Boy Names Starting With S

Patient, reflecting the Islamic virtue of perseverance and forbearance.

Arabic name meaning happy or lucky; carries positive connotations in Islamic culture.

Truthful; honest; sincere and reliable

Ocean or sea, from Sanskrit meaning a vast body of water or great expanse.

A Sanskrit and Hindi name meaning 'courage,' 'bravery,' or 'daring,' symbolizing boldness and valor.

Shore or coast; refers to the seashore.

Arabic origin possibly meaning 'sorcerer' or related to 'sahar' (dawn)

Beloved or lover. Expresses affection and romantic devotion.

One who prostrates in prayer; from Arabic root meaning devoted worshipper.

Arabic variant meaning 'entertaining companion' or 'one who entertains,' representing a jovial spirit.

A stringed musical instrument; a deer

Truthful, genuine, and virtuous; one who embodies truth and righteousness.

Pure, peaceful, and virtuous, representing the sattvic guna (mode of goodness) in Hindu philosophy.

Possibly derived from Arabic/Hebrew root meaning 'patience' or 'to endure'.

Venerable and revered; from Latin tradition.

Venerable; revered; from Greek sebastos denoting worthiness and dignity.

Of Saturday or from the Sabines

Of or belonging to the Sabines, an ancient Italian people.

Patient and enduring, from Arabic meaning 'one who is patient'

Patient, enduring; exhibits patience and perseverance.

Third son; traditional Japanese name where sa/sab means three and buro/taro means son.

Defender of men and protector of humanity, representing strength and guardianship.

Innocent or unblemished.

Japanese name with meaning dependent on kanji characters; commonly conveys sincerity or virtue.

One who confronts; the powerful one. A name signifying strength and determination.

Truthful and sincere; one who is honest and reliable in all dealings.

Truthful, sincere, and righteous. Reflects someone of virtue and honesty.

One who makes or sells saddles; occupational surname.

From Arabic meaning happy, fortunate, or blessed.

Arabic name meaning 'happy,' 'blessed,' or 'fortunate,' conveying positive destiny.

Happy, fortunate, and blessed. Derived from Arabic roots expressing joy and good fortune.

Successful, victorious, and prosperous

A journey or expedition, often referring to a long trip for exploration or adventure.

Ambassador, envoy, or sapphire stone; signifies wisdom, protection, and precious value.

Pure, clear, virtuous; indicates purity and clarity of character

A traveler or voyager; also associated with the sapphire gemstone in some traditions.

Pure and clear. Arabic origin meaning clean, luminous, or serene.

Ocean or sea. Symbolizes vastness, depth, and infinite possibility.

Wise one, herb, prophet

Natural or effortless

Means witness or martyr; one who bears testimony to truth.

Natural ease or effortlessness; a Sikh and Punjabi name denoting ease and grace.

Shore or coast; referring to the semi-arid Sahel region of Africa.

Arabic/Hindi word meaning 'master,' 'owner,' or 'sir'; denotes nobility or authority

Witness or martyr, from Arabic 'shahid' denoting testimony and sacrifice.

From Sanskrit meaning shore, coast, or border. Symbolizes connection and transition.

Awakening or one who stays awake. An Arabic name denoting alertness and consciousness.

A cheerful companion; one who brings joy and light to evening conversations.

Happy and fortunate; Arabic name conveying blessing, joy, and good fortune.

Fortunate or happy; derived from the Arabic root said meaning joy and blessedness.

Arabic name meaning 'sword' or 'blade,' symbolizing strength and valor.

Sword of God; combines Saif (sword) and Allah (God).

From the forest; man of the forest.

Arabic-derived name, possibly meaning 'fasting' or related to Islamic tradition and discipline.

Sanskrit name meaning 'beloved,' 'lover,' or 'sweetheart.' Expresses affection and devotion.

One who prostrates in worship; the one who bows before God.

One who prostrates in prayer; from Arabic referring to a worshipper or devoted person.

Glory, honor, or prosperity.

Varies by kanji; commonly refers to a boundary or border

God remembers; a Finnish form of Zacharias with Hebrew roots.

