Names that start with S
2,008 different S-names were given to U.S. babies in 2025, and Sophia led them with 12,572 newborns. Compare all 8,534 names on record by a single year, a recent range, or their complete history.
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- SumnerOne who summons, or an official who calls court to orderEnglish23
- ShylahOf uncertain originModern coinage23
- SteviVariant of Stevie, a feminine pet form of Stephen, meaning 'crown' or 'garland' from Greek stephanosEnglish23
- SachiHappiness, blessingJapanese23
- StirlingPlace name from the city of Stirling in Scotland, meaning 'dwelling of the stars' or 'place of strife' is debatedScottish23
- SameeraOne who is entertaining, pleasant companion, or breezeArabic23
- SyriahOf uncertain originModern coinage23
- ShahdHoney, especially honey from beesArabic23
- SaiyaOf uncertain originModern coinage23
- StivenOf uncertain originModern coinage23
- SerigneA title of respect for a Muslim religious leader or scholar in Senegal and the wider Wolof communityAfrican23
- ShivaanLord Shiva, the supreme being in HinduismSanskrit23
- ShulamisPeaceful, whole, perfectHebrew23
- SacredOf uncertain originModern coinage23
- Shahzadson of a king, prince, or noblemanPersian23
- SerayaOf uncertain originModern coinage23
- SorynOf uncertain originModern coinage23
- StiorraOf uncertain originModern coinage23
- Shreeja23
- Savanni23
- Siari23
- ShekinahDivine presence or dwelling of God, derived from the Hebrew term for the indwelling presence of GodHebrew22
- SaniaDerived from the Arabic root s-n-y, related to brilliance, radiance, or eminenceArabic22
- ShaheenFalcon or royal falconArabic22
- SeeleyOf uncertain origin, possibly a variant of Sealey or a surname transferred to given name useModern coinage22
- SadafA feminine name meaning 'oyster shell' or 'mother-of-pearl' in PersianPersian22
- SalihRighteous, virtuous, or goodArabic22
- SumayahHigh status, exalted, or sublimeArabic22
- SereenSerene, calm, peacefulArabic22
- SuniOf uncertain originModern coinage22
- SieannaModern invented name, likely a respelling of Sienna or a combination of Si- and -annaModern coinage22
- SynaiOf uncertain originModern coinage22
- SahmirFriendly companion or entertainment companion, of debated originArabic22
- ShaktiPower, strength, or divine energy in HinduismSanskrit22
- SharviOne who is pure, wise, or associated with the goddess SaraswatiSanskrit22
- Silvieforest maiden, from the woodsLatin22
- SisiraOf uncertain originSanskrit22
- SnohOf uncertain originModern coinage22
- SayaniOf uncertain originSanskrit22
- SyireOf uncertain originModern coinage22
- Sameir22
- Scotlynd22
- Syhir22
- ShellyOf debated origin, possibly meaning 'meadow on a ledge' or a variant of Shirley, or a diminutive of MichelleEnglish21
- SheltonFrom the Old English for 'shelf town' or 'ledge settlement', referring to a town on a slope or shelf of landEnglish21
- SavanahOf uncertain originEnglish21
- SavanaThe name Savana is a respelling of Savannah, which means 'treeless plain' or 'large grassy plain' in SpanishModern coinage21
- SuzyLily, a flower name, or alternatively a diminutive of Susan, meaning 'lily' in HebrewEnglish21
- Samantalistener or asked of GodSpanish21
- ShamirA pointed or sharp object, such as a thorn, awl, or rockHebrew21
- SaidaFortunate, happy, or luckyArabic21
- StarlingA name derived from the bird, the starling, known for its iridescent plumage and murmurationsEnglish21
- SuhaniBeautiful, pleasant, or charmingSanskrit21
- SofiVariant of Sofia, meaning 'wisdom'Greek21
- SarayuA name of Indian origin, traditionally meaning 'wind' or 'air' in SanskritSanskrit21
- SatyaTruth or virtue, derived from the Sanskrit concept of satyaSanskrit21
- SafariAn English word name referring to an overland journey, typically a wildlife expedition in AfricaModern coinage21
- ShubhAuspicious, good, or fortunateSanskrit21
- SokhnaOf uncertain originAfrican21
- SeforaOf uncertain originHebrew21
- SansaOf uncertain origin, likely a modern invented name, possibly derived from the Sanskrit word 'samsa' meaning 'praise' or 'charm', or a literary coinageModern coinage21
