Names starting with S.
- Saad Arabic saad (fortune) · Happiness/good fortune
- Saada Arabic · Luck and good fortune
- Saanvi Sanskrit · Goddess Lakshmi
- Saar Hebrew · Princess Or Noblewoman
- Saara Hebrew Sarah (princess) · Princess
- Saba Semitic/Amharic origins · Ethiopian feminine
- Sabahat Arabic sabah (morning) · Turkish feminine
- Sabel Hebrew Elizabeth via Spanish · Spanish feminine
- Sabela Hebrew Elizabeth via Iberian · Spanish feminine
- Saber Arabic sabir (patient) · Patient/steadfast
- Sabiha Arabic sabih (morning beauty) · Beautiful/graceful
- Sabina Latin · Wise woman
- Sabine Latin · Wise woman
- Sabri Arabic sabir (patient) · Turkish masculine
- Sabrina Latin place name · Possibly
- Sabrine Latin/Arabic · River name or patient
- Sacha Russian · Defender Of People
- Sachiko Japanese · Happiness and child
- Sade Yoruba · Crown brings honour
- Sadhbh Irish · Sweet; goodly
- Sadick Arabic sadiq (righteous) · Righteous/just
- Sadie Hebrew via English · Princess or noblewoman
- Sadio West African/Arabic · Truthful, helper, prince, or born during the rainy season
- Sadiya Arabic sadiyah (fortunate) · Happy/fortunate
- Sadri Arabic/Turkish origins · Turkish masculine
- Saeed Arabic · Happy and fortunate
- Saël Celtic/Breton · Holy, blessed, fortunate, asked for
- Safa Arabic · Purity, clarity, serenity
- Safaa Arabic · Purity, clarity, serenity
- Safae Arabic · Crystal clarity
- Safia Swahili · Pure; clear
- Safiatou Arabic · Pure, sincere, or chosen one
- Safir Arabic/Hebrew · Ambassador, mediator, sapphire
- Safiya Arabic safiyyah (pure) · Pure/crystal clear
- Safiyah Arabic · Pure, serene, tranquil, wise, or chosen friend
- Safiye Arabic safiyyah (pure) · Pure/clear
- Safiyya Arabic · Pure, sincere, or best friend
- Safiyyah Arabic safiyyah (pure) · South African feminine
- Safoa Ghanaian/Akan origins · Ghanaian feminine
- Safouane Arabic · Purity, clarity, and smoothness
- Safwan Arabic · Pure, clear, or smooth stone; symbolizes steadfastness and purity
- Safwane Arabic · Arabic: rock, smooth rock, pure, clear, or cloudless day
- Safya Arabic · Pure, chosen, or virtuous; from the Arabic root for purity and clarity
- Saga Norse · Seeing one
- Sage English/French · Wise, knowing, or the herb Salvia officinalis
- Sahel Arabic/Persian · Shore or coast
- Sahil Arabic · Shore, coast, guide, leader
- Sahra Arabic/Aramaic · Arabic for desert, wilderness, bright, brilliant, or beautiful
- Said Arabic · Fortunate one
- Saida Arabic sa'idah (fortunate) · Moroccan feminine
- Saif Arabic · Sword weapon
- Saija Finnish origins (unclear) · Finnish, meaning unclear
- Saïna Arabic/Persian · Diverse meanings: good, virtuous, beauty, grace, princess, joyful
- Saint Latin/English · Holy or sacred
- Saja Arabic · Calmness, stillness, tranquility; pleasant face, eloquence, arrows
- Sajed Arabic · One who prostrates; worshipper
- Sajid Arabic · One who prostrates or worships God
- Sajra Arabic/Slavic · Tree, plant, desert, princess, noble, pretty, shining, or traveler
- Sakari Hebrew Zacharias via Scandinavian · Finnish form of Zacharias
- Sakhe Bantu language (South Africa) · South African masculine
- Sakhela Bantu language (South Africa) · South African masculine
- Saki Japanese · Cape, blossom
- Sakina Arabic · Calm serenity
- Sakura Japanese · Cherry blossom
- Salah Arabic · Righteous and good
- Salaheddine Arabic · Righteousness of faith
- Salahuddin Arabic · Righteousness of the faith
- Salamatu Arabic salamah (safety) · Safety/peace
- Saleh Arabic · Arabic: virtuous, pious, righteous, or good
- Salem Arabic/Hebrew · Peace, safety, completeness, perfection
- Salete French-Brazilian Portuguese · Our Lady of La Salette
- Salif Arabic · Arabic for predecessor, ancestor, or righteous
- Salih Arabic salih (righteous) · Righteous/good
- Saliha Arabic · Virtuous, righteous, pious, or good
- Salihu Arabic salih (righteous) · Righteous/just
- Salim Arabic · Safe; healthy; perfect
- Salima Arabic · Safe and peaceful
- Salimata Arabic/West African · Peaceful, safe, whole
- Salimatou Arabic/West African · Safe, peaceful, or healthy, with a West African feminine suffix
- Salimou Arabic/West African · Arabic root S-L-M: peace, wholeness, safety
- Saliou West African/Wolof · Righteous, pious, virtuous, or born on Friday
- Sally Hebrew · Princess
- Salma Arabic · Peace, safe
- Salman Arabic · Safe, secure, peaceful
- Salmane Arabic · Arabic for safe,' secure,' or peaceful.'
