Baby Names Starting with S

Name of the Seneca Nation and the Roman Stoic philosopher.

A medicinal plant of the legume family

The capital city of South Korea, used as a personal name.

Divine emanations or spheres in Kabbalah, the Jewish mystical tradition of the Tree of Life.

Giant redwood tree, sparrow

Named after the Cherokee leader Sequoyah; associated with the mighty sequoia trees, symbolizing strength and endurance.

Associated with the Cherokee syllabary creator; represents the inventor of the Cherokee writing system.

Serene or peaceful; also derived from Hebrew meaning angel or seraph.

Fiery ones; refers to celestial beings known for divine love and spiritual fire.

Fiery, burning; from the seraphim, the highest order of angels.

Italian/Spanish form referring to the seraphim angels; from Hebrew 'seraphim' meaning 'burning ones.'

Princess; variant form of Sarah.

God is my prince; a biblical Hebrew name signifying spiritual devotion and divine service.

Lamp or light; symbolizes guidance, illumination, and spiritual enlightenment.

The burning ones; refers to the highest order of angels in Judeo-Christian tradition, depicted with six wings.

Ardent and fiery; derived from the seraphim angels of divine fire.

Derived from seraphim (Hebrew angels); means 'fiery' or 'burning', symbolizing divine passion and spiritual purity.

Fiery ones; a reference to seraphim angels burning with divine love.

Princess

Variant of Serena, derived from Latin meaning 'serene' or 'peaceful'

Mermaid in Portuguese; from Greek mythology relating to sea nymphs.

Star; Welsh name meaning star, symbolizing light and celestial beauty.

Tranquil, serene, calm, peaceful

Variant of Serena, from Latin serenus meaning serene, calm, or peaceful.

Variant of Serenity; represents peace, tranquility, and calmness.

Peaceful, calm, tranquil

Serene and peaceful; derived from Latin 'serene' meaning calm and tranquil.

Servant or attendant. A name representing service, dedication, and devotion.

Servant; from the Latin Sergius.

Servant, attendant, guardian

Wolof title and name used in Senegalese culture, traditionally denoting respect and spiritual authority.

Servant or attendant, from the Latin Sergius.

Peaceful and serene; calm and tranquil

Serene or peaceful. Conveys tranquility and composure.

From Latin Servandus, meaning 'to be preserved' or 'worthy of preservation.' Implies protection and watchfulness.

Hairy; from Latin caesaries referring to hair.

Persian name meaning 'star.' Represents beauty, light, and celestial guidance.

Praise and celebration in Persian, evoking appreciation and glorification

Appointed, placed, third son

Child of splendor or snow, depending on kanji

Service or devotion in Sanskrit; represents selfless service and spiritual devotion

Revered, venerable. Derived from the Latin Sebastianus, suggesting dignity and respect.

Love, passion, and affection in Turkish and Persian traditions

Strict or severe, derived from Latin 'Severus.'

Strict, severe, or dignified. From Latin Severus, suggesting strength and seriousness.

From Latin 'Severus' meaning stern or serious. Symbolizes solemnity, strength, and unwavering resolve.

From Latin Severus, meaning stern, serious, or strict

Named after the Severn River, a major river in Wales and England.

Serious or stern, from Latin 'severus'.

Strict or severe in character. Associated with sternness and gravity.

From Seville, Spain; evokes culture and geography

Modern variant of Severin, derived from Latin severus meaning 'strict' or 'serious.'

Guardian of the sea, protector of the shore

A West African name, commonly used in Mandinka and Fula cultures.

Master or lord, a title of respect.

From the marshes; an archaic form relating to Saint Maur or marshy geography.

A Tamil variant associated with Murugan, the Hindu deity of war and wisdom; symbolizes divine strength and beauty.

Grateful or thankful; derived from Arabic root 'shakira' expressing gratitude.

Pride, grandeur, or magnificence. The name carries connotations of dignity and honor.

Peaceful or serene; carries connotations of tranquility and calm beauty.

A fertile plain

Night or evening; evokes beauty and mystery of the nighttime.

Powerful, mighty, or majestic. Traditionally used as a title denoting strength and nobility in Arabic culture.

Dew or morning dew; symbolizes freshness, purity, and the beauty of dawn.

Hebrew name meaning 'Almighty' or 'God Almighty,' derived from El Shaddai in biblical tradition, representing supreme divine power.

Strong, severe, intense; powerful character

Singer; one who sings.

Biblical name of one of the three men saved from the fiery furnace

Servant of the moon god; biblical name of one of three men in the fiery furnace

A biblical name of Aramaic origin, one of the companions in the fiery furnace.

Possibly derived from Hebrew 'shofar' (trumpet) or related to scribal traditions.

King. A Persian title of nobility and rulership.

Meteor or shooting star; symbolizes brightness and divine light