Baby Names Starting with S

Well-initiated; one blessed with proper instruction and spiritual initiation

Combines Sue (lily) and Ann (grace).

Lily-bright; combining Susan (lily) and Ellen (bright).

Related to Sufism and Islamic mysticism; conveys spiritual devotion and purity.

Arabic name possibly meaning 'swift' or derived from historical usage among early Islamic scholars.

Swift-footed or one who walks swiftly. Associated with the Islamic tradition of Sufism.

Arabic name with historical significance in early Islamic tradition.

Arabic name with historical significance in Islamic tradition.

The bright one. Also the name of a star (Alkaid) in Ursa Major in Arabic tradition.

Easy, comfortable, graceful. Hindi/Sanskrit name with pleasant connotations.

One with reddish-brown hair or ruddy complexion. From Arabic suhaib.

Gentle or easy. Also the name of the star Canopus in Arabic astronomy.

Bright star; one who shines brilliantly. Smooth and easy.

Arabic feminine form of Suhail; means 'smooth,' 'gentle,' or refers to Canopus (brightest star).

Reddish or glowing

Beautiful, lovely, or delightful.

Beautiful and attractive; charming and lovely.

Smiling or with a smile; signifies warmth and cheerfulness in Sanskrit.

Beautiful or pleasing. Sanskrit origin name.

Arabic name; historically borne by Suhayb al-Rumi, an early Islamic scholar and companion

The bright star Canopus. Arabic name symbolizing light and guidance.

Arabic feminine name meaning 'gentle' or derived from Suhayl, the name of the bright star Canopus.

Relating to the Canopus star; symbolizes light, guidance, and celestial beauty

Related to Suhayl, the name of the star Canopus; symbolizes brightness and celestial beauty.

Typically conveys meanings related to water, beauty, or light, depending on character selection.

Well-born; of good family; auspicious

Well-born, of good birth; derived from Sanskrit roots meaning 'good' and 'birth'

Felicity, happiness, and peaceful tranquility.

Sweetness or peaceful; an Arabic diminutive form conveying gentleness

One who brings happiness; joy

Jewel of peace or happiness jewel. Combines sukh (peace/happiness) and mani (jewel) in Sanskrit, representing inner tranquility.

Combination of Sanskrit 'sukh' (happiness, comfort) and 'raj' (king, rule), meaning 'king of happiness.'

Japanese name meaning 'beloved' or 'liked one'.

Peaceful; Arabic form of Solomon, meaning man of peace

Peaceful; Biblical name of the Shunnamite woman in Song of Solomon

Peaceful, man of peace

Variant of Sulaima, derived from Arabic roots meaning 'peaceful', 'safe', or 'complete'.

Man of peace; Arabic variant of Solomon, associated with wisdom and divine blessing

Likely variant of Salima. From Arabic origins, meaning 'peaceful,' 'safe,' or 'sound.'

Peace, from Hebrew shalom

Feminine form of Suleiman; means 'man of peace' or 'peaceful one.'

Turkish form of Suleiman, related to Prophet Solomon.

Arabic form of Solomon, meaning 'man of peace' from the root indicating peace and tranquility.

Dark-eyed, hawk-eyed

An Arabic name meaning 'ruler,' 'sultan,' or 'one who exercises power and authority'

Ruler, authority, or one who holds power

Arabic word meaning 'queen' or 'female ruler'; a title of honor and royal authority.

Of high status, lofty; elevated or honorable in rank

Generous and noble. Implies someone of high standing and virtue.

Arabic origin, possibly related to Sumayya with connections to blessing or elevation.

Elevated or raised high, symbolizing ambition and spiritual ascension.

Variant of Sumayyah; suggests elevation or loftiness.

High, elevated, or lofty. Conveys distinction and prominence.

Wise and intelligent. A Sanskrit name reflecting qualities of wisdom and enlightenment.

Wise and intelligent; possessing keen perception.

One who is good; virtuous and kind.

Japanese name meaning 'clear' or 'pure'. Also used as 'charcoal' in Japanese.