- Salomé Hebrew/Greek · Feminine name of Hebrew origin; peace
- Salomea Hebrew Shalom-related origins · Polish feminine
- Salomeia Hebrew Shalom-related origins · Variant of Salome
- Salomon Hebrew Solomon (peaceful) · Peaceful/wise
- Salsabil Arabic · A spring or fountain in Paradise
- Salvador Latin-Spanish · Savior
- Salvatore Latin · Savior
- Salwa Arabic · Solace, comfort, or consolation; also refers to a quail
- Sam Hebrew · God has heard
- Sama Arabic/Sanskrit · Sky, heaven, loftiness; equal, balanced, harmony
- Samaël Hebrew · Hebrew for Venom of God or Blind God
- Samaira Sanskrit · Enchantress charm
- Samanta English-Portuguese · God has heard
- Samantha Hebrew · God has heard
- Samar Arabic/Sanskrit · Arabic: evening conversations, night talk; Sanskrit: reward, fruit; Hindi: war, conflict
- Samara Hebrew/place name · Guarded by God
- Samarth Sanskrit · Capable and powerful
- Samba West African · Second-born son, lineage, strength
- Sambor Polish/Slavic · One who fights alone
- Sameer Sanskrit · Entertaining companion; breeze
- Samet Arabic samit (eternal) · Steadfast/eternal
- Sami Hebrew/ethnic · God has heard
- Samia Arabic · Exalted, sublime, high-minded, lofty
- Samina Arabic/Persian · Precious, valuable, generous, healthy, fertile, or plump
- Samir Arabic · Entertaining companion
- Samira Arabic · Entertaining companion
- Samkelo Zulu/Bantu language · South African masculine
- Sammy Hebrew-English · God has heard
- Samo Slavic · From Slavic sam, meaning self or alone
- Sampo Finnish mythological origins · Finnish mythological origin
- Samra Arabic · Arabic, meaning dark, brown, or beautiful
- Samson Hebrew · Sun or sun child
- Samuel Hebrew · God has heard
- Samuil Hebrew · God has heard or His name is God
- Samuli Hebrew Samuel via Scandinavian · Finnish form of Samuel
- Samy Arabic-French · Elevated or sublime
- Sana Arabic · Radiance, brilliance
- Sanaa Arabic sana (brightness) · Brilliance
- Sanad Arabic/Somali · Support, assistance, sturdy, wall; chain of transmission for hadith
- Sanaé Japanese · Early rice seedling
- Sanah Arabic/Sanskrit · Arabic: brilliance, radiance; Sanskrit: dignity, grace
- Sancha Visigothic/Germanic origins · Spanish feminine
- Sancho Visigothic/Germanic origins · Spanish masculine
- Sander Greek-Dutch · Defender of men
- Sandile Zulu language (South Africa) · Powerful/strong
- Sandiswa Zulu language (South Africa) · Beloved/precious
- Sándor Hungarian/Greek · defender of men
- Sandra Greek · Defender of men
- Sandrine Greek-French · Defender of men
- Sandro Greek · Defender of men
- Sandy Greek-English · Defender of men
- Sanele Zulu language (South Africa) · South African masculine
- Sang Kalenjin language (Kenya) · Kenyan masculine
- Sania Arabic/Sanskrit · Radiant, brilliant, splendid, or high in status and honor
- Sanna Hebrew (Susanna) · Lily or grace
- Sanne Hebrew/Dutch · Lily, grace
- Santi Latin/Sanskrit · Holy, sacred, peace, tranquility
- Santiago Hebrew via Spanish · Spanish form of James
- Santina Latin (sanctus) · Holy, saint
- Santino Latin-Italian · Holy, saint
- Santu Sanskrit/Latin · Peaceful, good, virtuous; holy, saint
- Sanya Arabic/Sanskrit · Brilliant, splendid, radiant; born on Saturday, benevolent; agreement, promise
- Saoirse Irish · Freedom
- Saona Italian/Celtic · Evokes natural beauty, tropical paradise, and serenity
- Saori Japanese · Japanese name meaning sand weaving or early weaving
- Saphir Latin/Greek · Sapphire, a gemstone symbolizing wisdom, loyalty, and truth
- Saphira Greek-Hebrew · Sapphire
- Sapphire Greek/Hebrew · Precious blue stone; nobility, truth, sincerity, faithfulness
- Sara Hebrew · Princess
- Sarafina Hebrew-Italian · Fiery ones
- Sarah Hebrew · Princess, biblical matriarch
- Saran Sanskrit/West African · Refuge, shelter, protection (Sanskrit); joy, happiness (West African)
- Sarata Sanskrit/Slavic · River, flowing stream, or a gift
- Sarina Hebrew · Princess
- Sarra Hebrew/Arabic · Princess, noblewoman; joy, happiness
- Saša Slavic · From Greek Alexandros: defender of men
- Sascha Greek-Germanic-Russian · Defender of men
- Sasha Slavic · Defender of man
- Saskia Old Saxon-Dutch · Saxon woman
- Saško Slavic · Defender of men, protector of mankind
- Sašo Slovenian/Greek · Defender of men, protector of mankind
- Satoshi Japanese · Wise, quick
- Saturnino Latin (Saturnus) · Saturn, god of agriculture
- Saudade Portuguese (saudade: longing) · Nostalgic longing
- Saul Hebrew · Asked for, prayed for
- Saulo Hebrew-Portuguese · Asked of God
- Sava Slavic · Sabbath rest
- Savanna Spanish-English · Grassland
- Savannah Spanish via English · Treeless plain
- Saverio Italian · New house
- Saveriu Italian · Savior or protector; new house
- Savina Latin · Of the Sabine people or Sabine woman
- Savio Latin-Italian · Wise or sensible
- Savita Sanskrit · Sun; creator
- Savka Slavic · Venerable, wise elder, little light, or little world
- Sawda Arabic · Black or dark; also palm tree garden or gift
- Sawsen Arabic · Lily or lily of the valley; evoking purity and beauty
- Sawyer Old English · Wood cutter
- Saya Japanese/Italian · Japanese scabbard or Hindi shadow
- Sayan Sanskrit/Bengali · Resting, reposing, binding, connection, evening, protector, respectful
- Sayana Sanskrit · Sanskrit: lying down,' repose,' twilight,' peaceful.'
