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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S-names in 2025
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- SuviSummer, derived from the Finnish word 'suvi'Scandinavian9
- StokelyOf uncertain originModern coinage9
- SeverusStern, serious, or severeLatin9
- SilerOf uncertain originModern coinage9
- SaabirPatient, enduringArabic9
- SharbelOf uncertain origin, possibly derived from Aramaic or Syriac and associated with a saint's nameArabic9
- SebasthianA variant spelling of Sebastian, which likely means 'person from Sebastia', an ancient city in Asia Minor (modern Sivas, Turkey)Modern coinage9
- SeleenA variant of Selene, the Greek goddess of the moon, often given the meaning 'moon'Greek9
- ShemuelHis name is GodHebrew9
- SamierOf debated originArabic9
- Savagewild, uncultivatedEnglish9
- SunflowerA nickname name from the bright yellow flower, suggesting warmth, happiness, and loyaltyEnglish9
- Slader9
- Shiara9
- Sareya9
- Solo9
- Shahram9
- Salsabil9
- Samere9
- Shakthi9
- Soliman9
- Shohei9
- Sanylah9
- Shiffy9
- Shivanshi9
- Sucely9
- Sare9
- Sukayna9
- Serel9
- Stoni9
- Sihana9
- Skyden9
- Shanmukh9
- Sifat9
- Solie9
- Saela9
- Soraia9
- Syree9
- Sanavi9
- Sofiia9
- Shrija9
- Sareyah9
- Sanmayi9
- Simani9
- Sadaa9
- Solette9
- Syari9
- Saomi9
- Seilani9
- Sevayah9
- Sireya9
- Skylaine9
- ShariPerhaps a respelling of Sherry, derived from the French name Cherie, meaning 'darling'English8
- SusanneLilyHebrew8
- ShantelOf uncertain originModern coinage8
- SharlaOf uncertain originEnglish8
- SydniVariant of SydneyEnglish8
- SabraOne possible derivation is from the Arabic word 'sabr' meaning patienceArabic8
- Signenew victoryScandinavian8
- Shaniahof uncertain origin, possibly a feminine variant of Shane, itself an anglicization of the Irish Seán, meaning 'God is gracious'Modern coinage8
- SteffanCrown or garlandWelsh8
- ShomariOf uncertain originAfrican8
- ShyheimOf uncertain origin, possibly a modern invented nameModern coinage8
- ShadiOne of debated originArabic8
- StefenCrown or garlandGreek8
- SarahannA compound name combining Sarah (meaning "princess" or "noblewoman" in Hebrew) and Ann (meaning "grace" or "favor" from Hebrew Hannah)English8
- SannaLilyScandinavian8
- SaranOf uncertain originEnglish8
- SaydieOf uncertain originEnglish8
- SevastianOf uncertain origin, likely a variant of Sebastian, meaning 'from Sebastia' (a place name)Latin8
- Seijione who performs righteous actsJapanese8
- SitaFurrow, or a line made by a plowSanskrit8
- SharayaOf uncertain originModern coinage8
- SaadiqTruthful, honest, or sincereArabic8
- ShoOf uncertain origin, possibly related to Japanese elements meaning 'to fly' or 'to ascend'Japanese8
- SamahForgiveness, pardon, or indulgenceArabic8
- Shylynnrespelling of Shiloh with the popular suffix -lynn, meaning 'peaceful' or 'tranquil'Modern coinage8
- SamhitaA collection of hymns, verses, or texts, specifically referring to the core scriptures of Hindu traditionSanskrit8
- SereniteeCalmness, peacefulnessModern coinage8
- SopheeOf uncertain origin, or a modern variant of Sophie, the English form of Sophia, meaning 'wisdom' in GreekEnglish8
- SaydaOf uncertain originArabic8
- SadeyVariant of Sadie, often understood as a diminutive of Sarah meaning 'princess' in Hebrew, though Sadey is a modern spelling adaptation without an independent meaningEnglish8
- SanaiyaOf uncertain originModern coinage8
- SamariahLikely a modern feminine coinage combining 'Sam' or 'Samantha' with the popular suffix '-ria' or '-iah'Modern coinage8
- Senaiof uncertain originAfrican8
- SyrenityA respelling of Serenity, meaning calmness or peacefulnessModern coinage8
- SarveshLord of all, a name for the Hindu god ShivaSanskrit8
- ShahadHoneycomb (in Arabic)Arabic8
- SamyrahOf uncertain originModern coinage8
- SaumyaSoft, gentle, calm, or related to the moon (derived from Sanskrit saumya, meaning gentle or lunar)Sanskrit8
- SkilynnModern invented name, likely a blend of 'Sky' and the popular suffix '-lynn'Modern coinage8
- SeveOf uncertain originSpanish8
- Sevonof uncertain originModern coinage8
- SinclaireFrom the French place name Saint-Clair, meaning 'bright, clear'French8
- SadhanaSpiritual practice or disciplined pursuit of a goal, particularly in Hindu traditionsSanskrit8
- SavaOf uncertain origin, possibly a Slavic short form of names like Svetlana or a nickname meaning "owl" in SerbianSlavic8
- SymeonHe (God) has heardGreek8
- SaedFortunate, blessed, or happyArabic8
- StelaA short form of names ending in -stela, or a variant of Stella, meaning 'star'Latin8
- SedaEcho or voice, also a byword for a loved one in Armenian traditionModern coinage8
- StokesSurname transferred to first name, originally denoting someone who lived near a monastery or holy placeEnglish8
- SegerOf uncertain originModern coinage8
