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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Siyaf | One who is a great swordsman | |
Siyamak | Solitary | |
Siyana | One who provides protection | |
Siyanda | We Are Growing | |
Siyasundari | Wife of Lord Shiva | |
Siyavash | Black Bull | |
Siyona | Graceful | |
Sizwe | Means "nation" in Xhosa. | |
Sjaak | Dutch form of Jacques or Isaac. | |
Sjakie | Diminutive of Sjaak. | |
Sjang | Limburgish form of Iohannes, via the French form Jean 1. | |
Sjarel | Limburgish form of Charles. | |
Sjef | Dutch short form of Jozef. | |
Sjeng | Variant of Sjang. | |
Sjoerd | Frisian form of Sigurd. | |
Sjors | Dutch form of George. | |
Sjra | Limburgish form of Gerard. Its spelling has been influenced by the French pronunciation of Gérard. | |
Sjurd | Norwegian variant form of Sigurd. | |
Skadi | A name of the Winter Goddess, a frost giant | |
Skaði | Means "damage, harm" in Old Norse. In Norse mythology she was a giantess (jǫtunn) associated with the winter, skiing and mountains. After the gods killed her father, they offered her a husband from among them as compensation. She ended up marrying Njord. | |
Skah | White | |
Skaidrite | Derived from Latvian skaidrs meaning "clear, bright". | |
Skaiste | Means "pure, chaste" in Lithuanian. | |
Skanawati | Beyond The Swamp | |
Skand | Name of kartikeya | |
Skanda | A spilled seeds. Also means a name of a God of War | |
Skandajit | A name of the Lord Vishnu | |
Skandar | A helper and defender of men | |
Skate | Glide Smoothly | |
Skeat | A surname, meanin a man who is swift | |
Skeet | To be Swift | |
Skeeter | Quick and darting | |
Skeets | A son of a swift man | |
Skeggr | Thin | |
Skelton | Shell town | |
Skenandoa | Possibly from Oneida oskanutú meaning "deer". This was the name of an 18th-century Oneida chief. According to some sources the Shenandoah River in Virginia was named after him, though the river seems to have borne this name from before his birth. It is possible that he was named after the river, or that the similarity in spellings is a coincidence. | |
Skender | Romanian form of Alexandros, meaning defender of mankind. | |
Skete | To be swift, fast and rapid | |
Sketes | The son of a swift, fast, rapid man | |
Skie | Sky | |
Skilar | Scholar | |
Skinner | Pelt/Hide Preparer | |
Skip | Skipper, Sea Captain | |
Skipp | Ship's captain | |
Skipper | Ship Captain Or Master | |
Skippere | One who is a skipper, a marine | |
Skipton | One who comes from the town of sheeps | |
Skiriki | Coyote | |
Skjoldolfr | The protector wolf. | |
Skky | From the heavens | |
Skot | Scottish | |
Skott | Scottish | |
Skotte | One who is a wanderer from Scottish | |
Skuld | Means "debt, obligation" in Old Norse. She was one of the three Norns, or goddesses of destiny, in Norse mythology. She was also one of the valkyries. | |
Skule | Hide | |
Sky | Sky | |
Skyanna | Merciful Sky | |
Skyden | Variation of Skyler | |
Skye | From The Isle Of Skye | |
Skyelar | Scholar | |
Skyeler | Scholar | |
Skyla | Scholar | |
Skylaar | Scholar | |
Skylah | A person who is an intellectual, a scholar | |
Skylan | One who loves learning, an academic | |
Skylar | Scholar | |
Skylare | Scholar | |
Skylayr | Scholar | |
Skyler | Sky | |
Skyli | A woman scholar, a woman who is an academic | |
Skylie | She who is a scholar | |
Skyllar | fugitive | |
Skyloer | Scholar | |
Skylor | Scholar | |
Skylur | Scholar | |
Skylynn | Elaboration of Sky using the popular name suffix lyn. | |
Skylyr | Scholar | |
Skyrah | She who is an academic | |
Slađana | Derived from Serbian and Croatian sladak meaning "sweet". | |
Slade | Dweller In The Valley | |
Sladefield | A man from the field | |
Sladjana | Alternate transcription of Serbian Слађана (see Slađana). | |
Slaed | To be from the valley | |
Slaeet | A man with a sharp tnogue | |
Slaid | A person who comes from the valley | |
Slaide | He comes from the field | |
Slaine | Health | |
Slamet | Peace and security | |
Slane | She has good health | |
Slania | Health and wellness | |
Slany | To be in good health | |
Slash | Cut Or A / | |
Slate | Gray-green Rock | |
Slater | Slate Worker | |
Slatka | Sweet or sweetly flavored. | |
Slaton | He who is from the farm in the valley | |
Slava | Person of fame | |
Slavco | One who brings glory to the family. | |
Slavek | Diminutive of names containing the Slavic element slava meaning "glory". It is sometimes used independently. | |
Slaven | From a serbian; croatian word "slava", means Glory |