- Sayed Arabic · Master,' lord,' or chief
- Sayf Arabic · Sword
- Saylor English/Germanic · Boatman, sailor, ropemaker
- Sayna Persian/Arabic · Persian for silent,' peaceful,' blessed bird,' or learnedness and grace
- Sbongile Zulu (ukubonga: to add) · To add or increase (Zulu)
- Scarlet English · Color scarlet; passion, vitality, wealth
- Scarlett Old French via English · Red
- Schorsch Greek-Bavarian · Farmer, earth-worker
- Scott Latin · Gaelic-speaking person
- Scottie Scottish · From Scotland or a person from Scotland
- Se-jin Korean · World and pearl
- Seamus Irish/Hebrew · Supplanter
- Sean Irish/Hebrew · God is gracious
- Searlus Irish · Free man or strong man
- Sebalt Old High German (sigi + bald) · Victory and boldness
- Sebastiaan Latin-Greek-Dutch · Man
- Sebastian Latin · Venerable, revered
- Sebastiana Latin · Man
- Sebastiane Latin-French · Revered or venerable
- Sebastiano Greek · Venerable
- Sebastiao Greek · Venerable
- Sébastien Greek-French · Venerable or revered
- Sebiha Arabic · Beautiful, graceful, elegant, or sunrise
- Seble Ge'ez (Ethiopian language) · Autumn harvest
- Secondo Latin (secundus) · Second or second-born child
- Seda Persian/Turkish (seda: silk) · Silk or silken
- Seddik Arabic · Truthful friend
- Sedef Turkish (sedef: nacre) · Mother-of-pearl or nacre
- Sędzimir Slavic · Polish compound "sędziec"
- Segismundo Old High German (sigi + mund) · Victory and protection
- Segun Yoruba · Conquer; triumph
- Sehin Amharic · Mercy
- Seidu Hausa (seidu) · Abundance or plenty
- Seif Arabic · Sword of faith
- Seifu Amharic (seifu: sword) · Sword or authority
- Seija Hebrew (Leah) · Joy or blessedness
- Seiya Japanese · Japanese name meaning star arrow or sincere arrow
- Sekou Arabic · Wise, learned, or leader
- Selam Amharic (selam: peace) · Peace
- Selamawit Amharic (selam + masculine ending) · Bearer of peace or peaceful female
- Selassie Amharic; Ewe · Trinity
- Selen Turkish/Greek · Turkish: sound of flowing water or peaceful flow; linked to Greek moon goddess Selene
- Selena Greek · Moon or moon goddess
- Sélène Greek · Moon goddess, light, brightness
- Selim Arabic (salim: safe) · Peace or safety
- Selin Greek (Selene) · Moon, clear water
- Selina Greek · Moon
- Selma Old Norse · Divinely protected
- Selman Arabic · Safe, secure, peaceful
- Selmen Turkish/Arabic · Noble, high-born, safe, secure
- Selonam Ewe (language of Ghana) · God loves or God's love
- Selorm Ewe (Ghanaian language) · To Selonam
- Selyan Turkic/Persian · Means unique, moon, peace, safe, serene, flood, torrent, year, harvest, prosperous, or blessed
- Sem Hebrew · Name, renown
- Sema Turkish/Arabic (sema: sign) · Sign, symbol or indication
- Semih Arabic · Generous, magnanimous, tolerant, forgiving, high, lofty, worthy, or great
- Semra Turkish (semra: dark) · Dark-haired or swarthy
- Sena Akan/Ewe (sena) · Blessing or favor in local languages
- Senam Ewe (Ghanaian language) · God heard me
- Sename Ewe (Ghanaian language) · God is blessing or grace
- Senan Irish · Old; wise; ancient
- Senara Cornish · Cornish saint name
- Sennur Turkish (uncertain origin) · Golden light
- Senteu Masai (senteu) · Warrior or brave
- Seny Catalan/Latin · Wisdom, good sense, prudence, and level-headedness
- Senzeni Zulu (senzeni: what have we done) · What have we done (Zulu)
- Senzo Zulu (isenzo: action, deed) · Well-behaved or respectable (Zulu)
- Seo-Ah Korean · Auspicious elegant
- Seo-Jun Korean · Auspicious talent
- Seo-Yeon Korean · Auspicious beauty
- Seo-yun Korean · Fortunate and silver cloud
- Seol Korean · Snow white
- Seonaidh Scottish/Gaelic · God is gracious
- Seoras Scottish/Gaelic · Farmer or earth-worker
- Seosamh Irish · God will add
- Sephora Hebrew · Bird
- Sepideh Persian · Dawn light
- Sepp Hebrew (Yosef) · God increases
- Seppi Hebrew (Yosef) · God will add
- Seppl Hebrew (Yosef) · God will add
- Seppo Latin (Sebastianus) or Finnish · Form of Sebastianus
- Serafima Hebrew (seraphim: burning ones) · Ardent or fiery
- Serafin Hebrew-Spanish · Fiery angels
- Serafina Hebrew · Ardent or on fire
- Serafino Hebrew-Italian · Fiery angels
- Serap Persian (sharab: wine) · Wine or the flowing of wine
- Séraphin Hebrew via Latin · Burning one, seraph
- Séraphine Hebrew-French · Burning ones
- Serapia Hebrew (seraphim: burning ones) · Burning angel
- Serapio Hebrew (seraphim) · Argentine masculine form
- Serdar Persian (sardar: leader) · Leader or commander (Persian)
- Seren Welsh/Turkish · Star (Welsh), Calm/Peaceful (Turkish)
- Serena Latin · Calm and tranquil
- Serenella Italian · Little serene
- Serenity Latin via English · Calm, serene
- Serge Latin (servus: servant) · Servant or helper
- Sergei Russian/Slavic · Originates from Latin Sergius; debated meanings: servant, protector
- Sergey Latin/Slavic · Possibly protector or servant
- Sergii Latin · Possibly servant or attendant
- Sergio Latin via Italian/Spanish · Servant, attendant
- Sergiu Latin/Etruscan · Servant, attendant
- Sergiusz Latin (servus) · Attendant or servant
- Serhad Kurdish (serh: head) · Head or leader
- Serhat Kurdish (serh: head) · Head or leader
- Serhii Ukrainian/Slavic · Servant or one who serves
- Serigne West African/Wolof · Spiritual leader or teacher; from Arabic master or lord
- Serina Latin (serenus: serene) · Calm or serene
- Serkan Turkish/Persian (ser + kan) · Noble warrior or valiant leader
- Servane Celtic/Old French · Servant or attendant
- Serwaa Akan (Ghanaian language) · Woman or noble female
- Sesethu Xhosa · We are together
- Seth Hebrew · Appointed
- Sethulile Zulu (sethulile: we have won) · We have won or victory (Zulu)
- Setor Ewe (Ghanaian language) · Savior or deliverer
- Settimio Italian · Seventh born
- Seumas Scottish/Gaelic · Supplanter or he who follows
- Seun Yoruba · Do this
