Baby Names Starting with S

Sun in Latin; symbolizes warmth, light, and radiance.

Alone; feminine form from the Spanish adjective solita.

Peaceful; diminutive of Solomon

Peaceful, from Hebrew 'Shelomo', associated with wisdom and peace.

Feminine form of Solomon, possibly with Ukrainian linguistic influence.

Peaceful and wise; derived from the Hebrew name Solomon, symbolizing wisdom and tranquility.

Peace, peaceful, man of peace

Wise man. From ancient Greek, denoting wisdom and moral judgment.

From Old Norse combining 'sol' (sun) and 'veig' (strength), representing brightness and power.

Body; the mystical moon plant in Hindu mythology.

Igbo name expressing 'follow God's counsel' or devotion to divine guidance.

Gentle, tender, and moon-like; associated with soma in Sanskrit tradition.

Golden or saffron-colored; symbolizes warmth and radiance

One who listens or hears; associated with wisdom and attentiveness.

A musical composition typically in several movements with contrasting themes and tempos

Defender of mankind; variant of Sandra.

The realization that every person has an inner life as complex as one's own.

Sandalwood; fragrant wood

Song; commonly used as both surname and given name in Chinese.

Wisdom; the wise one

Wisdom. Variant of Sonya, a Russian diminutive of Sophia.

Diminutive of Sonny, meaning 'son' or 'little one.'

Wisdom, wise woman, skill

From Greek sophia meaning wisdom. Represents a wise and knowledgeable person.

Related to the moon in Khmer tradition, suggesting light and guidance.

Wisdom; variant spelling of Sophia.

Wisdom. Derived from the Greek word for wisdom and knowledge.

Wisdom. Represents intellect, knowledge, and spiritual insight.

Wisdom

Combination of Sophia (wisdom in Greek) and Marie (beloved or of the sea).

Wisdom and grace; beauty and love combined

A variant of Sophia, meaning 'wisdom.'

Wisdom. A Russian variant spelling of Sophia, derived from Greek sophia.

Greek origin meaning prudent and wise, representing wisdom, moderation, and self-control

Wisdom; knowledge and insight.

Wisdom; represents wisdom and knowledge

Sky in Japanese; symbolizes openness and freedom.

Variant of Sarah, meaning princess or noblewoman.

Portuguese variant of Soraya, a Persian name meaning 'princess' or 'blooming flower.'

Star; one of the Pleiades

Rich, princess of the Pleiades

Princess; may refer to the Pleiades star cluster in Persian and Arabic astronomy.

An Irish Gaelic name meaning 'bright' or 'radiant,' associated with brilliance and luminosity.

Italian word meaning 'sister', symbolizing family bonds and sisterhood.

Stern, severe, thunder god

Princess; related to the Pleiades constellation; variant of Soraya.

Derived from the Latin Severinus, meaning stern or severe.

A tangy leafy plant; also denotes a reddish-brown color.

Strong and mighty; derived from Greek roots indicating fortitude and power.

Savior; one who saves

Savior; derived from Greek 'soter' meaning deliverer or savior.

Peaceful one; derived from Solomon, meaning man of peace

Mild, gentle, and beautiful.

Gold

Touch or contact; represents connection and tangibility in philosophy.

One who dispenses provisions

Dispenser of provisions, steward

Steward or provider; from the occupational surname Spencer

Latin word meaning 'I hope,' symbolizing optimism and hope.

Greek name derived from Spyridon, an early Christian saint, with possible connection to 'coil' or 'basket.'

From Greek meaning 'spirit' or 'breath', derived from 'spira'

From Old English, possibly referring to a craftsman or 'spur-maker'.

Round or spherical, from the ancient Greek word spyra meaning a coil or spiral.

Breath, spirit, or inspiration

Worthy of being heard or worth listening to. A Sanskrit name emphasizing communication and perception.

Daughter of prosperity and grace, born of divine blessing

A Sanskrit name combining 'Sri' (prosperity, beauty, and auspiciousness) with 'nika', suggesting grace and good fortune.

Best, finest, or most excellent

Auspicious; fortunate; good omen in Sanskrit

Prosperity, wealth, and beauty; used as an honorific title in Sanskrit.

Combines Sanskrit elements Sri (prosperity, wealth) and Ansh (part), meaning a prosperous or blessed part.

Prosperous and noble; rooted in Sanskrit concepts of beauty and divinity.

The divine Hari; refers to Lord Vishnu, representing the divine.

Sanskrit-derived name likely incorporating 'Sri' meaning prosperity, fortune, or grace.

Prosperity and welfare combined; blessed with good fortune.

Born from Sri; represents auspiciousness, beauty, and divine grace in Hindu tradition.

Creation; one who creates

Maker of prosperity; Sri (wealth/prosperity) + kar (maker/doer)

Wealth, prosperity, and divine treasure. Sri refers to wealth and beauty, Nidhi to treasure.

Prosperous victory. Combines Sri (goddess, prosperity) and nika (victory).

Blessed Ram, combining blessed with the Hindu deity Rama

Auspicious goddess; blessed with divine feminine power and prosperity.

Sanskrit name meaning 'creation' or 'universe,' symbolizing the origin and foundation of all existence.

Derived from Sanskrit 'Sri' meaning 'auspicious,' 'prosperous,' or 'goddess'; conveys grace and blessing.

Wealth and prosperity. Derived from Sanskrit, symbolizing good fortune and divine blessings.

One blessed with prosperity and fortune; derived from Sri (wealth) and Yansh (portion).

Derived from Israel; God will rule or one who struggles with God.

That which is heard or understood; from Sanskrit 'shruti' meaning listening or revelation.

Hearing; in Hindu philosophy, refers to revealed knowledge and sacred scriptures.

Good harvest; fruitful

Resurrection; from Greek Stachys, symbolizing renewal and spiritual awakening.

A variant of Stacia, derived from Anastasia, meaning 'resurrection' or 'standing again' from Greek roots.

Resurrection. Variant of Stacy, derived from Anastasia.

Stone clearing; stone meadow. Variant spelling of Stanley.

One who achieves glory; famous warrior

Glorious stand; from Slavic elements meaning 'to stand' and 'glory,' representing steadfastness and honor.

Glory; from Slavic 'stan' (to stand) and 'sław' (glory).

Stony meadow; from a field of stones.

From Old English 'stan' (stone) and 'leah' (field). Symbolizes strength and steadfastness.