Here you’ll find all the names beginning with the letter S, followed by the meaning of the name starting with a S. If the name is blue, it is a name normally given to a boy. If the name has a pink color, then it is usually given to a girl. A green name can be given to both boys and girls.
| Name | Meaning | |
|---|---|---|
| Suvarnarekha | Line of gold | |
| Suvarnmala | Golden necklace | |
| Suvas | Lord shiva | |
| Suvel | Placid | |
| Suvela | Calm | |
| Suvesh | A who is extremely handsome and good looking. | |
| Suvi | Summer | |
| Suvidh | Kind | |
| Suvidha | Facility or convenience | |
| Suvik | One with a speedy health | |
| Suvimal | Pure | |
| Suvir | Lord shiva | |
| Suvitha | A woman who lives in welfare and prosperity | |
| Suvo | An auspicious person | |
| Suvrat | One who is strict in religious vows. It's also the name of a Jain god. | |
| Suvrata | Strict in religious vows | |
| Suvrita | A well behaved woman | |
| Suvyuha | An angel, pure as angel | |
| Suwaybah | A name of one of the Prophet Pbuh's wet-nurses | |
| Suwayd | One who is dark, who is black | |
| Suyai | Hope | |
| Suyamun | Lord vishnu | |
| Suyash | Good result, victory | |
| Suyasha | Victory | |
| Suyashas | Glorious fame | |
| Suyati | Lord vishnu | |
| Suyosha | Happy | |
| Suyuntu | Turkey Buzzard | |
| Suz | Short form of Susan. | |
| Suzaber | A desirable, easy going and mature person | |
| Suzamni | Graceful Lily | |
| Suzan | Graceful lily | |
| Suzana | Graceful lily | |
| Suzane | Graceful lily | |
| Suzann | Graceful lily | |
| Suzanna | Graceful lily | |
| Suzannah | From the Hebrew name Shoshanna meaning 'Lily', a variant spelling of Susanna. | |
| Suzanne | Lily | |
| Suze | lily, rose | |
| Suzee | lily, rose | |
| Suzelle | lily, rose | |
| Suzetta | lily, rose | |
| Suzette | Diminutive Form Of Susan | |
| Suzi | lily, rose | |
| Suzie | Derived from the Hebrew shoshana meaning 'lily', it is a variation of the English Susan. | |
| Suzilah | A rare version of the name Susan, meaning a rose or a lily | |
| Suzon | lily, rose | |
| Suzonne | A lady who is like a rose | |
| Suzu | Bell | |
| Suzuki | Bell Tree | |
| Suzume | Sparrow | |
| Suzy | Diminutive Form Of Susan | |
| Suzynne | A dame who is like a rose | |
| Suzzanna | lily | |
| Suzzanne | lily, rose | |
| Svadhi | One who like to think things trough | |
| Svaha | An Indian name meaning Oblation | |
| Svajone | Means "dream" in Lithuanian. | |
| Svala | Icelandic word for Swallow, the bird. | |
| Svamin | Lord vishnu | |
| Svaminath | Lord ganesh | |
| Svana | Swan-like | |
| Svang | Good looks | |
| Svanhild | She fights with ellegant moves like a swan | |
| Svanhildr | Old Norse form of Svanhild. | |
| Svanhildur | A variant of Schwanhilde, meaning swan. | |
| Svanik | Handsome | |
| Svante | Holy | |
| Svantepolk | Old Swedish form of Svatopluk. It was borne by the prominent 13th-century Swedish nobleman Svantepolk Knutsson. He may have been named after a relative of his Pomeranian mother. | |
| Svantje | Swan | |
| Svantovit | Variant of Svetovid. | |
| Svar | Lord vishnu | |
| Svara | Breathing | |
| Svaraj | Lord indra | |
| Svaramaya | He who is good looking | |
| Svarg | Heaven | |
| Svarna | Lord ganesh | |
| Svarog | Probably means "fire", from Old Slavic sŭvarŭ meaning "heat". This was the name of a Slavic god associated with blacksmithing. | |
| Svarpati | Lord of sound | |
| Svarthofði | Black head. | |
| Svartur | The color black | |
| Svatava | Derived from Czech svatý meaning "sacred, holy", ultimately from Old Slavic *svętŭ. | |
| Svati | The star Arcturus | |
| Svatomir | Czech form of Svetomir. | |
| Svatopluk | Slovak form of Svatopluk. | |
| Svatoslav | Czech form of Svyatoslav. | |
| Svatoslava | Czech feminine form of Svyatoslav. | |
| Svayambhu | Lord brahma, vishnu, shiva | |
| Svayambhut | Lord shiva | |
| Svea | Sweden | |
| Svein | Boy, Young Man | |
| Sveinn | Boy | |
| Sven | Boy | |
| Svend | Boy | |
| Svenja | German feminine form of Sven. | |
| Svenn | Boy | |
| Sverre | To spin and swing wildly | |
| Sverrir | Old Norse form of Sverre, as well as the modern Icelandic form. | |
| Sveta | Light | |
| Svetka | Diminutive of Svetlana. |