- Sevan Armenian · Associated with Lake Sevan; evokes clear waters and serenity
- Sevda Turkish (sevda: passion) · Passion or ardent love
- Severina Latin · Stern, strict
- Séverine Latin · Strict or stern
- Severino Latin-Italian · Stern, strict
- Severo Latin (severus: stern) · Strict or severe
- Severyn Latin/Slavic · Stern, serious, or strict; from Latin severus
- Sevgi Turkish (sevgi: love) · Love or affection
- Seweryn Latin (severus: stern) · Stern or serious
- Sewunam Ewe (Ghanaian language) · Blessing
- Seyanna American · Brightness and grace
- Seydina Arabic/West African · Our master or our lord; embodying leadership and spiritual authority
- Seydou West African/Arabic · Happy, fortunate, blessed, gift from God
- Seyi Yoruba (seyi: honor) · Honored or distinguished
- Seyna Arabic/West African · Brilliance, radiance, beauty, excellence
- Seynabou West African/Arabic · Beauty, grace, fragrant flower
- Sezai Persian (sezai) · Noble or high-born
- Sgcino Zulu (sgcino) · To laugh or joy
- Sghir Berber/Arabic · The little one
- Shachar Hebrew · Dawn
- Shadé Arabic/English · Singer; or shadow with connotations of protection and tranquility
- Shaden Arabic · Young doe or gazelle, symbolizing grace and elegance
- Shady Arabic/Persian · Arabic: singer; Persian: happy
- Shae Irish/English · Derived from Irish Ó Séaghdha: hawk-like or admirable
- Shafeeq Arabic (shafiq: merciful) · Merciful or compassionate
- Shaheen Persian/Arabic · Falcon or royal falcon; symbolizing nobility and swiftness
- Shahid Arabic · Witness or one who testifies; from Arabic root sh-h-d
- Shahieda Arabic (shahida: witness) · Witness or testimony
- Shahin Persian/Arabic · Royal falcon; symbolizes nobility, keen vision, and strength
- Shahine Persian/Arabic · Falcon or royal falcon, symbolizing nobility, keen sight, and swiftness
- Shahram Persian · Honored king
- Shahzain Persian/Arabic · King of beauty, graceful ruler
- Shai Hebrew · Gift
- Shaïly Indian/Sanskrit · Mountain, rock, style, manner
- Shaïma Arabic · Arabic: beauty marks or good-natured
- Shaïna Yiddish/Hebrew · Beautiful or lovely, from Yiddish sheyn
- Shamima Arabic (shamima) · Perfume or fragrance
- Shams Arabic · Sun or sunlight
- Shana Hebrew/Yiddish · Lily, beautiful, grace, God is gracious, wise, or year
- Shanaya Sanskrit · God's gift bright
- Shane Irish via Hebrew · God is gracious
- Shanna Hebrew/Irish · Lily, rose, wise, noble, God is gracious, transformation
- Shannon Irish · Old river
- Shanti Sanskrit · Peace; tranquillity
- Sharon Hebrew · Biblical place-name
- Shaun Hebrew-Irish · God is gracious
- Shaurya Sanskrit · Bravery valor
- Shawn Irish/Hebrew · God is gracious
- Shay Irish/Hebrew · Irish hawk-like or admirable, Hebrew gift
- Shayan Persian/Arabic · Worthy, deserving, intelligent, follower, evening
- Shayana Hebrew/Sanskrit · Gift of grace, scarlet, worthy, peaceful
- Shayma Arabic · From Arabic shama: mole or beauty mark; signifies beauty or grace
- Shayna Yiddish/Germanic · Beautiful, lovely
- Shea Irish · From Irish Gaelic surname Ó Séaghdha; hawk-like or stately
- Shehu Hausa (shehu: chief) · Chief or leader
- Sheila Latin via Irish · Irish anglicization of Síle
- Shelby Old Norse · Willow farm
- Sheldon English · Steep-sided valley; sheltered valley
- Shelley Old English · Shelf meadow
- Shelly Old English · Meadow
- Shelsea English · Chalk landing place or wharf
- Shelsy English · From Old English Cealc-hyð, meaning chalk landing place or chalk wharf
- Sheng Mandarin Chinese · Ascend and rise
- Shérazade Persian · Persian: child of the city or noble lineage
- Shereen Arabic · Sweet one
- Sheri French-English · Darling
- Sherine Persian (shirin: sweet) · Sweet
- Sherri French-English · Darling
- Sherry French-English · Darling
- Sheryl French-English · Darling
- Sheryne Persian/Arabic · Sweet, pleasant, beloved, or dear
- Shiloh Hebrew · Hebrew: to be at rest or tranquil
- Shimon Japanese · Hearing and sound
- Shinji Japanese · True second; genuine
- Shiori Japanese · Poem, weave
- Shira Hebrew · Song
- Shirel Hebrew · Hebrew: song of God or my song to God
- Shirin Persian · Sweet or pleasant
- Shirley Old English · Bright clearing
- Shiro Japanese · Fourth son or white
- Shivansh Indian/Sanskrit · Part of Lord Shiva
- Shlomo Hebrew (Shalom: peace) · Peace or wholeness
- Sho Japanese · Soar; fly
- Shola Yoruba (shola) · Wealthy or prosperous
- Sholem Hebrew (Shalom) · Peace
- Shona Scottish/Gaelic · God is gracious, God's gracious gift
- Shota Japanese · Soar; big
- Shreya Sanskrit · Auspicious; excellent
- Shu Mandarin Chinese · Gentle and kind
- Shuaibu Arabic (Ayub: Job) · God is my strength
- Shun Japanese · Obedience and talent
- Si-Woo Korean · Poem universe
- Sia Norse-Scandinavian · Victory
- Siaka West African · West African: leader, chief, gift of God, or born on Sunday
- Siam Sanskrit/Thai · Dark or brown
- Siana Hebrew/Welsh · From Hebrew God is gracious or Maasai plentiful springs
- Sianna Welsh/Hebrew · God is gracious; Welsh, Hebrew, and other origins
- Siar Arabic/Kurdish · Traveler, west, wolf, renowned, leader, like gold, or the vanishing one
- Siara Spanish/Irish · Mountain range, dark, pure, lady, or drizzle
- Sibabalwe Zulu (sibabalwe) · We are increasing or growing
- Sibahle Zulu (Sibahle: you are beauty) · You are beautiful
- Sibanye Zulu (Sibanye) · You are lucky or fortunate
- Sibel Turkish (uncertain) · Prophetess or oracle (Greek/Phrygian)
- Sibilia Greek (Sibylla: prophetess) · Prophetess or oracle
- Sibonelo Zulu (sibonelo) · We have won or success
- Sibongile Zulu (sibongile) · To bless or add blessing
- Sibonile Zulu (sibonile) · To bless or grace
- Sibulele Zulu (sibulele) · To flourish or prosper
- Sibusisiwe Zulu (sibusisiwe) · Multiply blessings
- Sibusiso Zulu (sibusiso) · Blessing or to bless
- Sibylle Greek (Sibylla: sibyl) · Prophetess or oracle
