Boy Names Starting With S

King of falcons; royal falcon. A title of respect in Persian and South Asian cultures denoting nobility.

Elder, leader, or wise authority figure.

Dweller by the shell-fish river; shell valley

Name or fame; Biblical Hebrew name suggesting identity and renown in ancient tradition.

Means 'to hear' or 'listen' in Hebrew, rooted in the Shema Israel prayer, symbolizing spiritual attentiveness.

God has heard

Native American place name used as a personal name, traditionally associated with rivers and valleys in Virginia.

Shepherd; one who tends sheep.

One who tends to sheep

English occupational name meaning one who tends sheep.

One who tends sheep

Noble and honorable person

One who shears sheep.

English surname derived from Old English 'shire'; used as a given name.

Lion-like or brave. Possibly derived from Persian elements.

Friend of the shire, from Old English meaning 'county friend'.

Arabic name relating to the Islamic Shia sect.

Japanese name; exact meaning depends on kanji used. May relate to luxuriance or abundance.

Heavy, majestic, or dignified. Conveys seriousness, grace, and nobility.

The one to whom it belongs; place of peace.

His gift, place of peace, tranquil

Of the sun, sunlight

True, new, or genuine, depending on the kanji used in Japanese.

Bright meadow or white meadow

Japanese name meaning white, or traditionally referring to the fourth son.

Hindi and Sanskrit name derived from Shiva, meaning 'auspicious' in Sanskrit. In Hinduism, Shiva is one of the principal deities.

Auspicious or beneficial. Hindu deity representing the destructive and regenerative forces of the universe.

Sanskrit origin related to the deity Shiva; signifies auspiciousness and nobility

A part or portion of Shiva; one who possesses divine attributes.

Related to the Hindu deity Shiva; symbolizes auspiciousness, cosmic energy, and divine consciousness.

Auspicious, blessed, peaceful

Shiva-like; related to the Hindu deity Shiva, symbolizing auspiciousness.

A part of Shiva; gift or portion of the divine in Sanskrit.

Part of Shiva; divine consciousness and cosmic energy

Relating to or derived from Shiva, the principal deity of Hinduism. Associated with transformation and divine energy.

Of or relating to Shiva; the auspicious one. Associated with Lord Shiva in Hindu philosophy, representing divine consciousness and auspiciousness.

Japanese name composed of characters meaning 'quiet/calm' (静) and 'male/strong' (雄), conveying a calm and powerful presence.

Peace. Yiddish variant of the Hebrew name Solomon (Shlomo).

Peace

Peace and tranquility, from Hebrew Shalom expressing harmony and wholeness.

Verse or couplet; Sanskrit term for a metrical poem or hymn in Hindu tradition.

Hebrew name meaning 'peace', derived from Shalom, expressing wishes for harmony and well-being.

Peaceful; man of peace. Yiddish variant of Solomon.

Peace; diminutive of Solomon emphasizing harmony and wisdom.

God has heard.

God has heard; a Yiddish variant of Samuel

God has heard. Yiddish form of Samuel, Hebrew origin meaning 'God listens' or 'God's name.'

Two lights; a Hebrew name with mystical significance in Jewish tradition

A prophet in Islamic tradition mentioned in the Quran; associated with guidance and righteousness.

Peaceful or enlightened; exact meaning depends on kanji characters used

Sho can mean victory, success, or enlightenment; Ichi means first. Together conveys first victory or enlightened leader

Small and shining or various meanings depending on kanji characters

Peace; Hebrew and Yiddish form of Shalom.

God is gracious; Irish form of John

Soaring or flying

Hmong name used in Hmong communities.

Light or candle. A Hebrew name symbolizing illumination and spiritual radiance.

Means listening, hearing, or obedience in Sanskrit; also associated with Shravan Kumar, a legendary figure symbolizing filial devotion and virtue.

Bearer of prosperity and blessing; blessed fortune

Great, distinguished, auspicious, or prosperous

Prosperous or auspicious - representing good fortune in Sanskrit tradition.

Auspicious, favorable, prosperous

Better part or superior portion—Shreya (better) and Ansh (part)

Good fortune, prosperity, or excellence.

