Girl Names Starting With S

Compound name combining Sarah meaning 'princess' with Lynn meaning 'lake'.

Princess; of the sea

Variant of Sarah, from Hebrew meaning princess or noblewoman.

A variant of Sarah, derived from Hebrew meaning 'princess' or 'noblewoman.'

Variant of Sarah, derived from Hebrew meaning 'princess' or 'noblewoman'

Variant of Sarah, Hebrew name meaning 'princess' or 'noble woman.'

Variant of Hebrew 'Sarah', meaning 'princess'

Variant of Sarah or Sariah, derived from Hebrew meaning 'princess'

Sara (princess) plus Jane (God's grace); symbolizes graceful nobility.

Princess and meadow; noble and graceful

Combination of Sarah (Hebrew, 'princess') and Lynn (English, 'lake' or 'pool').

From Sanskrit meaning 'love', 'beloved', or 'dear one'.

Princess; variation of Sarah with noble and gracious connotations.

Worthy of refuge; invokes divine shelter and protection

Fiery or ardent; derived from the seraphim angels in Hebrew tradition

Princess, from Hebrew sara; variant of Sarah.

River

Princess; variant spelling of Sarah

A mynah bird in Sanskrit; symbolizes freedom and vocal expression.

An ancient Macedonian spear used by Greek phalanx soldiers; symbolizes strength and warrior tradition.

Princess; derived from the Hebrew word sara meaning princess.

Likely related to Arabic 'sara' meaning 'princess' or 'noble woman.'

From Hebrew referring to a fertile plain or region. Related to Sharon, symbolizing peace and natural beauty.

Princess. A variant of a classic name meaning nobility and grace.

Princess; derived from Hebrew Sarah, symbolizing nobility and grace.

Princess; lady

Defender of mankind

Defender of mankind, helper

Derived from Sanskrit meaning moon; symbolizes beauty and serenity.

Variant of Sasha, Russian diminutive of Alexandra meaning 'defender of mankind.'

Saxon woman; woman from Saxony, derived from Germanic tribal origins.

Sanskrit name meaning 'pure' or 'virtuous', derived from 'sattva' representing purity and goodness in Hindu philosophy.

Cultivated, from Latin sativus referring to cultivated plants.

Sudden enlightenment or intuitive understanding in Zen Buddhism; represents spiritual awakening and clarity of mind.

Japanese name meaning the fifth month or referring to the azalea flower, symbolizing beauty and elegance.

Named after the Roman god of wealth and agriculture, also the sixth planet from the sun.

Truth, truthfulness, and cosmic reality. Represents the highest form of reality and authenticity.

Mild, gentle, or gracious; represents kindness and pleasant nature

A flat grassland with scattered trees; derived from a word for treeless plain.

Treeless plain, open grassland

A flat grassland, particularly in tropical or subtropical regions.

Sanskrit origin meaning 'morning' or 'dawn.'

A variant spelling of Savannah, derived from Spanish 'sabana' meaning grasslands. The name evokes open landscapes and natural beauty.

Related to Sabina; historically associated with the ancient Sabine people.

Sun; daughter of the sun, representing brightness, divine radiance, and life energy

Flat, open plain with few trees

Black or dark-complexioned; Arabic name referring to dark color

Dark-complexioned or dark-skinned; a name describing appearance with dignity.

A lily flower; symbolizes purity and grace in Arabic.

Woodcutter, one who saws wood

Japanese name meaning 'silk', symbolizing elegance and delicacy.

Japanese name with meaning dependent on the kanji characters used, often relating to spring or fragrance.

Princess.

One who sails

Princess or noblewoman. Derived from Hebrew origins, embodying grace and royal bearing.

Japanese name with meaning dependent on kanji used.

Japanese name meaning 'small lily' (小百合). The lily represents purity, virtue, and rebirth in Japanese culture.

Red, scarlet colored, bright

Combination of Scarlett (bright red color) and Rose (the flower), representing beauty, passion, and natural grace.

Free woman. A variant of Charlene.

Modern variant of Shelley; derived from Old English 'scylf' meaning ledge, from a clearing on a ledge.

Dear or beloved, from Old French roots.

Beloved one; represents affection and endearment

Scholar or sheltering rock; modern variant of Skylar from Dutch Schuyler.

From Dutch surname Schuyler, meaning sheltering or scholar; represents protection and learning.

From Scotland; from Scottish Gaelic referring to a person from Scotland.

From Scotland and the lake; combines Scottish and English elements

First explorer, listener

In Greek mythology, a sea nymph transformed into a six-headed monster, symbolizing danger and supernatural peril.

God's gracious gift; Irish variant of Joan or Siobhan.

Named after Chief Seattle of the Duwamish tribe

Feminine form of Sebastian, from Latin Sebastianus meaning 'from Sebastia' or 'venerable.'

Variant of Sabrina, derived from Latin and Celtic roots, associated with the River Severn.

Blind or seeing, from the Latin caecus.

Silk, an Armenian word used as a name.

In Inuit mythology, the goddess of the sea and marine animals; associated with abundance and the ocean's depths

A place-derived name from Sedona, Arizona, a location known for natural beauty and spiritual significance.

Torah portion, a weekly section of the Torah read in synagogues.

Derived from Old English, meaning "blessed," "innocent," or "happy." Represents virtue and fortune.

Boundary or limit. Represents the threshold between different states or territories.

Biography or life story; used in Islamic tradition to denote historical accounts, particularly of the Prophet Muhammad's life.

Character, disposition, or conduct in one's life

Feminine form of Severinus, derived from Latin severus meaning serious or stern.

Easy, natural, or effortless; representing grace and simplicity.