- SavayahLikely a modern invented name, perhaps blending sounds from names like Savannah or AvaModern coinage21
- Symeer21
- Sevaya21
- ShivaniOne who is associated with the god ShivaSanskrit20
- Sanjayvictorious, triumphant, victorious in battleSanskrit20
- SilvestreOf the forest or wildLatin20
- SeptemberFrom the Latin word for "seven," as September was originally the seventh month in the Roman calendarModern coinage20
- SeraOf uncertain origin, possibly derived from Sarah meaning "princess" in Hebrew, or from the Latin sera meaning "late" or "serene"Modern coinage20
- SilvanoOf the forest, or woodland dwellerLatin20
- ShilahOf uncertain originModern coinage20
- SarafinaSeraph, angelic beingItalian20
- SalomaOf debated origin: possibly a variant of Salome, meaning 'peace' in HebrewHebrew20
- ShlomaVariant of Shlomo, the Hebrew form of Solomon, meaning 'peace'Hebrew20
- SouleymaneMan of peace, or wholesomeArabic20
- SeeratOf debated origin, possibly meaning "face" or "value" in Punjabi, or a variant of Siraj/Sirat meaning "path" in ArabicArabic20
- SiddhiAttainment, fulfillment, or supernatural power in Hindu and Buddhist traditionsSanskrit20
- ShevaOf uncertain originHebrew20
- SayanOf uncertain meaningSanskrit20
- SaraiyaThe name Saraiya is of uncertain originModern coinage20
- SanariModern invented name, likely a blend of 'Sana' or 'San' with the fashionable suffix '-ari'Modern coinage20
- SolarisOf the sun, relating to the sunModern coinage20
- SamwiseHalf-wise or simple-minded, from Old English elementsLiterary20
- SlayterOf uncertain originModern coinage20
- SaiyrOf uncertain originModern coinage20
- Seagerof uncertain originEnglish20
- SharvinOf uncertain originModern coinage20
- Sereia20
- Sistine20
- ShermanOne who shears sheep, a sheep-shearerEnglish19
- SaritaLittle Sarah, or princessSpanish19
- ShayeOf uncertain originModern coinage19
- SammiShort form of Samantha or SamuelHebrew19
- SkylinPossibly a modern invented name, likely derived from the word 'skyline' or as a variant of Skylar/SkyeModern coinage19
- SebastionA variant spelling of Sebastian, meaning "person from Sebastia" (a city in Asia Minor), ultimately derived from Greek "sebastos" meaning "venerable" or "reveredLatin19
- SylerOf uncertain originModern coinage19
- SihamArrowsArabic19
- Saxtonof uncertain originEnglish19
- SonniOf uncertain originEnglish19
- SohumSacred syllable representing the essence of the universe in Hindu philosophySanskrit19
- ShairaOf debated origin, possibly meaning "poet" or "songstress" from Arabic, or a variant of the Irish name SheeraArabic19
- SatvikVirtuous, pure, or pertaining to the quality of goodness (sattva) in Hindu philosophySanskrit19
- SuraA chapter of the QuranArabic19
- SainaOf debated originArabic19
- SeraphimOne meaning is 'fiery ones', referring to the celestial beings in Abrahamic traditionsHebrew19
- ShifaHealing, cure, or recoveryArabic19
- SaryiahOf uncertain originModern coinage19
- SolinaProbably a modern feminine elaboration of the name Sol, meaning 'sun' in Spanish, or a variant of Solana, meaning 'sunshine' or 'south wind'Modern coinage19
- ShizaOf uncertain origin, possibly derived from a variant of 'Sheza' or a modern coinageModern coinage19
- SkadiIn Norse mythology, the name of the goddess of winter, skiing, and hunting, meaning 'shadow' or 'scathe'Scandinavian19
- SehrishA variant of the name Sahar or Sahrish, likely derived from Persian meaning 'dawn' or 'sunrise'Persian19
- ShambhaviOne who brings auspiciousness or is associated with the goddess Parvati, the consort of ShivaSanskrit19
- StoriiModern invented name, likely a phonetic respelling of 'story' combined with a fashionable -i or -ee suffixModern coinage19
- SarielGod's prince or prince of GodHebrew19
- ShivaanshA variant of Shivaansh, meaning 'part of Lord Shiva' or 'a portion of Shiva'Sanskrit19
- SolenaSunlight or sunshine, from the Latin word 'sol' for sunSpanish19
- Sifa19
- Samrath19
- Sakhi19
- Sabr19
- Sayden19
- Solanna19
- Sabar19
- ShaelynDerived from the name Shay (itself from Irish and Hebrew origins) combined with the popular suffix -lynModern coinage18
- SanyaOf uncertain originSanskrit18
- SamiahElevated, exalted, or sublimeArabic18
