Boy Names Starting With S

From Cyprus; derived from the Latin Cyprianus.

Arabic name meaning 'lamp' or 'light,' symbolizing illumination and guidance.

Glowing or scorcher in Greek; the Dog Star in Orion's constellation

Sun or of the sun; a name symbolizing light and warmth.

The Auspicious One; variant of Shiva, the Hindu deity representing transformation and cosmic consciousness.

The sixth. Derived from the Latin name Sixtus, referring to numerical order.

From Sanskrit meaning 'to jump' or 'to leap.' In Hindu mythology, god of war embodying courage, victory, and warrior energy.

Sheltering; protective; from Dutch schuilere (to shield)

Variant of Skylar, meaning scholar or learned one.

Sky-like. Modern variant of Skyler, referencing the heavens and openness.

Scholar, sheltering, sky

Occupational surname used as first name; derived from the occupation of laying slate tiles.

Dweller in a valley; English geographical reference.

Variant spelling of Sylvester from Latin 'silvestris' meaning of the forest or woodsman.

Glory or praise to God; from Arabic subhan in Islamic tradition

Wisdom and philosophical inquiry in ancient tradition.

One who is reddish or auburn in appearance; derived from Arabic roots meaning friend or companion.

Gentle, ease; also the name of the Canopus star in Arabic astronomy.

Sanskrit phrase meaning 'I am that' or 'that I am'; represents unity with the divine in Hindu and yogic philosophy.

Sanskrit name meaning 'charming' or 'handsome'; associated with attractiveness and charisma.

Shore or bank of a river. Represents boundaries, transitions, and natural beauty.

Sanskrit term meaning 'I am He' or 'I am That,' a central concept in Vedantic philosophy.

Relating to the sun; derived from Latin solaris, suggesting brightness and solar qualities.

Sunny place; related to sun

Of the sun; relating to solar light and celestial bodies.

Light; symbolizes illumination and guidance

The sun; symbolizing brightness and warmth.

Peace. Arabic/Hebrew form of Solomon.

Sun in Latin; symbolizes warmth, light, and radiance.

Peaceful; diminutive of Solomon

Peaceful, from Hebrew 'Shelomo', associated with wisdom and peace.

Peace, peaceful, man of peace

Wise man. From ancient Greek, denoting wisdom and moral judgment.

Body; the mystical moon plant in Hindu mythology.

Igbo name expressing 'follow God's counsel' or devotion to divine guidance.

The realization that every person has an inner life as complex as one's own.

Song; commonly used as both surname and given name in Chinese.

Diminutive of Sonny, meaning 'son' or 'little one.'

Related to the moon in Khmer tradition, suggesting light and guidance.

Sky in Japanese; symbolizes openness and freedom.

Stern, severe, thunder god

Derived from the Latin Severinus, meaning stern or severe.

Strong and mighty; derived from Greek roots indicating fortitude and power.

Savior; one who saves

Savior; derived from Greek 'soter' meaning deliverer or savior.

Peaceful one; derived from Solomon, meaning man of peace

Gold

Touch or contact; represents connection and tangibility in philosophy.

One who dispenses provisions

Dispenser of provisions, steward

Steward or provider; from the occupational surname Spencer

Latin word meaning 'I hope,' symbolizing optimism and hope.

Greek name derived from Spyridon, an early Christian saint, with possible connection to 'coil' or 'basket.'

From Greek meaning 'spirit' or 'breath', derived from 'spira'

From Old English, possibly referring to a craftsman or 'spur-maker'.

Round or spherical, from the ancient Greek word spyra meaning a coil or spiral.

Breath, spirit, or inspiration

Combines Sanskrit elements Sri (prosperity, wealth) and Ansh (part), meaning a prosperous or blessed part.

Prosperous and noble; rooted in Sanskrit concepts of beauty and divinity.

The divine Hari; refers to Lord Vishnu, representing the divine.

Sanskrit-derived name likely incorporating 'Sri' meaning prosperity, fortune, or grace.

Creation; one who creates

Maker of prosperity; Sri (wealth/prosperity) + kar (maker/doer)

Blessed Ram, combining blessed with the Hindu deity Rama

One blessed with prosperity and fortune; derived from Sri (wealth) and Yansh (portion).

Derived from Israel; God will rule or one who struggles with God.

Good harvest; fruitful

Stone clearing; stone meadow. Variant spelling of Stanley.

One who achieves glory; famous warrior

Glorious stand; from Slavic elements meaning 'to stand' and 'glory,' representing steadfastness and honor.

Stony meadow; from a field of stones.

From Old English 'stan' (stone) and 'leah' (field). Symbolizes strength and steadfastness.

Cross or the bearer of the cross. Carries religious and spiritual significance.

Variant of Steven/Stephen, meaning 'crown' or 'garland,' symbolizing honor and authority.

Crown; variant of Stephen

Old English origin meaning 'dweller at a farmstead' or 'resident of a stead.'

Made of steel; hard, strong, and unyielding.

From Old Norse 'steinn' meaning stone. Symbolizes strength and solidity.

Crown, wreath

Italian form of Stephen, from Greek 'stephanos' meaning crown or wreath. Symbolizes honor and victory.

Greek form of Stephen, meaning 'crown' or 'wreath', symbolizing honor and achievement.

Crown or wreath.

Crown; a symbol of honor, achievement, and authority.

Crown; variant of Stephen from Greek 'stephanos'.

Crown. A variant of Stephen or Stefan with Greek origins symbolizing honor and authority.

Stone; representing strength, stability, and permanence

Greek name, possibly related to 'stella' meaning 'star'.

Related to Stella, signifying star. Scandinavian name with Latin roots in stella (star).

Of or relating to stars; derived from Latin 'stella' meaning star, symbolizing excellence and brilliance.

Stone; from Old Norse 'steinn'

Slavic variant of Stephen, meaning 'crown' or 'crowned one.'

Crown or wreath, from Greek 'stephanos'.

Greek origin meaning 'crown' or 'wreath,' symbolizing victory and honor.

From Greek stephanos meaning 'crown' or 'wreath'; symbolizes honor, victory, and achievement.

Crown or crowned, from the ancient Greek word stephanos meaning wreath or crown.

Crown or wreath, representing victory and honor.

Crowned or wreathed; variant of Stephen

English patronymic meaning 'son of Stephen,' derived from Greek meaning 'crown' or 'garland.'