- Sidai Masai (sidai) · Woman or lady
- Siddharth Sanskrit · One who achieves aim
- Sidi Arabic · Master or lord, from Arabic sayyid
- Sidiki Arabic · Truthful, sincere, or righteous
- Sidnei Brazilian Portuguese · Sidon's island
- Sidney Old French via English · From Saint-Denis
- Sidónia Latin/Greek (Sidon: ancient city) · From Sidon
- Sidonie French · From Sidon
- Sidonija Latin · Of Sidon or woman from Sidon, referring to the ancient Phoenician city
- Sidra Arabic/Hebrew · Lote tree; order, sequence; star-like; cider
- Sidsel Old Norse · Victorious
- Sidy West African/Arabic · From Arabic my lord or sir; also God is great or God is merciful
- Siegfried Germanic · Victory peace
- Sieglinde Germanic · Victory gentle
- Siegmund Old High German (sigi + mund) · Victory and protection
- Siem Dutch · He Has Heard
- Siemen Hebrew (Shimon: hearkening) · One who hears
- Siemowit Slavic (siem: family) · Strong family or lineage
- Siena Italian · From the Italian city of Siena; possibly old
- Sienna Italian · Reddish-Brown Earth
- Sierra Spanish · Mountain range
- Sietske Frisian · Victory; Frisian feminine form
- Sietze Frisian (uncertain) · Victory and peace
- Sif Old Norse (sif: bride) · Bride or lovely
- Sifaks Berber · Ancient king of Numidia
- Sifiso Zulu (sifiso) · Blessing or favor
- Sigalit Hebrew · Violet flower
- Sigbjørn Old Norse (sigr + bjorn) · Victory and bear
- Sigbrit Old Norse (sigr + britt) · Victory and bright
- Sigbritt Old Norse (sigr + britt) · Victory and bright
- Sigfrid Old Norse (sigr + fridh) · Victory and peace
- Siggy Germanic-Scandinavian · Victory
- Sigismondo Italian · Victorious protector
- Siglaug Old Norse (sigr + laug) · Victory and promise
- Siglinde Germanic · Victory gentle
- Sigmundur Old Norse (sigr + mundr) · Victory and protection
- Signe Old Norse · New victory
- Sigrid Old Norse · Beautiful victory
- Sigrith Old Norse (sigr + ríðr) · Victory and strong woman
- Sigrun Old Norse · Victory rune
- Sigrunn Old Norse (sigr + rún) · Victory and secret love
- Sigurd Old Norse · Victory guardian
- Sigurdur Old Norse (sigr + urrdr) · Victory and warrior
- Sigvald Old Norse (sigr + valdr) · Victory and rule
- Sigvard Old Norse · Victory defender
- Siham Arabic · Arrow
- Sihem Arabic · Arrow or arrows
- Siim Estonian · Estonian form of Simon: he has heard
- Siiri Old Norse via Finnish · Beautiful victory
- Sijbren Germanic · Dutch/Frisian
- Sika Akan/Twi · Akan: deer or antelope in the Twi language
- Sikhethile Zulu · Isikhethelo
- Sila Turkish/Sanskrit · Turkish: longing for homeland; Sanskrit: ethical conduct; Arabic: connection
- Silas Latin via Biblical · Forest or of the woods
- Sile Irish · Blind
- Silindile Zulu · I have chosen
- Silje Old Norse via Norwegian · Victory and beauty
- Silke Latin · Of the forest
- Silmara Brazilian Portuguese · Brazilian invented name
- Siloé Hebrew · Hebrew, sent or one who is sent,' linked to the Pool of Siloam
- Silva Latin · Forest, woodland, bramble, or blackberry bush
- Silvana Latin · Of the forest
- Silvania Latin-Brazilian · Forest
- Silvano Latin · Of the forest
- Silver English · English word for the precious metal, symbolizing purity and brilliance
- Silveri Latin · Woodland or wild forest dweller
- Silvestre Latin · Of the forest or woodlands
- Silvia Latin · Forest
- Silvie Latin · Of the forest
- Silvina Latin-Spanish · Of the forest
- Silvino Latin/Portuguese · (silva = forest)
- Silvio Latin · Of the forest
- Silviu Latin · Of the forest
- Silvius Latin · Forest
- Silya Latin/Scandinavian · Heavenly, blind, or elegance and beauty
- Simão Hebrew/Portuguese · He has heard
- Simba Swahili · Swahili word for 'lion'
- Simen Hebrew/Norwegian · Norwegian: he has heard
- Siméo Hebrew · Hebrew for He has heard or God has heard
- Simeon Hebrew-Greek · He who has heard or God has heard
- Simion Romanian-Hebrew · God has heard
- Simiyu Kikuyu · Born during the dry season (Luhya)
- Simmerl German/Germanic · God has heard
- Simo Hebrew/Finnish · He has heard
- Simon Hebrew · He who hears
- Simona Hebrew · Hearkening or listening
- Simone Hebrew · Hearkening or listening
- Simonette Hebrew/French · He has heard
- Simphiwe Zulu · Blessed one
- Símun Hebrew via Greek · He has heard
- Sina Samoan-Germanic-Arabic · Moon goddess, name with many roots
- Sinaï Hebrew · Associated with Mount Sinai; possibly thorn bush or to conceal
- Sinan Arabic/Turkish · Spear, spear point
- Sinaya Filipino/Russian · Meaning blue (Slavic), pretty (Hindi), beloved (Tagalog), and associated with the sea (Filipino)
- Sinazo Zulu · We carry a burden
- Sindisiwe Zulu · I have been forgiven
- Sindre Old Norse · Spark or fire
- Sindri Old Norse · Old Norse: spark
- Sinead Irish · God is gracious
- Sinem Turkish · Breast/bosom or flowing like a river
- Sinesipho Zulu · This is a gift
- Sinethemba Zulu · I have hope
- Sinforosa Latin/Italian · Blessing + fierce
- Sinforoso Latin · Bearing blessing or fortunate bearer
- Sino Latin-Brazilian · Unique or special
- Siobhan Irish · God is gracious
- Siphamandla Zulu · Giver of strength
- Siphesihle Zulu · Beautiful gift
- Siphiwe Zulu · Given as a gift
- Sipho Zulu · Zulu: gift or blessing
- Siphokazi Zulu · Gift of a woman
- Siphumle Zulu · We are blessed
- Sira Arabic-Spanish · Biography or life journey
- Siraj Arabic · Arabic: lamp or light,' symbolizing guidance
- Siri Old Norse · Beautiful victory
- Siril Norwegian/Norse · Beautiful victory / Bright and shining
- Sirius Greek-Latin · Glowing or scorching
- Sirje Estonian · Estonian sirge (straight,' upright,' honest) or sinisirje (blue-feathered)
- Sirkka Old Norse/Finnish · Victory
- Sirlei Brazilian Portuguese · Brazilian coinage, meaning unclear
- Sirlene Brazilian Portuguese · Brazilian elaboration of Sirlei
- Siro Latin-Italian · Syrian
- Siru Finnish · Beautiful
