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.
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Sylvia | Forest |
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Sylviana | woods, forest |
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Sylviane | Wood or forest |
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Sylvianne | woods, forest |
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Sylvie | Forest |
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Sylvina | woods, forest |
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Sylvine | woods, forest |
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Sylvius | Forest, Woods |
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Sylvonna | woods, forest |
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Sylvya | From the forest |
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Sylwester | Of the woods |
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Sylwia | woods, forest |
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Sym | A woman who is like a symphony |
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Syma | flourishing, expecting a baby |
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Syman | A form of Simon, meaning listen. |
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Symantha | God heard |
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Symbat | Slenderness |
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Symber | Combination Of Simone And Kimber |
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Symeon | Listening |
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Symera | Unknown |
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Symington | The one from Simon's estate |
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Symms | Variation of Simon |
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Symon | He who hears |
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Symona | To Be Heard |
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Symone | hear, listen |
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Symontun | One who comes from the estate of the one who listens |
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Symphony | Musical Piece For Orchestra |
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Symsa | She who is flourishing, blooming |
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Symyan | Listening |
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Syna | two together |
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Synan | Old |
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Synclair | From St. Clair In France |
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Synda | from Mount Kynthos |
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Syndal | She is one with the woods |
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Syndee | from Mount Kynthos |
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Syndi | from Mount Kynthos |
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Syndia | from Mount Kynthos |
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Syndie | from Mount Kynthos |
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Syndony | A meadow; one who is by the riverside |
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Syndy | from Mount Kynthos |
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Synne | She who is of the Sun |
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Synnove | Sun Gift |
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Synnøve | Norwegian variant of Sunniva. |
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Synova | Gift From The Sun |
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Syntha | from Mount Kynthos |
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Synthee | from Mount Kynthos |
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Syntheea | from Mount Kynthos |
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Synthia | from Mount Kynthos |
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Synthie | from Mount Kynthos |
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Synthya | from Mount Kynthos |
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Syntyche | Joint destiny |
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Syon | Gentle |
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Syona | Happiness |
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Sypriana | from Cyprus |
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Syprianne | from Cyprus |
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Syreeta | Good Traditions |
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Syrena | enchanter |
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Syretia | A serious, independent and curious being |
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Syria | sun-bright, glowing |
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Syriana | A woman from Syria |
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Syrie | From Syria |
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Syrilla | lord |
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Syrita | Sun |
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Syrus | Sun, lord |
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Syryia | She who is from Syria |
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Syshe | Street |
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Sysley | A woman who has no sight |
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Syssota | A person who is powerful, brave and courageous |
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Sythe | One who is creative and independent; passionate person |
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Syum | A ray |
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Syun | A ray |
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Syuzanna | She who is as graceful as a lily flower |
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Syver | One who defeted others, one who is a victor |
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Syvonne | God is gracious |
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Syvva | A wooden woman |
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Szabina | Hungarian form of Sabina. |
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Szabolcs | Meaning unknown, possibly from a Slavic word meaning "marten". It was borne by a leader of the Magyars at the time of Árpád. This is now the name of a region in Hungary. |
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Szandra | Protector of humanity |
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Szczepan | Man with crown |
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Szczesny | Means "lucky, successful, happy" in Polish, a vernacular form of Felix. |
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Szebasztian | He who is an emperor |
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Szilard | Means "solid, firm" in Hungarian, also used as a Hungarian vernacular form of Constantine. |
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Szilveszter | From the woods |
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Szilvia | From the woods |
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Szimonetta | Hungarian form of Simonetta. |
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Szofi | Hungarian form of Sophie, reflecting the French pronunciation. |
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Szofia | Variant of Zsófia. |
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Szonja | A woman who is wise |
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Szymon | Szymon is a Polish variation if the English name Simon. It means "listener" or "he who hears". |