Baby Names Starting with S

Master or lord; an Arabic title of respect often used as a given name.

One who sails

Princess or noblewoman. Derived from Hebrew origins, embodying grace and royal bearing.

Japanese name with meaning dependent on kanji used.

Japanese name meaning 'small lily' (小百合). The lily represents purity, virtue, and rebirth in Japanese culture.

Arabic honorific title and name meaning master, lord, or sir, used as a mark of respect and authority in Islamic cultures.

Red, scarlet colored, bright

Combination of Scarlett (bright red color) and Rose (the flower), representing beauty, passion, and natural grace.

German occupational surname meaning shepherd.

Free woman. A variant of Charlene.

Modern variant of Shelley; derived from Old English 'scylf' meaning ledge, from a clearing on a ledge.

Dear or beloved, from Old French roots.

Beloved one; represents affection and endearment

Tailor from German; represents craftsmanship and skilled labor

Our candle or our light; a Hebrew term of endearment and blessing.

Scholar or sheltering rock; modern variant of Skylar from Dutch Schuyler.

From Dutch surname Schuyler, meaning sheltering or scholar; represents protection and learning.

From Scotland or a Scotsman. Refers to Scottish heritage and identity.

From Scotland; from Scottish Gaelic referring to a person from Scotland.

From Scotland and the lake; combines Scottish and English elements

First explorer, listener

In Greek mythology, a sea nymph transformed into a six-headed monster, symbolizing danger and supernatural peril.

Born by or near the sea.

One who works at sea. An occupational surname for seafarers and sailors.

Supplanter, he who supplants

God is gracious. Irish variant of John, symbolizing divine favor.

God's gracious gift; Irish variant of Joan or Siobhan.

God is gracious. A variant spelling of Sean, the Irish form of John.

God is gracious and of noble birth; combines Irish and Latin virtues.

Named after English places called Seaton.

Named after Chief Seattle of the Duwamish tribe

Venerable and revered; symbolizes honor, dignity, and respect.

Venerable, revered; from Sebastia (ancient city)

Venerable, revered

Feminine form of Sebastian, from Latin Sebastianus meaning 'from Sebastia' or 'venerable.'

Italian form of Sebastian; means venerable, revered, or majestic.

Venerable or revered; French form derived from Latin meaning worthy of respect.

Venerable, revered, or majestic. Commands respect and dignity.

Revered; venerable. From the Greek city of Sebastia.

Bright victory; symbolizes triumph and radiance

Variant of Sabrina, derived from Latin and Celtic roots, associated with the River Severn.

Blind or seeing, from the Latin caecus.

Second; fortunate and favorable

Silk, an Armenian word used as a name.

In Inuit mythology, the goddess of the sea and marine animals; associated with abundance and the ocean's depths

A place-derived name from Sedona, Arizona, a location known for natural beauty and spiritual significance.

Torah portion, a weekly section of the Torah read in synagogues.

A variant of Cedric with Welsh origins.

Bounty or chief; a variant of Cedric with Celtic-English roots.

Derived from Old English, meaning "blessed," "innocent," or "happy." Represents virtue and fortune.

Boundary or limit. Represents the threshold between different states or territories.

Biography or life story; used in Islamic tradition to denote historical accounts, particularly of the Prophet Muhammad's life.

Character, disposition, or conduct in one's life

Feminine form of Severinus, derived from Latin severus meaning serious or stern.

Stern, severe; from Greek Severinus

Spanish word meaning the second, traditionally used as a name for a second son.

Easy, natural, or effortless; representing grace and simplicity.

Arabic name with meanings related to generosity or kindness.

Dawn or early morning, symbolizing the beginning of a new day.

Dawn; daybreak; the first light of morning.

Nightingale, a symbol of beauty and music.

Japanese name typically composed of kanji indicating clarity, purity, or primacy depending on character selection.

Sword; a blade or weapon in Arabic

Clear and pure, or government and order, depending on kanji used.

Fairy woman; a variant of the Irish name Sheila, evoking magical and mystical qualities.

Mountain range. A modern spelling variant of Sierra.

Clear night sky or shining star

Sanskrit name meaning 'with dew' or 'fresh like dew.' Symbolizes freshness and natural beauty.

World or realm in Japanese; represents vastness and universal connection.

Elder or wise one in West African tradition.

A biblical term and musical notation appearing in Psalms

Peace; Amharic word conveying harmony, tranquility, and well-being.

Derived from Old English elements referring to a settlement or village by willow trees.

From Selden in England; likely means willow valley or self-made settlement.

A variant of Selena, derived from the Greek moon goddess Selene; symbolizes lunar beauty and brightness.

Moonlight, symbolizing celestial beauty and gentle radiance.

Moon goddess, heavenly, celestial

Moon, moon goddess

Heavenly and celestial; related to the stars and sky.

Variant of Celestine, from Latin 'caelestis' meaning heavenly or celestial.

From Arabic salim meaning peaceful, safe, or sound.

A Turkish name meaning 'moon,' or derived from the Greek 'Selene,' the goddess of the moon, symbolizing beauty and serenity.

Derived from Selene, the Greek moon goddess. Evokes celestial beauty and timeless elegance.

Friend from the manor or hall; from Old English elements.

Variant of Selena, derived from Selene the moon goddess, symbolizing beauty and light.

Entertaining companion or well-known; one who brings joy through good company and conversation.

Hospitable, welcoming, of Zeus.

Irish name, possibly related to Saint Senan, an Irish saint.