- Sisa Arabic · Alive
- Sisanda Xhosa/Zulu · I have chosen
- Sisila Latin/Spanish · Blind
- Sisnando Germanic/Spanish · Connected with victory
- Sissel Old Norse · Victory
- Sissi Germanic · My God is an oath
- Sissy English · Blind, pure
- Sita Sanskrit · Sanskrit name meaning furrow, symbolizing fertility and agriculture
- Sithembile Zulu · Trusted one
- Sithembiso Zulu · Promise
- Sithokozile Zulu · The grateful one
- Siv Old Norse/Norwegian · Beauty and victory
- Siw Old Norse/Swedish · Victory rune
- Sixte French/Latin · Sixth, or the sixth born
- Sixten Old Norse/Swedish · Victory or the number six
- Sixtine French · Sixth
- Siya Sanskrit/Zulu · Sanskrit: furrow, white moonlight, or goddess Sita; South African: we are together
- Siyabonga Zulu · We are grateful
- Siyabulela Zulu · I have helped
- Siyana Bulgarian/Sanskrit · Radiance, glow, gentle light; protector, guardian
- Siyanda Zulu · We have grown
- Siyasanga Zulu · We have grown
- Sizakele Zulu · We have built
- Sizani Zulu · We are strong
- Siziba Zulu · Wealth, richness
- Siziphiwe Zulu · Isikhethelo
- Sizwe Zulu · Zulu: nation
- Sjaak Hebrew/Dutch · God is gracious
- Sjoerd Dutch · Guardian; protection
- Sjofn Old Norse · Norse goddess of love
- Sjur Old Norse · Victory and council
- Skadi Old Norse · Goddess of winter
- Skander Arabic · Defender of men
- Skjaldmøy Old Norse/Norwegian · Shield maiden
- Skuld Old Norse · One of the Norns, goddesses of fate
- Skule Old Norse · Protector
- Sky Old Norse via English · Sky
- Skye Scottish · Island name
- Skyla Dutch/English · Scholar or learned one, from Dutch Schuyler; also linked to the English word sky
- Skylar Old Norse · Scholar, eternal life
- Skyler Dutch-American · Scholar or shelter
- Slava Slavic · Glory, fame, renown; also a Serbian patron saint celebration
- Slavica Slavic · From Slavic slava, meaning glory or fame
- Slavko Slavic · Glory-bringer
- Slavojka Slavic · Slavic girl
- Slawomir Polish · Glory of peace; Slavic
- Sławomir Slavic · Polish compound "sław"
- Slimane Arabic · Peaceful king
- Sloan Irish · Warrior or raider
- Sloane Irish/Scottish · Descendant of the little raider or warrior
- Smilja Slavic · Everlasting flower; also smiling, laughter, dear, gracious, sweet
- Smiljana Slavic · From everlasting flower, meaning everlasting or immortal; also smiling or cheerful
- Smiljka Slavic · Smiling or laughter, from a Slavic word for a perennial plant
- Smilla Scandinavian · S 1992 novel Smilla
- Smriti Sanskrit · Memory remembrance
- Snežana Slavic · Snow-white
- Snotra Old Norse · Norse: goddess of virtue
- So-jung Korean · Felicitous and correct
- Soa Polynesian/Germanic · Diverse meanings: strength, friend, good, beautiful, virtuous, wisdom, gift
- Soan Sanskrit/Arabic · Sanskrit: splendor,' brightness,' good-looking; Arabic: defender; Hebrew: Yahweh is gracious
- Soana Hebrew/Latin · Lily, rose, dream, or sleep
- Soane English/Norse · English and Polynesian: soon, truth, or God is gracious
- Soann Sanskrit/French · Sanskrit: splendor, brightness, good-looking; also grace
- Soazig Breton/Celtic · Saint-Osyth
- Soeiro Germanic/Portuguese · Possibly of Swabian origin
- Soën Korean/Dutch · Korean good or virtuous; Dutch son or south
- Sofia Greek · Wisdom
- Sofian Arabic · Devoted or one who follows the right path
- Sofiane Arabic-French · devoted
- Sofie Greek · Wisdom
- Sofiia Slavic/Ukrainian · Wisdom
- Sofija Greek · Wisdom
- Sofiya Greek/Slavic · Wisdom, knowledge
- Sofus Greek/Danish · Wisdom
- Sofya Greek/Slavic · Wisdom or divine wisdom
- Soha Arabic · Faint star in Ursa Major, symbolizing keen vision, brightness, and celestial beauty
- Sohaib Arabic · Reddish or tawny (hair or complexion)
- Soham Sanskrit · I am That; unity of self with universal consciousness
- Sohan Sanskrit/French · Beautiful, charming, handsome, pleasant; God is gracious
- Sohane Persian/Arabic · Passion, intensity, vigilance, or beauty
- Sohann Sanskrit/French · Beautiful, charming, pleasant, splendid, handsome
- Sohayb Arabic · Reddish or auburn-haired; The Servant of the All Merciful
- Soheil Persian · Bright star Canopus
- Sohen Indian/Punjabi · Beautiful, handsome, or charming
- Soizic Breton/Celtic · Breton form of Saint Osyth
- Soji Yoruba · Wake up
- Sokhna Arabic/West African · Arabic: heat,' warmth,' calm,' tranquil.' Wolof: saintly woman,' respected lady
- Sokona West African/Arabic · Tranquility, peace, or blessedness
- Sol Spanish/Arabic · Sun
- Solal Hebrew · Hebrew: sun, to value, to guide
- Solan Irish/Gaelic · Descendant of Sluaghadhán, renowned, sun, or peace
- Solana Latin-Spanish · Eastern wind or sunny place
- Solange Latin-French · Solemn or religious
- Solann French · Meaning sun's grace or sunny, from Latin sol (sun) and French Anne (grace)
- Solape Yoruba · God's wealth, divine prosperity
- Solara Latin-Modern · Sun
- Solbjørg Old Norse/Norwegian · Sun protection
- Solea Spanish-Andalusian · Sun
- Soledad Spanish · Solitude, alone
- Soledade Spanish/Latin · Solitude or loneliness
- Solène Latin-French · Solemn or dignified
- Solenn French/Breton · Solemn, religious, consecrated, or sun-related
- Soleya French/Arabic · Sun, brightness, warmth, radiance
- Solgunn Old Norse/Norwegian · Sun warrior
- Soline French · From Latin sun or solemn/religious
- Solomia Hebrew/Ukrainian · Peaceful, sun, bright
- Solomiia Ukrainian/Hebrew · Peaceful; from Hebrew shalom
- Solomiya Ukrainian · Peace, wholeness, tranquility
- Solomon Hebrew · Peaceful, recompense, whole
- Solva Old Norse/Swedish · Sun path
- Sölve Old Norse · Sun
- Solveig Norse · Sun strength
- Sölvi Old Norse · Sun-path, bright
- Sølvi Old Norse · Sun path
- Solyne French/Latin · Possibly from Latin sol (sun) or Old French soleyn (solitary, alone)
- Somadina Igbo · Good or excellent name
- Somto Igbo · God is great
