Boy Names Starting With S

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

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

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

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.

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

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.

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

Hairy; from Latin caesaries referring to hair.

Appointed, placed, third son

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

Strict or severe, derived from Latin 'Severus.'

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

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.

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

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

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

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

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.

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).

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'.

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

Handsome, well-formed

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

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

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

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

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

A hard stone or diamond. In Hebrew tradition, symbolizes strength and unbreakable resolve.

Desolation or astonishment

The sun; symbolizing brightness, warmth, and life-giving energy

Supplanter; Irish form of James

God is gracious, old, wise

Possibly related to Shannon, associated with 'wise river'

Six-faced; refers to the six faces symbolizing omniscience and divine knowledge.

Handsome, beautiful. Variant of Shaquille.

Autumn season.

Heat wave or hot wind; a warm, dry desert wind in Hebrew culture.

Noble, honorable, or highborn. Signifies dignity and distinction.

Noble, honorable, of high rank; from Arabic sharif meaning distinguished and respected.

Noble, honorable, or dignified. Denotes high character and respectability.

Noble, honorable; denotes someone of high moral character and dignity

Variant of Sharon, Hebrew name meaning 'a plain' or 'fertile land'.

Derived from Sanskrit, related to 'Sharva' which connects to Shiva, supreme deity in Hindu tradition. Represents divine strength.

Moon. Sanskrit word for the moon, often symbolizing beauty and calm.

Eternal, permanent, everlasting

God is gracious; Irish variant spelling of Sean, ultimately from John.

Asked for or desired, the Hebrew form of Saul, the biblical first king of Israel.

Sanskrit name meaning "courage", "bravery", or "heroism". Associated with valorous deeds and warriors.

Irish variant of Sean, from Hebrew meaning 'God is gracious'.

Variant of Shawn or Sean, Irish name meaning God is gracious.

God is gracious. Modern variant spelling of Shawn, derived from the Irish form of John.

Majestic or worthy in Persian; symbolizes dignity and honor.

God is gracious. An Irish variant carrying divine favor and blessing.

Listening or hearkening. An Irish variant of Seamus derived from Gaelic tradition.

God is gracious

God protects; related to Shadrach in fire.