Baby Names Starting with S

Patient, reflecting the Islamic virtue of perseverance and forbearance.

Truthful, honest, or righteous

Arabic name meaning happy or lucky; carries positive connotations in Islamic culture.

From Arabic roots relating to happiness and good fortune, derived from sa'ada

Truthful; honest; sincere and reliable

Ocean or sea, from Sanskrit meaning a vast body of water or great expanse.

A Sanskrit and Hindi name meaning 'courage,' 'bravery,' or 'daring,' symbolizing boldness and valor.

Shore or coast; refers to the seashore.

Arabic origin possibly meaning 'sorcerer' or related to 'sahar' (dawn)

Beloved or lover. Expresses affection and romantic devotion.

One who prostrates in prayer; from Arabic root meaning devoted worshipper.

Arabic variant meaning 'entertaining companion' or 'one who entertains,' representing a jovial spirit.

Twilight or dusk in Hindi and Sanskrit. Represents the tranquil and peaceful time between day and night.

Goddess Lakshmi, knowledge, follower

Conscious or aware, relating to knowledge and wisdom.

Princess

Derived from Sarah, meaning 'princess', symbolizing nobility and grace.

A stringed musical instrument; a deer

Truthful, genuine, and virtuous; one who embodies truth and righteousness.

Pure, peaceful, and virtuous, representing the sattvic guna (mode of goodness) in Hindu philosophy.

Shadow, representing darkness or protection in Sanskrit tradition.

Morning breeze or wind; also associated with Sheba, the biblical kingdom.

Morning in Arabic, symbolizing new beginnings and fresh starts.

Possibly derived from Arabic/Hebrew root meaning 'patience' or 'to endure'.

Venerable and revered; from Latin tradition.

Venerable; revered; from Greek sebastos denoting worthiness and dignity.

Of Saturday or from the Sabines

Possibly variant of Sable or short form of Isabella, meaning 'devoted to God' in Spanish.

Devoted to God; variant of Isabella from Hebrew Elizabeth

Beautiful

Of or belonging to the Sabines, an ancient Italian people.

Patient and enduring, from Arabic meaning 'one who is patient'

Patient and enduring; one who exhibits steadfast perseverance and calm.

Patient and enduring; one who perseveres with steadfast patience

Variant of Sabrina, derived from Latin/Celtic roots meaning 'from the River Severn' or representing legendary princess qualities.

Patient, enduring; exhibits patience and perseverance.

Related to Arabic concepts of patience and endurance; connected to Sabra, native-born inhabitants of the land.

From the River Severn; associated with grace and natural beauty.

Variant of Sabrina; origin uncertain, possibly from river Severn.

From the Severn River; connected to Celtic legend and the Severn River goddess in Arthurian tradition.

Prickly pear plant; patient or steadfast.

Variant of Sabrina, possibly related to the Severn river or meaning 'patient'

Third son; traditional Japanese name where sa/sab means three and buro/taro means son.

Defender of men and protector of humanity, representing strength and guardianship.

Sanskrit origin meaning 'blessed' or 'happy'. Also used in Japanese meaning happiness or good fortune.

Felicitous child. Combines characters suggesting luck and wisdom.

Innocent or unblemished.

Seashell or mother of pearl. A Persian name symbolizing beauty, rarity, and precious qualities.

Pure or chaste, derived from Japanese kanji for pure and child. A name evoking virtue and innocence.

Japanese name with meaning dependent on kanji characters; commonly conveys sincerity or virtue.

One who confronts; the powerful one. A name signifying strength and determination.

Princess, representing dignity and grace.

Princess; Hebrew name meaning joy and nobility.

Princess; derived from Sarah, conveying nobility and grace.

A spiritual practice or discipline; a path of dedicated devotion in Hindu and yogic traditions

Fortunate or blessed; one who brings good luck

Princess, noble lady

Princess and grace combined; Sadie means princess and Ann means grace, both from Hebrew roots.