Power and strength. Associated with energy and spiritual force.

Means 'capable,' 'able,' or 'competent,' representing strength and capability.

Savior, from Italian Salvatore; or peace from Solomon.

Peace; a sacred greeting meaning 'peace be upon you' in Islamic tradition.

Means 'chief,' 'ruler,' or 'commander' in Arabic.

Righteousness of faith; nobility and justice embodied in religious conviction.

Righteousness, integrity, and virtue

Righteousness of faith; combines Arabic words for righteousness and faith, denoting piety.

Peace; represents tranquility and Islamic greeting traditions.

Fortunate, happy, or prosperous.

Hebrew biblical name, variant of Salathiel, meaning asked of God or God is my petition.

Peaceful, safe, sound, or wholesome. Derives from Arabic 'salaam' (peace).

Virtuous, righteous, or good. Arabic name conveying moral correctness and integrity.

Means 'righteous,' 'virtuous,' or 'just' in Islamic tradition.

Peaceful; safe and sound

Righteous or virtuous; West African variant of the Arabic name Salih.

Latin genus name for the willow tree, symbolizing grace, flexibility, and resilience.

Peaceful and safe; an Arabic name denoting a man of tranquility and security.

Peaceful and safe, representing tranquility, security, and harmony.

Peace. From Hebrew Shelomoh, associated with wisdom and harmony.

Savior, the saved one

Savior, from Latin salvator.

One who saves or delivers. Latin form conveying salvation and redemption.

Eternal and everlasting; refers to permanence and enduring strength in Arabic tradition.

Severity of God; a significant figure in Jewish mystical tradition

From Persian meaning 'wealth', 'treasure', or 'riches', symbolizing abundance and prosperity.

Equal to all or impartial; derived from Sanskrit sama (equal) and anya (other/different).

Night conversation in Arabic; also means war or battle in Sanskrit.

A Sanskrit name meaning devoted or dedicated; represents spiritual offering and surrender of self for a higher purpose.

Capable, competent, and worthy. Sanskrit name signifying strength and ability.

Time or moment; from Sanskrit, referring to the eternal flow of moments and time.

A lively ballroom dance and music style characterized by rhythmic movements and African-influenced melodies.

Companion or listener; Arabic name representing attentiveness and friendship.

Forgiving or pardoning; one who is merciful and tolerant.

Evening companion; one who brings fruitfulness

God has heard. Signifies divine listening and answered prayers.

From Samuel, meaning 'God has heard'

Unified, whole, collective; or one who is together and composed.

Entertaining companion, pleasant

God has heard. A variant spelling of Samuel expressing divine attentiveness and grace.

Prosperity, fortune, and auspiciousness; a name with auspicious connotations in Southeast Asian cultures.

His name is sun

Emperor or king in Sanskrit, representing royal authority, supreme power, and sovereignty.

Emperor or universal ruler.

Complete ruler or complete chariot; from Sanskrit 'sam' (complete) and 'rath' (chariot/rule), suggesting absolute leadership.

Prosperous and wealthy; symbolizes fortune and abundance

God has heard or his name is God. Symbolizes spiritual connection and divine favor.

God has heard; expressing divine listening and acknowledgment in Hebrew tradition.

God has heard; from Hebrew Shemuel, combining 'shama' (heard) and 'El' (God).

God has heard; from Hebrew elements 'shem' and 'el' (God).

God has heard; God listens to prayers.

God has heard

God has heard; variant spelling of Samuel with Hebrew roots.

Half-wise (from Samuel)

God has heard; variant of Hebrew 'Samuel'.

Complete, perfect, and proper in Sanskrit, representing wholeness and correctness.

Union, connection, or togetherness; state of perfect alignment.

Possibly variant of Samir, Arabic name meaning 'companion in evening conversation' or 'entertainer'.

Support, backing, or certificate; represents foundation and validation.

Son of Sancho; Spanish surname representing lineage in medieval Iberian tradition.

Accumulated, collected, or gathered; derived from Sanskrit, symbolizing compilation and preservation.