Girl Names Starting With S

From the Cheyenne Native American people; meaning of tribal name debated by scholars.

Scholar or sheltering.

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

Song, singer; Hebrew origin denoting musical expression.

Life or living; Italian diminutive with modern usage.

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

A variant of Sienna, evoking warmth and earthy tones associated with the reddish-brown color.

Princess, variant of Sarah from Hebrew.

Prophetess or oracle. Likely a variant or short form of Sibyl, an ancient Greek seer.

From a surname meaning dweller near a building or settlement.

From the island of Sicily

Perfection or supernatural accomplishment in Sanskrit philosophy and practice

A variant spelling of Sidney/Sydney, from English meaning 'wide' or 'spacious meadow'.

Wide meadow or from Saint Denis.

Wide meadow; from a place name or Saint Denis

Of or from Sidon, an ancient Phoenician city; bearer of an old legacy

Relating to Sidon, an ancient Phoenician city. Carries historical and classical resonance.

Means 'star', from Arabic sidrah or Latin sidus.

Lote tree, a sacred tree mentioned in Islamic scripture.

The lote tree, referenced in Islamic tradition as a sacred tree.

Mountain range. A variation of Sierra, evoking natural majesty and strength.

Orange-red, from the city of Siena

A mountain range or saw, evoking natural beauty, strength, and the rugged landscape.

Mountain range; jagged peaks

A variant spelling of Sierra, meaning mountain range.

Quality, characteristic, or trait; represents noble attributes in Arabic tradition.

Attribute, quality, or characteristic in Islamic and Arabic tradition

Sign or signal; one who marks the way.

Related to victory or sign.

Victory; possibly derived from Old Norse or Germanic roots meaning 'victory'.

Victory and counsel, combining Scandinavian elements for triumph and wisdom.

Arrows; from the Arabic denoting sharpness, direction, and precision.

Strength, power, or law and custom; a name representing resilience and cultural foundation.

Feminine form of Silvanus, from Latin silva meaning 'forest' or 'of the woods.'

Variant of Silvana, referring to woodlands or forests; symbolizes natural grace.

From the forest; a variant of Sylvia with classical Roman origins.

Diminutive of Silvia; from Latin 'silva' meaning forest.

Persian origin meaning 'face' or 'appearance'; represents beauty and presence.

Wealth walks with me; Yoruba blessing name expressing prosperity

Variant of Simone, from Hebrew Shimon meaning 'one who hears' or 'hearkening', symbolizing listening and perception.

One who hears; hearkening; Italian/Romanian form of Simon with Hebrew roots.

God has heard; French feminine form of Hebrew 'Simon'.

To remember or meditate; symbolizing mindfulness and spiritual focus.

Refers to Mount Sinai, the biblical mountain where God revealed the Ten Commandments to Moses.

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

From Saint Clair; carries religious significance and Scottish heritage.

River; from Sanskrit meaning river, also referring to the Indus River.

Moon goddess; variant of Cindy from Cynthia

God is gracious.

A variant of Cynthia, derived from Greek meaning 'of Mount Cynthus,' traditionally associated with the moon goddess.

God is gracious, God's grace

Biography or life story; represents one's personal narrative and journey.

Path or way in Arabic; often associated with spiritual journey, particularly in Islamic tradition.

Mermaid or siren, from Latin siren.

Dew or mist; fresh morning moisture suggesting purity and renewal

Traditionally a diminutive or nickname, often for Cecilia or Priscilla, meaning 'blind.'

Derived from Sixtus, associated with the Sistine Chapel; carries connotations of classical beauty and artistic heritage.

In Sanskrit, means 'furrow' or 'line.' In Hindu mythology, Sita is the wife of Rama and an incarnation of Lakshmi, symbolizing virtue, devotion, and grace.

Star; symbolizing brightness and celestial beauty.

Star; represents celestial light and guidance in Mesoamerican tradition.

Star; plural of stars in the night sky

The third month of the Hebrew calendar, associated with spring and the giving of the Torah.

Furrow or plowed field; associated with growth and cultivation.

Damage, harm; Norse goddess of winter and mountains

Scarlet color; vivid red, bold and passionate.

Scholar, sheltering

Sheltering; protective; from Dutch schuilere (to shield)

Scholar or free thinker; from the Dutch surname denoting educated status

Variant of Skylar, meaning scholar or learned one.

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

Scholar, sheltering, sky

Modern variant of Skylar or Skyline, referencing the sky and clouds.

Sky, heavenly