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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Severne | One who is strict | |
Severo | Serious | |
Severu | Severu is obtained from Severus and means stern. | |
Severus | Severe | |
Sevgi | Love | |
Sevgili | Darling | |
Sevi | She who has heard God | |
Sevil | Beloved | |
Sevilen | Loved | |
Sevilin | Beloved | |
Sevilla | prophetess, oracle | |
Seville | Unknown | |
Sevim | Means "love" in Turkish. | |
Sevin | One who loves a woman | |
Sevina | A woman who is loved | |
Sevinc | Joy, delight | |
Sevinj | Variant of Sevinc. | |
Sevita | Cherished | |
Sevket | Turkish form of Shawkat, meaning power and dignity | |
Sevrin | One who likes being strict and restrained. | |
Sevval | From Arabic شوّال (shawwāl), the tenth month of the Islamic calendar [1]. | |
Sevyn | Variant of Seven. | |
Seward | Sea guard or victorious guard | |
Sewati | Curve Of Bear Claw | |
Sewell | Sea guard or victorious guard | |
Sewenna | British name for girls | |
Sewerd | Guardian of the sea | |
Seweryn | Polish form of Severinus. | |
Seweryna | Polish form of Severina. | |
Sewin | Hindi name for Boys | |
Sexburga | The bright sharp knife | |
Sextilius | Roman cognomen that was a derivative of Sextus. | |
Sexton | A bodyguard or one who guards the church | |
Sextus | Roman praenomen, or given name, meaning "sixth" in Latin. It was traditionally given to the sixth child. | |
Seyah | Place Name | |
Seychelle | The beautiful shells of the sea | |
Seyda | A woman who is crazy in love. | |
Seydou | Form of Said used in parts of French-influenced West Africa. | |
Seye | Honor | |
Seyed | The Lord, the master | |
Seyfettin | Turkish form of Sayf ad-Din. | |
Seyfullah | Turkish form of Sayfullah. | |
Seyiua | Lord is gracious | |
Seyma | Turkish form of Shaima. | |
Seymour | From St. Maur | |
Seynabou | Form of Zaynab used in parts of West Africa (mostly Senegal). | |
Seyua | One who is truthful | |
Seyyada | A woman leader | |
Seyyal | Traveler | |
Seyyed | Persian form of Sayyid. | |
Seyyid | Mister or sir | |
Seyyit | Turkish form of Sayyid. | |
Sezen | Feeling | |
Sezim | Means "sensitive" in Kazakh. | |
Sezja | Protector | |
Sfiyah | A best of friends | |
Sganyodaiyo | Means "handsome lake" in Seneca, from sganyodeo "lake" and the suffix -iyo "good". This name was borne by an 18th-century Seneca prophet. | |
Shaaban | eighth Islamic month | |
Shaad | Under the command of the mood god aku | |
Shaady | Singer | |
Shaaf | One who is in great health | |
Shaafi | Occupational name, lawer | |
Shaah | A king | |
Shaaheen | A royal falcon | |
Shaahid | One who has witnessed an event | |
Shaahida | One who observes | |
Shaaira | She who is extremly beautiful | |
Shaaista | A beautiful woman | |
Shaakir | A thankful person | |
Shaakira | One who is grateful | |
Shaakirah | One who is deeply grateful and thankful for every little thing in their lives | |
Shaan | Pride | |
Shaandilya | Name of a saint | |
Shaant | Peace and calm | |
Shaar | A force of habit | |
Shaarav | Pure and innocent | |
Shaardul | A tiger | |
Shaashwat | Eternal | |
Shaawiyyah | Arabic name for Boys | |
Shaaz | One who is unique | |
Shabaan | A name of ISlamic month | |
Shabaana | A young woman who belongs to the night | |
Shabab | A youthful girl | |
Shabad | The light of the divine world | |
Shabaddeep | The light that sines from the holy world | |
Shabadpreet | He who loves the holy world | |
Shabahang | The morning-star, or nightingale | |
Shabaka | Name of an Egyptian ruler. | |
Shabalaa | Spotted | |
Shaban | An eight month of the Muslim lunar calendar | |
Shabana | Belonging to night | |
Shabani | Swahili form of Shaban. | |
Shabanna | Belonging to night. | |
Shabar | Nector | |
Shabbar | A singer | |
Shabbeer | A virtous and beautiful man | |
Shabbir | A phrophet's grandson | |
Shabeeba | One who is a grandmother | |
Shabeenah | A nocturnal person, who loves the night | |
Shabeh | A week |