Compound name combining Sadie (Hebrew origin, meaning 'princess') and Mae (Latin, meaning 'month of May').

Combination of Sadie (Hebrew for 'princess') and Rose (Latin for the flower). A modern compound name.

Truthful and sincere; one who is honest and reliable in all dealings.

Truthful, sincere, and righteous. Reflects someone of virtue and honesty.

Happy or fortunate; derived from Arabic roots meaning joy, happiness, and blessing.

Fortunate; lucky.

One who makes or sells saddles; occupational surname.

Variant of Sadie; Hebrew origin meaning righteous and fortunate

From Arabic meaning happy, fortunate, or blessed.

Arabic name meaning 'happy,' 'blessed,' or 'fortunate,' conveying positive destiny.

Happy, fortunate, and blessed. Derived from Arabic roots expressing joy and good fortune.

From Arabic meaning pure or clear.

Arabic name meaning 'purity,' 'clarity,' or 'serenity.'

Successful, victorious, and prosperous

A journey or expedition, often referring to a long trip for exploration or adventure.

Ambassador, envoy, or sapphire stone; signifies wisdom, protection, and precious value.

Means pure, clear, or serene; represents wisdom and tranquility.

The spice; golden yellow color. English word name derived from Persian and Arabic za'faran.

Pure, clear, virtuous; indicates purity and clarity of character

Pure or serene

Arabic origin from Safiyah meaning 'pure' or 'clear-minded.'

Arabic name meaning ship, symbolizing journey and exploration.

A traveler or voyager; also associated with the sapphire gemstone in some traditions.

Arabic origin meaning 'pure,' 'wise,' or 'chosen one,' carrying connotations of clarity.

Means 'pure' or 'refined' in Arabic. Represents clarity and purity of character.

Pure, serene, or clear

Arabic name meaning 'pure' or 'clear,' representing purity and integrity.

Pure and clear. Arabic origin meaning clean, luminous, or serene.

Story, tale; one who tells sagas or epic stories. Evokes the tradition of Norse folklore and narrative.

Ocean or sea. Symbolizes vastness, depth, and infinite possibility.

Wise one, herb, prophet

A sanctuary or tabernacle; from Latin sacrarium, meaning sacred place.

Related to patience, forbearance, and tolerance in Sanskrit philosophy.

Natural or effortless

Sky. A poetic name referring to the heavens and celestial realm.

Patient, tolerant, forbearing

Related to 'Sahana,' meaning patience, tolerance, or forbearance in Sanskrit. Symbolizes calm endurance.

Dawn or daybreak. The name symbolizes new beginnings and light breaking through darkness.

Thousand; a Sanskrit numeral symbolizing infinity, abundance, and cosmic completeness.

Means witness or martyr; one who bears testimony to truth.

Natural ease or effortlessness; a Sikh and Punjabi name denoting ease and grace.

Shore or coast; referring to the semi-arid Sahel region of Africa.

Dawn or awakening. Arabic name evoking first light and new beginnings.

Arabic/Hindi word meaning 'master,' 'owner,' or 'sir'; denotes nobility or authority

Lady or mistress; a title of respect and authority.

Witness or martyr, from Arabic 'shahid' denoting testimony and sacrifice.

From Sanskrit meaning shore, coast, or border. Symbolizes connection and transition.

Awakening or one who stays awake. An Arabic name denoting alertness and consciousness.

A cheerful companion; one who brings joy and light to evening conversations.

Princess

A flat grassland or savanna landscape.

Happy and fortunate; Arabic name conveying blessing, joy, and good fortune.

Arabic name meaning happy or fortunate.

Fortunate or happy. From Arabic saida meaning to be happy or fortunate.

Princess.

Fortunate or happy; derived from the Arabic root said meaning joy and blessedness.

Princess; derived from Sadie, which comes from the Hebrew name Sarah.

Arabic name meaning 'sword' or 'blade,' symbolizing strength and valor.

Sword of God; combines Saif (sword) and Allah (God).