Girl Names Starting With S

Beautiful. Derived from the Sanskrit term Sundara, an auspicious name in Hindu and Indian traditions.

Arabic name meaning 'silk,' symbolizing elegance and refinement.

Bright, welcoming, golden. Represents light and warmth.

Gift of the sun - from Old Norse elements meaning sun and gift

Sanskrit name meaning empty, void, or infinite. In Hindu philosophy, represents ultimate reality and consciousness.

Beloved; liked.

A chapter of the Quran. An Arabic name with religious significance.

Fragrant and sweet-smelling; in Hindu mythology refers to the celestial cow symbolizing abundance and nourishment.

Chapter of the Quran in Arabic; represents wisdom and divine guidance.

The Pleiades star cluster; an Arabic name referencing the seven sisters constellation, symbolizing beauty and celestial grace.

Related to the Pleiades star cluster; means 'noble' or 'wealthy' in some contexts.

Possibly derived from Surya, meaning 'sun' in Sanskrit.

Possibly related to Surya, Sanskrit origin meaning 'sun' or 'sun god.'

Sun in Sanskrit; represents brightness, energy, and divine light.

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

A variant of Susan; derived from Hebrew meaning 'lily'.

Graceful lily, symbolizing beauty and elegance.

Variant of Suzanne from Hebrew 'Shoshannah' meaning lily. Symbolizes purity and grace.

Variant of Susan, from Hebrew 'Shoshana' meaning lily or rose. Associated with grace and purity.

Variant of Susan, derived from Hebrew 'Shoshana' meaning 'lily'.

Derived from Hebrew 'shoshana' meaning lily, symbolizing purity and beauty.

Graceful lily; shortened form of Susan derived from Hebrew meaning 'lily'.

Diminutive of Susan, meaning lily. Associated with grace and purity.

From the southern homestead

Summer, from Finnish 'suvi' meaning the warm season.

Lily; symbolizing purity, grace, and innocence.

Lily or graceful lily. Symbolizes purity, beauty, and grace.

Lily; derived from Suzanne, which comes from the Hebrew name Shoshanna meaning 'lily'.

Graceful lily; diminutive of Susan with Hebrew roots.

Diminutive of Susan, meaning 'lily' in Hebrew.

Means bell in Japanese, evoking a clear, pure sound.

Variant of Suzanne, from Hebrew 'shoshanna' meaning 'lily', symbolizing purity and grace.

Lily flower; represents grace and purity.

Lily; a French diminutive of Suzanne

Sanskrit name meaning voice or sound. Associated with music, expression, and cosmic vibration.

Scandinavian name relating to the Svear (Swedes), or meaning one's own in Old Norse.

Russian name meaning 'light' or 'bright,' symbolizing radiance.

Sanskrit name meaning sound, voice, or melody, representing musical quality and expressive communication.

Sanskrit name referring to a nakshatra (lunar mansion) in Hindu astrology, associated with the star Arcturus and represents independence.

A lunar mansion in Hindu astrology representing independence and the wind god Vayu

White; pale

Sanskrit name meaning 'white' or 'pure,' symbolizing clarity, innocence, and spiritual purity.

Persian name meaning 'black' or 'dark.'

Related to Sybil; a prophetess or oracle.

Prophetess or oracle

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

Prophetess or seer; from Greek roots suggesting divination and spiritual wisdom.

A variant of Sydney, possibly meaning wide meadow.

Wide meadow; from English place name.

Wide meadow; English topographical name variant of Sydney

Arabic name meaning "lady" or "mistress"; the feminine form of Syed.

Mountain range, derived from Spanish 'sierra.' Symbolizes strength, majesty, and natural beauty.

A delicate, ethereal being; derived from sylph, a mythological air elemental spirit.

From Latin 'silva' meaning 'forest'; associated with nature, wilderness, and natural beauty.

Of the forest; woodland dweller. From the Latin god Silvanus, associated with forests and wild nature.

Of the forest; derived from Latin 'sylva' meaning woodland or trees.

Latin origin meaning 'from the forest'; symbolizes nature and wilderness.

From the forest; derived from Latin 'silva'.

Feminine form of Sylvanus, derived from Latin silva meaning forest; representing woodland and nature.

From the forest; Polish form of Sylvia from Latin silva.

Variant spelling of Sydney, from the English place name meaning 'wide meadow' or 'wide island.'

Prophetess; variant of Sibilla, denoting wisdom and divine inspiration.