Baby Names Starting with S

Royal; king-like. Related to Shah meaning king or ruler.

Royal falcon or king of falcons (shah = king, baz = falcon)

Honey; represents sweetness and purity.

Witness or martyr; represents spiritual testimony in Islamic tradition.

Kingly, royal, relating to shah (king) in Arabic.

Arabic/Persian word for falcon; symbolizes grace, vision, and freedom.

Famous, renowned, celebrated.

Arabic name meaning 'witness' or 'martyr'; one who bears witness to faith.

Witness; martyr. Feminine form meaning one who witnesses or testifies.

Witness or martyr; feminine form of Shahid, an Arabic term for one who bears witness to faith or makes the ultimate sacrifice.

Falcon; a symbol of speed, strength, and majesty in Persian culture.

Famous and renowned, well-known

Combination of Shah (king) and Meer (prince/emir); represents royal and noble authority

Joyful king, from Persian 'shah' (king) and 'ram' (rejoice).

Persian name meaning 'one who bears royalty,' from 'shah' (king) and 'razad' (to bear/breed).

Royal prince; a title of honor for princes in Persian and South Asian cultures.

Royal beauty or ornament of a king, combining Persian 'shah' (king) with 'zaib' (beauty/ornament).

Persian/Urdu name combining Shah (king) with Zain (light/beauty), meaning 'royal light' or 'king's light'.

Mountain; rocky peak or hill

Mountain or rock; derived from Sanskrit suggesting strength and stability.

Style, grace, manner, or personal charm.

Related to rock or mountain, from Sanskrit 'shail'.

From Yiddish combining Hebrew 'Shai' (gift) with diminutive '-dele', meaning little gift or precious one.

God's gracious gift; Irish form of Shane, derived from John

Noble or distinguished

Handsome, well-formed

Grateful or well-formed; from Arabic roots relating to shape and thankfulness.

Firm, strong, or resolute. Denotes a powerful and steadfast woman.

Variant of Shekinah; divine presence or manifestation in Jewish theology

Arabic name meaning 'grateful,' 'thankful,' or 'appreciative'

Sanskrit name meaning 'power', 'strength', or 'energy' in Hindu tradition.

Means 'thankful' or 'grateful' in Arabic, representing gratitude and appreciation.

Of the Shakya clan, a historically significant Himalayan people

Grateful, thankful; one who is thankful to God.

Sanskrit origin meaning 'hall' or 'school,' representing a place of learning and gathering.

Variant of Charlene, meaning 'free woman' in Old Germanic tradition.

Means 'peaceful' or 'tranquil' in Hebrew; conveys calmness and serenity.

Abode of love

Graceful and elegant; derived from Sanskrit, meaning gentle, modest, and refined.

Hebrew word meaning peace; represents harmony, wholeness, and well-being.

Possibly Hebrew or Georgian origin, related to 'peace' or 'wholeness.'

Flame or candle; from Sanskrit denoting brightness and light.

Northern wind; refers to the north wind direction in Arabic.

Hebrew origin meaning 'God has heard,' conveying divine attentiveness and blessing.

Related to Shambhu, a sacred name for Lord Shiva; represents divine feminine energy or shakti.