- Soňa Greek · Wise woman
- Song-Mi Korean · Pine beauty
- Songül Turkish · Last rose
- Sonia Greek via Russian-Slavic · Wisdom
- Sonja Greek · Wisdom
- Sönke Old Frisian/Saxon · Victorious son
- Sonnie English · Affectionate term for son or little son; also linked to wisdom
- Sonny English · Little Son
- Sonya Russian-Slavic · Wisdom
- Soo Korean · Excellence long life
- Soo-Ah Korean · Elegant refinement
- Soo-Jin Korean · Excellent jewel
- Soo-yeon Korean · Clear and excellent brightness
- Sophia Greek · Wisdom
- Sophian Greek-Arabic · Wisdom
- Sophie Greek via French · Wisdom
- Sophina Greek-Modern · Wisdom
- Sophine Greek-Scandinavian · wisdom
- Sopile Kikuyu · Possibly a Kikuyu cultural name
- Sora Japanese · Sky or heaven
- Soraia Persian · Sun
- Soraya Persian · The Pleiades
- Sorcha Irish · Brightness, radiance
- Sören Latin-Germanic · Stern or severe
- Søren Latin-Scandinavian · Stern or serious
- Soriba West African/Mandé · Great wealth, abundance, prosperity, greatness
- Sorley Scottish/Gaelic · Summer traveler or warrior
- Sory West African/Arabic · From West Africa, lord or respected one; from Arabic, from Syria
- Sota Japanese · Sudden, big
- Souad Arabic · Joy, fortune, or brightness
- Soufian Arabic · Devoted or follower of the right path
- Soufiane Arabic · Pure, devoted
- Souhaïl Arabic · Easy, gentle, plain; associated with Canopus
- Souhayb Arabic · Reddish, ruddy, or of reddish hair or complexion
- Souhayl Arabic · Gentle, easy, level, or smooth; associated with the star Canopus
- Souheil Arabic · Canopus (bright star), ease, gentleness
- Souheyl Arabic · Arabic: smooth, easy, gentle, and refined
- Souhil Arabic · From Arabic sahl (easy,' gentle,' plain), associated with the star Canopus
- Soujoud Arabic · Prostration or submission to God, signifying humility, devotion, and reverence
- Soukaina Arabic · Serenity, tranquility
- Soukayna Arabic · Tranquility, serenity, calmness, peace of mind
- Soukeyna Arabic · Tranquility, peace, divine reassurance
- Soulayman Arabic · Derived from Hebrew Shlomo: peace or man of peace
- Soulaymane Arabic/West African · Peaceful or man of peace; derived from Solomon
- Soulaymen Arabic · Peace, tranquility, balance; associated with divine favor
- Souleyman Arabic/Hebrew · Peaceful, man of peace, or safe
- Souleymane Arabic · Peaceful, man of peace
- Souleymen Arabic · Peaceful or safe, a variation of Solomon
- Soumaya Arabic · High and elevated
- Soumayah Arabic · Exalted, sublime, lofty, noble, high status
- Soumayya Arabic · Arabic root meaning high or exalted
- Soumeya Arabic · High, exalted, lofty, calm, peaceful
- Soumia Arabic · Lofty, exalted
- Soundous Arabic · Fine silk fabric from paradise
- Soundouss Arabic · A fine, lustrous silk fabric from Paradise
- Souraya Arabic/Persian · Brilliance, beauty, and guidance from the Pleiades star cluster
- Sovann Cambodian · Khmer: gold or golden (from Sanskrit *suvarna*)
- Sowah Akan/Twi · Akan/Twi: name origin unclear
- Sowen Welsh/Gaelic · Possibly from Welsh Sion (God is gracious) or related to harvest
- Spencer Old French-English · Steward or dispenser of provisions
- Spike English · Sharp point
- Spomenka Slavic · Memory, remembrance; memorable, keepsake
- Spyros Greek · Basket, spirit
- Srečko Slavic · Happiness, luck, or fortune
- Srečo Slovenian · Slovenian for luck, happiness, or good fortune
- Sretko Slavic · Slavic for luck or happiness
- Srul Yiddish/Hebrew · Yiddish pet form, meaning uncertain
- Stacey Greek-English · Resurrection
- Stacy Greek · Resurrection
- Staffan Swedish · Crown or wreath
- Stan Slavic-English · To become glorious
- Stanimir Slavic · Peace advocate, peacefulness
- Stanislao Slavic/Italian · To stand with glory
- Stanislas French/Slavic · Achieves glory
- Stanislav Slavic · Glorious stand
- Stanislava Slavic · Achieves glory, stands in glory
- Stanislaw Polish · Stand of glory; glorious government
- Stanisław Slavic-Polish · Glory of the state
- Stanisława Slavic/Polish · Glorious stand
- Stanko Slavic · Diminutive of Slavic names: to stand or to become,' with glory or peace connotations
- Stanley Old English · Stone clearing
- Starkad Old Norse · Strong
- Staszka Slavic/Polish · To stand with glory
- Stavros Greek · Cross
- Stavroula Greek · Cross
- Stef Greek · Crown, garland
- Stefan Greek via German · Crown or wreath
- Stefani Greek-Italian · Crown or wreath
- Stefania Greek · Crown, garland
- Stefanie Greek via Germanic · Crown
- Stefaniia Ukrainian/Greek · Crown or garland; symbolizing victory and honor
- Stefano Greek · Crown
- Stefany Greek-Brazilian · crown
- Steffen Greek-Germanic · Crown
- Steffi Greek-Germanic · Crown
- Stein Old Norse/Germanic · Stone as foundation
- Steinar Old Norse · Stone warrior
- Stela Latin/Slavic · Star
- Stelios Greek · Pillar, column
- Stella Latin · Star
- Stellan Latin/Germanic · Possibly star, origin uncertain
- Sten Old Norse · Stone
- Stenkil Old Norse/Swedish · Stone vessel
- Stepan Greek/Slavic · Crown or garland; victory and honor
- Stephan Greek · Crown
- Stéphane Greek via Latin · Crown
- Stephanie Greek via French · Crown
- Stephanus Greek/Latin · Crowned or wreathed in laurel
- Stephen Greek · Crown, wreath
- Sterenn Breton/Celtic · Star
- Sterling English/Scottish · From Old English stærling (starling bird or little star)
- Steve Greek · Crown or wreath
- Steven Greek · Crown
- Stevie Greek-English · Crown
- Stewart Scottish/English · Occupational name meaning household guardian
- Stian Old Norse · Wanderer or traveler
- Stien Germanic · Stone, strong
- Stieven Greek-Flemish · Crown
- Stig Old Norse/Swedish · Path or way
- Stig-Ove Old Norse/Swedish · Path and ancestor
- Stijn Greek/Latin · Crown, wreath
- Stina Greek-Scandinavian · Anointed one
- Stine Greek-Scandinavian · Anointed one
- Stipo Croatian · Crowned or victorious