Clear or pure. Japanese name often using characters signifying clarity, purity, or water imagery.

Refined and well-behaved child; graceful

Violet; the delicate flower symbolizing modesty and beauty.

Wise, summit. Sanskrit name meaning wisdom and the peak of achievement.

One who summons; represents warmth, vitality, and the season of summer.

The star at the center of the solar system; symbol of life, warmth, and light.

Sand; represents flowing grace and soft, natural beauty.

Beautiful-eyed; one with lovely eyes (from Sanskrit su- 'good' and naina 'eye')

Sun lamp. Sanskrit name combining sun and lamp, symbolizing light and illumination.

Hungry lion in Mandinka; represents strength, power, and determination

Beautiful. Derived from the Sanskrit term Sundara, an auspicious name in Hindu and Indian traditions.

Arabic name meaning 'silk,' symbolizing elegance and refinement.

Meaning varies by hanja characters; commonly means success or sung

Sanskrit name meaning dark blue or very dark, often denoting a dark complexion.

Bright, welcoming, golden. Represents light and warmth.

Gift of the sun - from Old Norse elements meaning sun and gift

Sanskrit name meaning empty, void, or infinite. In Hindu philosophy, represents ultimate reality and consciousness.

Beloved; liked.

A chapter of the Quran. An Arabic name with religious significance.

Fragrant and sweet-smelling; in Hindu mythology refers to the celestial cow symbolizing abundance and nourishment.

An Ethiopian/Amharic name with traditional cultural significance.

Chapter of the Quran in Arabic; represents wisdom and divine guidance.

The Pleiades star cluster; an Arabic name referencing the seven sisters constellation, symbolizing beauty and celestial grace.

The sun; radiant and bright.

Related to the Pleiades star cluster; means 'noble' or 'wealthy' in some contexts.

King of the Gods or mighty lord, combining Sanskrit 'sura' (gods) with 'ish' (lord/ruler).

Possibly derived from Surya, meaning 'sun' in Sanskrit.

Possibly related to Surya, Sanskrit origin meaning 'sun' or 'sun god.'

Sun in Sanskrit; represents brightness, energy, and divine light.

The sun; radiance and vital life force. In Sanskrit, the Hindu sun deity embodying energy and illumination.

A variant of Susan; derived from Hebrew meaning 'lily'.

Graceful lily, symbolizing beauty and elegance.

Variant of Suzanne from Hebrew 'Shoshannah' meaning lily. Symbolizes purity and grace.

Variant of Susan, from Hebrew 'Shoshana' meaning lily or rose. Associated with grace and purity.

Variant of Susan, derived from Hebrew 'Shoshana' meaning 'lily'.

Derived from Hebrew 'shoshana' meaning lily, symbolizing purity and beauty.

Graceful lily; shortened form of Susan derived from Hebrew meaning 'lily'.

Diminutive of Susan, meaning lily. Associated with grace and purity.

To advance or progress; from Japanese 進む (susumu) representing forward movement.

Scottish place name meaning 'south land', referring to the southern region, traditionally used as a surname.

From the southern homestead

Brave, courageous

Summer, from Finnish 'suvi' meaning the warm season.

Lily; symbolizing purity, grace, and innocence.

Lily or graceful lily. Symbolizes purity, beauty, and grace.

Lily; derived from Suzanne, which comes from the Hebrew name Shoshanna meaning 'lily'.

Graceful lily; diminutive of Susan with Hebrew roots.

Diminutive of Susan, meaning 'lily' in Hebrew.

Means bell in Japanese, evoking a clear, pure sound.

Variant of Suzanne, from Hebrew 'shoshanna' meaning 'lily', symbolizing purity and grace.

Lily flower; represents grace and purity.

Lily; a French diminutive of Suzanne

Sanskrit name meaning voice or sound. Associated with music, expression, and cosmic vibration.

Scandinavian name relating to the Svear (Swedes), or meaning one's own in Old Norse.

Young man; young warrior. Scandinavian name emphasizing youthful strength and courage.

Russian name meaning 'light' or 'bright,' symbolizing radiance.