Girl Names Starting With S

Resurrection. Variant of Stacy, derived from Anastasia.

Glory; from Slavic 'stan' (to stand) and 'sław' (glory).

Crowned one or wreath wearer; derived from Greek 'stephanos' meaning crown, symbolizing honor and achievement.

Crown or garland.

Russian diminutive of Natasha or Anastasia, meaning 'resurrection' in origin.

Short form of Anastasia, from Greek 'anastasis' meaning 'resurrection' or 'rising again,' symbolizing renewal.

Variant of Anastasia; Greek origin meaning 'resurrection.'

Cross, noble

Variant of Stacy, meaning resurrection or standing tall.

Variant of Stephanie; from Greek meaning 'crown' or 'crowned one.'

Crown; represents sovereignty and honor.

Crown or wreath; derived from the Greek name Stephanie.

Crown, garland—from the Greek name Stephanos, symbolizing honor and victory.

Variant of Stephanie; from Greek 'stephanos,' meaning 'crown' or 'garland.'

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

Crown; diminutive of Stephanie

Crown, from Greek stephanos via Stephanie

Crown or crowned one. Derived from the Greek 'Stephanos'.

Crown or wreath; symbolizes victory.

Star; symbolizes light, guidance, and hope.

Star, celestial, stellar

A star; symbolizing brightness, light, and guidance.

Star of Mary; compound name combining celestial and biblical elements.

Star of the Sea in Latin; traditionally a poetic reference to the Virgin Mary in Christian tradition.

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

A compound name combining Stella (star) and Rose (flower), symbolizing celestial beauty and romance.

Italian diminutive of Stella, meaning 'little star,' symbolizing brightness and celestial beauty.

Crowned. From Greek 'stephanos' meaning crown or garland of honor.

Crown, wreathed in laurels

Crown or wreath; symbolizes honor and victory

Crown

Crown; feminine form of Stephanos from Greek stephanos.

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

Crowned, wearing a wreath; a wearer of the crown

A variant of Stephanie, derived from Greek 'stephanos' meaning 'crown' or 'crowned one.'

Crown, wreath. Feminine form of Stephen.

Crown or wreath. Symbolizes victory, honor, and achievement.

From Greek 'stephanos,' meaning 'crown' or 'crowned one,' derived from Stephanie.

Variant spelling of Stephanie, feminine form of Stephen. Means 'crown' or 'wreath,' symbolizing honor and victory.

Variant of Stephanie, derived from the Greek name Stephen, meaning 'crown' or 'garland', symbolizing honor and distinction.

Variant of Stephanie, from Greek Stephanos meaning 'crown' or 'wreath', symbolizing victory and honor.

Crown or wreath; derived from the Greek name Stephanie.

Crowned one; feminine form of Stephen, symbolizing honor and victory.

Diminutive of Stephanie, meaning 'crown' or 'garland,' symbolizing honor and victory.

Variant of Stephanie, from Greek 'stephanos' meaning crown.

Crown or garland. From the Greek Stephanos, symbolizing honor and achievement.

One who wears a crown; symbolizes honor and dignity.

Crown or wreath. Derived from Stephen/Steven.

Crown or wreath, from Greek 'stephanos' via Stephen or Stephanie.

Crowned or wreathed with garland, derived from the Greek name Stephanie.

Christian; diminutive of Christina used in Scandinavian countries.

Crown or wreath, from Greek 'stephanos'.

Hymn of praise or prayer; symbolizes devotion and reverence.

Arabic name meaning 'lucky' or 'happy,' derived from roots indicating good fortune.

Graceful lily; variant of Susanne with Hebrew roots suggesting natural beauty and elegance.

From the Severn River or severe. Associated with water and strength.

Well-initiated; one blessed with proper instruction and spiritual initiation

Combines Sue (lily) and Ann (grace).

Lily-bright; combining Susan (lily) and Ellen (bright).

The bright one. Also the name of a star (Alkaid) in Ursa Major in Arabic tradition.

Bright star; one who shines brilliantly. Smooth and easy.

Arabic feminine form of Suhail; means 'smooth,' 'gentle,' or refers to Canopus (brightest star).

Reddish or glowing

Beautiful, lovely, or delightful.

Beautiful and attractive; charming and lovely.

Beautiful or pleasing. Sanskrit origin name.

Arabic feminine name meaning 'gentle' or derived from Suhayl, the name of the bright star Canopus.

Relating to the Canopus star; symbolizes light, guidance, and celestial beauty

Related to Suhayl, the name of the star Canopus; symbolizes brightness and celestial beauty.

Well-born; of good family; auspicious

Felicity, happiness, and peaceful tranquility.

Sweetness or peaceful; an Arabic diminutive form conveying gentleness

One who brings happiness; joy

Jewel of peace or happiness jewel. Combines sukh (peace/happiness) and mani (jewel) in Sanskrit, representing inner tranquility.

Japanese name meaning 'beloved' or 'liked one'.

Peaceful; Biblical name of the Shunnamite woman in Song of Solomon

Variant of Sulaima, derived from Arabic roots meaning 'peaceful', 'safe', or 'complete'.

Likely variant of Salima. From Arabic origins, meaning 'peaceful,' 'safe,' or 'sound.'

Feminine form of Suleiman; means 'man of peace' or 'peaceful one.'

Arabic word meaning 'queen' or 'female ruler'; a title of honor and royal authority.

Of high status, lofty; elevated or honorable in rank

Generous and noble. Implies someone of high standing and virtue.

Arabic origin, possibly related to Sumayya with connections to blessing or elevation.

Elevated or raised high, symbolizing ambition and spiritual ascension.

Variant of Sumayyah; suggests elevation or loftiness.

High, elevated, or lofty. Conveys distinction and prominence.

Wise and intelligent; possessing keen perception.

Japanese name meaning 'clear' or 'pure'. Also used as 'charcoal' in Japanese.

Clear or pure. Japanese name often using characters signifying clarity, purity, or water imagery.

Refined and well-behaved child; graceful

Violet; the delicate flower symbolizing modesty and beauty.

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

Sand; represents flowing grace and soft, natural beauty.

Beautiful-eyed; one with lovely eyes (from Sanskrit su- 'good' and naina 'eye')