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Names Starting With S (Page 2)

Explore baby names starting with S with meanings, gender, category, and usage details. Discover the origins, linguistic roots, and definitions for names starting with S.

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Said

Said means happy or lucky.

Arabic, Uzbek, Tajik, Chechen, Avar, Indonesian, Malay Arabic

Saida

A variant of Said, meaning "happy, lucky".

Saidu

A variant of Said, meaning "happy, lucky".

Saif

Saif means sword.

Arabic, Urdu, Bengali Arabic

Saif al-Din

Saif al-Din means one who possesses a sword or a saber.

Saiful

Saiful means sword of the.

Arabic, Bengali, Indonesian, Malay Arabic

Saifullah

Saifullah means sword of Allah.

Arabic, Urdu Arabic

Saima

Saima means fasting.

Saimir

Saimir means how good or very good.

Albanian Albanian

Saira

Saira means traveller.

Sait

Sait means happy or lucky.

Turkish Turkish

Sajed

Sajed means the one who worships God.

Sajid

Sajid means worshipping.

Sajida

Sajida means a devoted worshipper of Allah.

Arabic, Urdu Arabic

Sajjad

Sajjad means one who prays.

Arabic, Persian, Urdu, Bengali Arabic

Sajra

Sajra means traveler.

Bosnian Bosnian

Sakchai

A lovely baby name of Thai origin, traditionally chosen for boys.

Sakhr

Sakhr means solid rock.

Saki

Saki means blossom or hope.

Japanese Japanese

Sakiko

A lovely baby name of Japanese origin, traditionally chosen for girls.

Japanese Japanese

Sakina

Sakina means calmness or peace.

Arabic, Urdu Arabic

Sakine

A lovely baby name of Turkish origin, traditionally chosen for girls.

Turkish Turkish

Sakineh

A lovely baby name of Persian origin, traditionally chosen for girls.

Persian Persian

Sakura

Sakura means cherry blossom.

Japanese Japanese

Sakurako

Sakurako means a child of the cherry blossom.

Japanese Japanese

Salah

Salah means righteousness.

Salah ad-Din

Salah ad-Din means righteousness of the faith.

Salah al-Din

Salah al-Din means righteousness of religion.

Salaheddine

A variant of Sala, meaning "Peace; Righteousness; Goodness".

Arabic (Maghrebi) Arabic

Salama

Salama means safety.

Salamat

Salamat means one who has integrity.

Urdu, Kazakh, Kyrgyz, Uzbek Kazakh

Salamatu

A variant of Sala, meaning "Peace; Righteousness; Goodness".

Western African All

Salambek

A variant of Sala, meaning "Peace; Righteousness; Goodness".

Chechen Chechen

Saleem

Saleem means safe, sound, or intact.

Arabic, Urdu Arabic

Saleh

Saleh means virtuous.

Arabic, Indonesian, Azerbaijani Arabic

Salem

A lovely baby name of Arabic origin, traditionally chosen for boys.

Salha

A lovely baby name of Arabic origin, traditionally chosen for girls.

Salih

Salih means virtuous.

Arabic, Turkish, Bosnian, Bengali, Quranic Arabic

Saliha

A variant of Salih, meaning "virtuous".

Arabic, Turkish, Kyrgyz Arabic

Salihu

A variant of Salih, meaning "virtuous".

Salik

Salik means clean, wipe, or scrape.

Greenlandic All

Salil

Salil means drawn or unsheathed.

Salim

Salim means safe, sound, or intact.

Arabic, Urdu Arabic

Salima

Salima means safe, sound, or intact.

Salisu

Salisu means third.

Salma

Salma means safe.

Arabic, Urdu, Bengali, Indonesian Arabic

Salman

Salman means safe.

Arabic, Persian, Urdu, Bengali, Indonesian, Malay Arabic

Salome

Salome means peace.

English (Rare), German (Rare), Georgian, Biblical, Biblical Latin, Biblical Greek Georgian

Saltanat

Saltanat means festival or celebration.

Salvacion

Salvacion means salvation.

Spanish (Philippines) Filipino

Salvador

Salvador means saviour.

Spanish, Portuguese, Catalan Catalan

Salwa

Salwa means comfort or solace.

Sam

Sam means fire.

Persian, Persian Mythology Persian

Sama

Sama means sky.

Samaa

Samaa means sky.

Samad

Samad means eternal.

Saman

Saman means boundary, limit, order, or calmness.

Persian Persian

Samaneh

Samaneh means quail.

Persian Persian

Samar

Samar means evening conversation.

Samat

A variant of Sama, meaning "sky".

Kazakh, Kyrgyz, Bashkir, Tatar Kazakh