- SophiaroseSophiarose combines the meanings of Sophia, 'wisdom' in Greek, and Rose, the flower name from LatinModern coinage8
- SaliaOf uncertain originModern coinage8
- ShionOf uncertain meaningJapanese8
- Sasukeof uncertain originJapanese8
- SayanaOf uncertain originModern coinage8
- SuvanOf uncertain originModern coinage8
- SuleikaAn Arabic feminine name meaning "consolation" or "solace"Arabic8
- SamilOf uncertain originModern coinage8
- SaphyreVariant spelling of Sapphire, referring to the blue gemstoneModern coinage8
- SuhailahOf uncertain meaningArabic8
- SheilynOf uncertain originModern coinage8
- SondosOf uncertain originArabic8
- SimisolaGod makes wealthAfrican8
- SajadOne who prostrates (in worship), devout worshiperArabic8
- ShaiviOne commonly cited meaning is "beauty" or "fortune," though the name's exact meaning is debatedModern coinage8
- SamyakOf debated originSanskrit8
- ShashwatDerived from Sanskrit, meaning 'continuous', 'eternal', or 'perpetual'Sanskrit8
- ShreshtaBest, excellent, or supremeSanskrit8
- SamielOf uncertain originEnglish8
- SarpMeanings proposed include 'sharp,' 'keen,' or 'sly,' but the exact origin and meaning are uncertainModern coinage8
- SaahasOf uncertain originSanskrit8
- SamratEmperor or sovereign, a title of supreme rulersSanskrit8
- SidiMy master or my lord, used as an honorificArabic8
- Sophiraof uncertain origin, likely a modern invented name based on the popular "Sophia" with a fashionable suffixModern coinage8
- SeylaOf uncertain originModern coinage8
- SyereOf uncertain originModern coinage8
- Suany8
- Shulamit8
- Sirat8
- Salsabeel8
- Samoni8
- Santiana8
- Shabsi8
- Steeley8
- Shahem8
- Stellaluna8
- Sureya8
- Savant8
- Sailah8
- Sheny8
- Silvanus8
- Soluna8
- Stellamaris8
- Steeven8
- Saelor8
- Seilah8
- Sarfaraz8
- Saiveon8
- Shami8
- Saheem8
- Siyani8
- Sirayah8
- Sharvani8
- Sanvith8
- Shivanshreddy8
- Shragi8
- Saelynn8
- Sarohi8
- Shrinay8
- Sirel8
- Solanie8
- Symire8
- Syomi8
- StacieVariant of Stacey, originally a diminutive of Anastasia, meaning 'resurrectionEnglish7
- ShannaPossibly a feminine form of John, meaning 'Yahweh is gracious', or a variant of Shawna with similar rootsIrish7
- SondraIt is a variant of Sandra, itself a short form of Alexandra, meaning 'defender of mankind'English7
- Shaniceof debated origin, possibly a modern coinage combining the sounds of names like Shannon or Shawna with the fashionable -ice suffixModern coinage7
- Stanshort form of Stanley, meaning 'stone clearing' or 'stony field'English7
- ShyannLikely a modern spelling variant of Cheyenne, which is a name borrowed from the Native American Cheyenne tribe, meaning 'people of a different speechModern coinage7
- ShaniOf uncertain origin, possibly a feminine form of Shane (Irish) or a variant of Shana (Hebrew)Modern coinage7
- ShanaeMost likely a modern coinage combining Shannon or Shawna with the fashionable -ae suffixModern coinage7
- SidA short form of Sidney, which may mean 'wide island' or 'from Saint-Denis'English7
- SigmundVictorious protectorGerman7
- SharifHonorable, noble, distinguishedArabic7
- SieraVariant of Sierra, meaning 'mountain range' in SpanishEnglish7
- SynthiaOf uncertain meaningLiterary7
- StasiaResurrectionGreek7
- ShaylinOf uncertain originModern coinage7
- SumerOf uncertain originModern coinage7
- SulaOf uncertain originIrish7
- Sharodof uncertain origin, possibly a modern invented name or variant of Sharod (itself a respelling of Jared or Sherrod)Modern coinage7
- ShrutiMeaning "hearing" or "what is heard," referring to sacred texts in HinduismSanskrit7
- SerjioPerhaps a variant of Sergio, derived from the Latin name Sergius, which may be of Etruscan origin and uncertain meaning, possibly 'servant' or 'attendant'Italian7
- SanchezSon of Sancho, from the Latin name Sanctius meaning 'holy'Spanish7
- Sylvaof uncertain originLatin7
- SadeeA modern phonetic spelling of Sadie, itself a diminutive of Sarah, meaning 'princess' in HebrewEnglish7
- ShyamThe dark-colored one, often understood as a name for the Hindu god KrishnaSanskrit7
- SiegfriedVictory peaceGerman7
- SaydeVariant of Sadie, a diminutive of Sarah, meaning 'princess' or 'lady'English7
- SadiOf uncertain originEnglish7
- ShaliyahOf uncertain origin, possibly a modern feminine variant of Shaliah or a creative respelling of AaliyahModern coinage7
- SujeyMeaning uncertainModern coinage7
- SequoyahNamed after the Cherokee silversmith who created the Cherokee syllabary, but the name itself has no specific meaning in CherokeeNative American7
- SameraOne possible meaning is 'companion in conversation' or 'entertaining companion', from ArabicArabic7
- SabahMorning, dawnArabic7
- ShyOf uncertain originEnglish7
- StaleyFrom an English surname meaning 'clearing near stony ground' or 'field of hay'English7
- SahidOne who witnesses, testifiesArabic7