word for gift | |
Setsuko | Occasion, Period, Melody | |
Settimio | Italian form of Septimius. | |
Settimo | Italian form of Septimus. | |
Setu | Sacred symbol | |
Seuare | A sea passage, a passage from sea | |
Seula | little she-bear | |
Seumas | Heel, supplanter | |
Seung | successor, winning | |
Seuuardus | A flexible and self satisfied person; grateful | |
Seva | Service, attendance, care | |
Sevag | One who has black eyes | |
Sevak | Servant | |
Sevan | Life Giving Sweet Water | |
Sevana | Grassland | |
Sevandhi | Chrysanthemum | |
Sevanna | treeless plain | |
Sevanne | A place name, lake Sevan | |
Sevara | Means "love" in Uzbek. | |
Sevasti | A well respected man | |
Sevastian | Alternate transcription of Russian Севастьян (see Sevastyan). | |
Sevastyan | Variation of Sebastian, meaning a man from ancient city Sebasta | |
Sevati | White rose | |
Sevda | Passion, Love | |
Seve | Serious | |
Seven | The Number 7 | |
Severe | Serious | |
Severena | A stren, severe and hard in nature | |
Severi | Serious | |
Severiano | Serious | |
Severianus | Roman cognomen that was derived from Severus. | |
Severin | Severe | |
Severina | Serious | |
Severine | Serious | |
Severino | Severe | |
Severinus | A relentless man | |
Severn | Boundary |