Boy Names Starting With S

Variant of Sterling, meaning 'of great value' or referring to sterling silver.

Little star, genuine, high quality

Crown or wreath. Symbolizes honor and achievement.

English surname meaning 'son of Stephen'; Stephen derives from Greek 'stephanos' (crown).

Crown or wreath. Associated with honor, achievement, and victory.

Crown; from the Greek denoting sovereignty, honor, and regal bearing.

House guardian; from Old English 'sty' (household) and 'weard' (guardian), originally an occupational name.

English surname meaning 'son of Stin' or 'son of Stein.'

A variant of Steven, derived from Greek meaning 'crown,' symbolizing honor and achievement.

Settlement of logs or wooden stakes

Settlement on a street or road

Glorified; derived from Arabic, relating to the glorification and praise of God.

Glory to God; an Islamic invocation and name honoring the majesty, perfection, and transcendence of Allah.

Dark or black; an Arabic name with traditional Quranic recitation heritage.

Related to Sufism and Islamic mysticism; conveys spiritual devotion and purity.

Arabic name possibly meaning 'swift' or derived from historical usage among early Islamic scholars.

Swift-footed or one who walks swiftly. Associated with the Islamic tradition of Sufism.

Arabic name with historical significance in early Islamic tradition.

Arabic name with historical significance in Islamic tradition.

Easy, comfortable, graceful. Hindi/Sanskrit name with pleasant connotations.

One with reddish-brown hair or ruddy complexion. From Arabic suhaib.

Gentle or easy. Also the name of the star Canopus in Arabic astronomy.

Smiling or with a smile; signifies warmth and cheerfulness in Sanskrit.

Arabic name; historically borne by Suhayb al-Rumi, an early Islamic scholar and companion

The bright star Canopus. Arabic name symbolizing light and guidance.

Typically conveys meanings related to water, beauty, or light, depending on character selection.

Well-born, of good birth; derived from Sanskrit roots meaning 'good' and 'birth'

One who brings happiness; joy

Combination of Sanskrit 'sukh' (happiness, comfort) and 'raj' (king, rule), meaning 'king of happiness.'

Peaceful; Arabic form of Solomon, meaning man of peace

Peaceful, man of peace

Man of peace; Arabic variant of Solomon, associated with wisdom and divine blessing

Peace, from Hebrew shalom

Turkish form of Suleiman, related to Prophet Solomon.

Arabic form of Solomon, meaning 'man of peace' from the root indicating peace and tranquility.

Dark-eyed, hawk-eyed

An Arabic name meaning 'ruler,' 'sultan,' or 'one who exercises power and authority'

Ruler, authority, or one who holds power

Wise and intelligent. A Sanskrit name reflecting qualities of wisdom and enlightenment.

One who is good; virtuous and kind.

Wise, summit. Sanskrit name meaning wisdom and the peak of achievement.

One who summons; represents warmth, vitality, and the season of summer.

The star at the center of the solar system; symbol of life, warmth, and light.

Sun lamp. Sanskrit name combining sun and lamp, symbolizing light and illumination.

Hungry lion in Mandinka; represents strength, power, and determination

Meaning varies by hanja characters; commonly means success or sung

Sanskrit name meaning dark blue or very dark, often denoting a dark complexion.

An Ethiopian/Amharic name with traditional cultural significance.

The sun; radiant and bright.

King of the Gods or mighty lord, combining Sanskrit 'sura' (gods) with 'ish' (lord/ruler).

The sun; radiance and vital life force. In Sanskrit, the Hindu sun deity embodying energy and illumination.

To advance or progress; from Japanese 進む (susumu) representing forward movement.

Scottish place name meaning 'south land', referring to the southern region, traditionally used as a surname.

From the southern homestead

Brave, courageous

Young man; young warrior. Scandinavian name emphasizing youthful strength and courage.

Son of Swan; a patronymic surname derived from Scandinavian origins, used as a given name

Represents auspiciousness, prosperity, and well-being. An important sacred symbol in Hindu, Buddhist, and Jain traditions.

A short form derived from Sydney (wide meadow) or Sylvia (from the forest).

From the forest; variant of Silas

Variant of Silas, from Latin 'silva' meaning forest or woodland, representing nature and strength.

Of the forest or woods; a nature-inspired name symbolizing wildness and natural beauty.

Of the forest or woodland; derived from Latin silva meaning forest

Of the forest; dweller in the wood.

Greek/Hebrew variant of Simeon, meaning 'God has heard' or 'one who hears'.

One who hears; Polish form of Simon from Hebrew roots meaning to hear or listen.