Auspicious part or noble portion

Blessed and prosperous; Sanskrit name combining 'sri' (blessed/divine) with auspicious qualities.

Holy Ram; blessed by Lord Rama. Sanskrit combining Shri (auspicious/honorable) with Ram (revered Hindu deity).

Auspicious and prosperous; derived from Sanskrit denoting wealth, fortune, and divine blessings.

A prophet in Islamic tradition; one of the messengers who called people to monotheism.

God is gracious

Branch or stem; variant of Shuaib, a prophet name in Islamic tradition.

Auspicious, good, or prosperous in Sanskrit

Auspicious, prosperous, and good. Signifies positivity and blessing.

Auspicious or blessed light. A Sanskrit name combining shubh (auspicious) and deep (light).

Obedient or virtuous; a traditional Chinese name symbolizing moral excellence and integrity.

Dark or dark blue; in Hindu tradition refers to Krishna, celebrated in Vedic literature for wisdom and divine play.

Scholar or sheltering.

Peaceful, his gift; Hebrew name meaning tranquility and divine blessing.

God is salvation, a shortened form conveying divine rescue and protection.

The former name of Thailand, used to reference the historical kingdom.

Farmer, earth worker; Tongan form of George derived from Greek meaning 'to work the earth.'

Wide meadow or from Sidon; a shortened form of Sidney.

One who has accomplished a goal or one who has reached the truth, derived from Sanskrit. Associated with achievement and enlightenment.

Accomplished or perfected one; from Sanskrit meaning spiritual enlightenment and completion.

Accomplished or perfected; related to spiritual attainment and enlightenment in Hindu philosophy.

Accomplished, perfect, or one with attainment. Derived from the Sanskrit concept of siddhi (spiritual accomplishment).

From Sanskrit combining 'Siddha' (accomplished, perfected) and 'anth' (end). Represents achievement of perfection or enlightenment.

One who has accomplished a goal; one whose goal has been achieved.

One who has accomplished a goal; the name of Buddha who achieved enlightenment.

The truthful one; represents honesty, integrity, and trustworthiness in Islamic tradition.

One who has achieved his goal or purpose; successful and accomplished.

Sir, master; North African honorific title

Victory and peace; victorious protector

Victory and peace combined; from Germanic elements for victory and peace.

Victorious peace. From Germanic 'sigi' (victory) and 'frid' (peace).

Victorious protector; combining victory and protection in strength.

Variant of Sigmund, meaning victory and protection.

Victorious protection; combining 'victory' and 'protection' from Germanic roots.

Victory guard, famous in Norse mythology as a legendary hero and dragon slayer.

Old Norse name historically attested; possibly derived from elements meaning 'victory' and 'ruler.'

Wood, forest, of the forest

Asked or requested; variant of the Hebrew name Silas.

Derived from Latin 'silva' meaning forest. Related to Silvanus, the Roman god of forests and wild nature.

Italian and Spanish form of Silvanus, the Roman god of forests, from Latin 'silva' meaning 'forest.'

Of the forest; related to silva (Latin for forest). In Roman mythology, Silvanus was the god of forests, agriculture, and boundaries.

Silver-colored or silvery; from the precious metal.

Derived from Latin meaning of the forest or wooded, symbolizing nature and wilderness.

Of the forest or wild. Derived from Latin 'silvestris,' meaning woodland or rustic.

Of the forest or woodland dweller, from the Latin god Silvanus.

Of the forest; derives from Latin silva meaning wooded area.

From the forest; one who dwells in woodland.

Short form of Simon, from Hebrew meaning 'he has heard' or 'God has heard'.

Lion; symbolizing strength, courage, and leadership.

Joy, happiness, or celebration; from Hebrew simchah meaning gladness and rejoicing

Hearing, listening, obedient

He has heard, listening

Spear; Arabic name representing strength and sharp intelligence.

Derived from 'Saint Clair' (Saint Clare), meaning 'devoted to Saint Clare' or 'holy light'.

Welsh form of John, meaning 'God is gracious.'

Samoan and Tongan traditional name.