Baby Names Starting with S

Son of Swan; a patronymic surname derived from Scandinavian origins, used as a given name

Sanskrit name meaning sound, voice, or melody, representing musical quality and expressive communication.

Represents auspiciousness, prosperity, and well-being. An important sacred symbol in Hindu, Buddhist, and Jain traditions.

Sanskrit name referring to a nakshatra (lunar mansion) in Hindu astrology, associated with the star Arcturus and represents independence.

A lunar mansion in Hindu astrology representing independence and the wind god Vayu

White; pale

Sanskrit name meaning 'white' or 'pure,' symbolizing clarity, innocence, and spiritual purity.

Persian name meaning 'black' or 'dark.'

Related to Sybil; a prophetess or oracle.

Prophetess or oracle

A short form derived from Sydney (wide meadow) or Sylvia (from the forest).

Prophetess or seer; from Greek roots suggesting divination and spiritual wisdom.

A variant of Sydney, possibly meaning wide meadow.

Wide meadow; from English place name.

Wide meadow; English topographical name variant of Sydney

Arabic name meaning "lady" or "mistress"; the feminine form of Syed.

Mountain range, derived from Spanish 'sierra.' Symbolizes strength, majesty, and natural beauty.

From the forest; variant of Silas

A delicate, ethereal being; derived from sylph, a mythological air elemental spirit.

Variant of Silas, from Latin 'silva' meaning forest or woodland, representing nature and strength.

From Latin 'silva' meaning 'forest'; associated with nature, wilderness, and natural beauty.

Of the forest or woods; a nature-inspired name symbolizing wildness and natural beauty.

Of the forest; woodland dweller. From the Latin god Silvanus, associated with forests and wild nature.

Of the forest; derived from Latin 'sylva' meaning woodland or trees.

Latin origin meaning 'from the forest'; symbolizes nature and wilderness.

Of the forest or woodland; derived from Latin silva meaning forest

From the forest; derived from Latin 'silva'.

Feminine form of Sylvanus, derived from Latin silva meaning forest; representing woodland and nature.

Of the forest; dweller in the wood.

From the forest; Polish form of Sylvia from Latin silva.

Greek/Hebrew variant of Simeon, meaning 'God has heard' or 'one who hears'.

Variant spelling of Sydney, from the English place name meaning 'wide meadow' or 'wide island.'

Prophetess; variant of Sibilla, denoting wisdom and divine inspiration.

One who hears; Polish form of Simon from Hebrew roots meaning to hear or listen.