- Stirling Scottish · Place of conflict, pool in the river, or little star
- Stojan Slavic · Standing firm
- Stojsław Slavic · Praise
- Storie English/Scottish · A tale or account of events, evoking imagination and creativity
- Storm English/Norse · Tempest or destructive weather, evoking strength and intensity
- Strahinja Slavic · From Slavic strah (fear, dread) with an augmentative suffix
- Struan Scottish/Gaelic · Stream
- Stuart Old French-Scottish · Steward
- Sture Old Norse · Strong or powerful
- Sturla Old Norse · Strength and power
- Styrbjorn Old Norse · Combines Old Norse "styrr"
- Suat Turkish/Persian · Water, pure
- Subira Swahili · Patient; perseverance
- Sudha Sanskrit · Nectar; elixir
- Sue Hebrew · Lily
- Suelen Brazilian Portuguese · Brazilian form of Susan
- Sueli Brazilian Portuguese · Brazilian form of Suellen
- Suellen English-Brazilian · Lily and grace
- Suero Old Spanish/Visigothic · Spanish medieval name
- Suglo Ewe/Akan · West African Ghanaian name
- Suha Arabic · A small star
- Suhayb Arabic · Reddish-blonde; fair complexion with reddish hair
- Suhayl Arabic · Arabic name meaning gentle, easy, or fluent; associated with the star Canopus
- Suintila Visigothic · Spanish Visigothic royal name
- Sulaiman Arabic/Hebrew · Peace or man of peace, from the Semitic root sh-l-m
- Sulayman Arabic · Arabic name meaning man of peace or peaceful
- Sule Yoruba/Hausa · West African Nigerian name
- Suleiman Arabic · Man of peace
- Süleyman Arabic · Man of peace
- Sulho Finnish/Old Norse · Reconciliation
- Sulien Welsh · Sun-born
- Sullivan Irish · Descendant of Súileabhán; little dark eye or hawk-eyed
- Sully English/French · South meadow or woodland clearing
- Sullyvan Irish · Dark-eyed or one-eyed
- Sultan Arabic · Authority, power, ruler, or sovereign
- Sultana Arabic · Ruler or authority
- Sumaila Akan/Arabic · West African Ghanaian name
- Sumaya Arabic · High status,' loftiness,' elevation,' perfect,' high,' exalted
- Sumayyah Arabic · Highness, exalted, noble, virtuous
- Sümbül Persian · Hyacinth flower
- Sumeja Arabic · High, elevated, or exalted; noble, faithful
- Sumejja Arabic/Bosnian · Arabic for high, elevated, or exalted
- Sumire Japanese · Violet flower
- Summer Old English · Old English 'sumor'
- Sun Korean · Goodness kindness
- Sun-ae Korean · Good and graceful
- Sung-ho Korean · Success and tiger
- Sung-hoon Korean · Success and favor
- Sung-il Korean · Success and one
- Sung-min Korean · Success and benevolence
- Sunita Sanskrit · Well-behaved; good conduct
- Sunna Finnish/Sami · Sun
- Sunnie English · Sunshine, happiness, or cheerful temperament
- Sunniva Old Norse · Old Norse "sunnu"
- Sunny English · Sunshine, happiness, or cheerful temperament
- Surafel Amharic · My joy
- Suresh Sanskrit · Ruler of gods
- Susan Hebrew · Lily
- Susana Hebrew · Lily
- Susann Hebrew-Germanic · Lily or rose
- Susanna Hebrew · Lily
- Susanne Hebrew · Graceful lily
- Susi Hebrew-Germanic · Lily
- Susie Hebrew-English · Lily
- Sutton American English · Southern town
- Suzana Hebrew-Slavic · Lily
- Suzane Hebrew · Lily, white flower, grace
- Suzanne Hebrew · Lily
- Suzie English/Hebrew · Lily or rose, symbolizing purity and beauty
- Suzon Hebrew/French · Lily or rose; purity and beauty
- Suzy Hebrew · Lily
- Svante Old Norse · Young man
- Svea Swedish · Sweden
- Svein Old Norse · Young man or boy
- Sven Old Norse · Young man or warrior
- Sven-Åke Old Norse · Compound Swedish: Sven
- Sven-Erik Old Norse · Compound: Sven
- Svend Old Norse · Young man
- Svenja Old Norse · Young man or warrior
- Sverre Old Norse · Exceedingly wild or masterful
- Svetislav Slavic · Bright glory, holy light, or glorious light
- Svetlana Slavic · Light, luminous
- Sveto Slavic · Holy, sacred, bright, or world
- Sviatoslav Slavic · Holy glory or sacred glory
- Svit Slovenian · Light, world, or bright
- Svitlana Slavic · Light brightness
- Swan English · Graceful waterbird; symbolizing beauty and purity
- Swanahild Old Germanic · Noble swan in battle
- Swann English · English word for graceful waterbird; also Old Norse young man
- Swanny English/Germanic · Swan-related; evokes elegance and beauty
- Swati Sanskrit · A star; the pearl
- Swetlana Slavic-Russian · Light or luminous
- Sweyn Old Norse · Young man
- Sya Arabic/Hebrew · My/I (Arabic); God's flower/speech (Hebrew); Body of Water (Telugu)
- Syana Greek/Sanskrit · Wise (Greek), tranquil (Sanskrit), protection (Arabic), or princess (Hindi/Punjabi)
- Syanna Sanskrit/Hebrew · Flowing, God is gracious, or radiant
- Sybil Greek · Prophetess or oracle
- Sybille Greek · Prophetess or oracle
- Sydney Old English · Wide meadow
- Sydra Arabic/Latin · Lote tree (in heaven) or starry
- Syed Arabic · Master, lord, chief, or leader; denotes descent from the Prophet Muhammad
- Syeda Arabic · Lady or noblewoman; denotes nobility and lineage
- Sylas Latin/Hebrew · Of the forest or wooded
- Sylia Latin · Forest or woodland; connected to nature and tranquility
- Sylvain Latin · Of the forest
- Sylvester Latin · Wooded or wild, forest dweller
- Sylvia Latin · Of the forest
- Sylvie Latin · Of the forest
- Sylvio Latin-Italian · Forest
- Sylwester Polish/Latin · Forest dweller
- Sylwia Polish · Forest; of the forest
- Symeon Hebrew via Greek · God has heard
- Symphorien Greek · Convenient or harmonious
- Syn Old Norse · Sight or truth
- Synnøve Old Norse · Old Norse "syn"
- Syntia Greek · From Mount Kynthos, associated with Artemis
- Syphax Berber · Numidian king or a king
- Syra Latin/Greek · Syrian woman; princess or journey by night
- Syrine Arabic/Persian · Beautiful, serene, sweet, charming
- Sytske Frisian/Germanic · Noble, exalted
- Sytze Frisian/Germanic · Victory
- Szczepan Polish/Greek · Crown
- Szofia Hungarian/Greek · wisdom
- Szymon Hebrew · One who listens