- SunDerived from the English word for the star at the center of our solar system, symbolizing light, warmth, and lifeEnglish18
- SvetlanaLightSlavic18
- SidharthOne who has achieved his goalSanskrit18
- SaminaWealthy, healthy, or peacefulArabic18
- SadiqTruthful, sincere, or a person who is honest and uprightArabic18
- SoleOf uncertain originModern coinage18
- SrihanOne who is prosperous and leads wellSanskrit18
- SirusOf uncertain origin, possibly a modern variant of Cyrus or a respelling of SiriusModern coinage18
- SahasOf uncertain originSanskrit18
- SuleymanMan of peace, or a derivation from the Arabic root salima meaning 'to be safe or whole'Arabic18
- SiyahDerived from the Arabic and Persian word for 'black' or 'dark'Arabic18
- SaraphinaDerived from the Hebrew name Seraphina, meaning "fiery one" or "burning one," referring to the seraphim angelsHebrew18
- SalahuddinRighteousness of the faithArabic18
- SolsticeRefers to the astronomical event when the Sun reaches its highest or lowest point in the sky, marking the longest and shortest days of the yearModern coinage18
- SouthernOf the southModern coinage18
- SoliOf uncertain meaningModern coinage18
- SamriddhiProsperity, abundance, or wealth in SanskritSanskrit18
- Sahel18
- Sturgill18
- Sekhani18
- Sharva18
- Sahani18
- Shailoh18
- SpringSpring, the season of renewal and the first season of the yearEnglish17
- ServandoOf uncertain originSpanish17
- ShadeOf uncertain originEnglish17
- SolomanVariant of Solomon, meaning 'peaceful'Hebrew17
- SolveigA debated compoundScandinavian17
- Stavroscrowned, victoriousGreek17
- SejalA type of white lotus flower, or a virtuous womanSanskrit17
- SaffronFrom the name of the spice, derived from the Arabic word za'faranEnglish17
- SonamMerit, virtue, or good fortune in TibetanSanskrit17
- SalimaSafe, sound, healthyArabic17
- StefanosCrown, garlandGreek17
- SkylenOf uncertain originModern coinage17
- SionaOf uncertain originModern coinage17
- SonnetA sonnet is a 14-line poem, typically in iambic pentameterEnglish17
- SlaydeOf uncertain origin, possibly a modern invented name or a variant of Slade, which derives from an English surname meaning 'valley' or from Old English 'slæd' (a valley)Modern coinage17
- SayvionInvented name, possibly modeled on the fashionable sound of Savion and similar -ion endings, with no established meaningModern coinage17
- SolaOne who is prayed forAfrican17
- SoriyahOf uncertain originModern coinage17
- SagaOf uncertain meaningScandinavian17
- SyirProbably a modern variant of 'Seer' or a creative respelling of 'Syr'Modern coinage17
- Soline17
- Skailynn17
- Sylphiette17
- Stefanicrown, garlandItalian16
- ShamarOf debated originHebrew16
- ShaelynnOf uncertain originModern coinage16
- StefonOf uncertain originModern coinage16
- SayraOf uncertain originModern coinage16
- SachinOne who is pure or truthfulSanskrit16
- SakinahDerived from the Arabic word for tranquility or divine peace, as used in the QuranArabic16
- SigurdVictory guardianScandinavian16
- SamadEternal, everlastingArabic16
- SerahOf debated originEnglish16
- ShayaanGod has answered (our prayer)Arabic16
- SyrenaOf uncertain originModern coinage16
- SumaiyaOf debated originArabic16
- ShivenOf uncertain originSanskrit16
- SaraeOf uncertain originModern coinage16
- Sahajborn togetherSanskrit16
- SoriyaOf uncertain origin, possibly a variant of the Japanese name Sori or a modern invented nameModern coinage16
- SyrisOf uncertain originModern coinage16
- ShahanOf uncertain originPersian16
- Shrinikaof uncertain originSanskrit16
- SarabiOf uncertain origin, possibly derived from Arabic 'sarab' meaning 'mirage' or Persian 'sarab' meaning 'dream'Arabic16
- StoreyDweller by the large house or hallEnglish16
- SayidMaster, lord, or chiefArabic16
- SaviOf uncertain originModern coinage16
- SoleySun or sunshine in IcelandicScandinavian16
- SadielOf uncertain originModern coinage16
- SaiyanOf recent coinage, inspired by the fictional warrior race from the Japanese manga and anime series Dragon BallModern coinage16
- SeonaOf uncertain origin, possibly a feminine form of Seon, a Scottish Gaelic name meaning 'wise' or 'oldScottish16