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| Name |
Meaning |
Derivations |
Origin |
| Saabir |
Patient |
|
Arabic |
| Saad |
Lucky, Good
luck. |
Sad, Sadd |
Arabic |
| Saahir |
Awake |
|
Arabic |
| Saajid |
One who
worships God. |
|
Arabic |
| Saalih |
Good,
Righteous. |
|
Arabic |
| Saarik |
Bird |
Sarik |
Hindi |
| Saber |
Sword |
Saba, Sabah,
Sabar, Sabir, Sabor, Sabyr |
French |
| Sabin |
From Sabines (an ancient
Italian tribe) |
Sabian, Sabyn |
Latin |
| Sabir |
Patient |
Sabar, Saber,
Sabir, Sabor, Sabyr |
Arabic |
| Sabiti |
Born on a Sunday. |
Sabit, Sabith, Sabyti |
Rutooro |
| Sabola |
Pepper |
Sabol, Sabolah |
Ngoni |
| Sabra |
Thorny cactus. |
Sabrah |
Hebrew |
| Saburo |
Third-born child. |
Saburow |
Japanese |
| Sacha |
Defender of humankind.
The short form of Alexander. |
Sasha |
Greek |
| Sacheverell |
Without
leather. |
|
French |
| Sadaqah |
Truthful |
|
ArabicS |
| Saddam |
Hard hitting. |
Sadam |
Arabic |
| Sadiki |
Faithful |
Saadiq, Sadiq,
Sadiqua, Sadique, Sadyki, Sadyky |
Swahili |
| Sadler |
Saddle maker. |
Saddler |
Old English |
| Sadoc |
Sacred |
Sadock, Sadok |
Hebrew |
| Sadowy |
Gardener |
Sadowi,
Sadowie, Sadowy |
Polish |
| Saeed |
Happy |
Saed |
Swahili |
| Safa |
Purity |
Safah |
Arabic |
| Safford |
From the willow-tree
ford. |
Saford |
English |
| Saffron
s(a)-ff-ron |
Bright orange-yellow
spice, Crocus flower from which the saffron spice is obtained. |
Saffran,
Saffren, Saphron |
Arabic |
| Safwat |
Selected |
|
Arabic |
| Sagar |
Victorious people. |
Sager, Sayar, Sayer |
Teutonic |
| Sage |
Wisdom |
Saig, Saige,
Sayg, Sayge |
French |
| Sahaj |
Natural |
|
Hindi |
| Sahale |
Falcon bird.; Above. |
Sahal, Sahan,
Sahen, Sahin, Sahon, Sahyn |
Native American; Hindi |
| Sahen |
Falcon |
|
Indian |
| Sahil |
One who leads. |
Sahyl |
Hindi |
| Sahir |
Friend |
Sahyr |
Arabic, Hindi |
| Sahn |
Comparing |
|
Vietnamese |
| Sai
"SAA-yee" |
Talented; God; The Divine or Supreme
Mother of all. |
|
Japanese; Hebrew; Arabic |
| Sa'id |
Happy, Master. |
Saeed, Saied,
Sajid, Sajjid, Sayeed, Sayid, Sayyid (Arabic), Seyed |
Arabic |
| Saint |
Holy |
Sanche, Sanchez, Sancho,
Santo, Saynt |
Latin |
| Sajag |
Watchful |
|
Hindi |
| Sajan |
Loved |
|
Hindi |
| Saka |
Hunter |
Sakah |
Swahili |
| Sakaria |
God
remembers. |
Sakaree,
Sakarey, Sakari, Sakarie, Sakary, Sakerl (Danish), Sakschej (Russian) |
Scandinavian |
| Sakhir |
Rock |
Sakyr |
Arabic |
| Sakima |
King |
Sakimah,
Sakyma, Sakymah |
Native
American |
| Sal |
Saved. The
short form of Salvatore. |
Sall |
Italian |
| Saladin |
Goodness of
faith. |
Saladine,
Saladyn, Saladyne |
Arabic |
| Salah |
Virtue |
|
Arabic |
| Salamao |
Little person
of peace. |
Salomo
(German), Salomaun (Bohemian), Salomon (French, Hungarian) |
Portuguese |
| Saleem |
Safe |
|
Arabic |
| Saleh |
Good, Right,
Devout, Religious |
Sale |
Arabic |
| Salem |
Safe |
|
Arabic |
| Salene |
Good |
Salin,
Saline, Salyn, Salyne |
Swahili |
| Salid |
Lucky |
Salyd |
Arabic |
| Salih |
Just |
|
Arabic |
| Salim |
Safe, Whole, Flawless,
Peace. |
Salam, Salem,
Salim, Salom, Salym, Salyn |
Arabic |
| Salisbury |
From the fort by the willow pool. |
Salisberi,
Salisberie, Salisberri, Salisberrie, Salisberry, Salisbery, Salisburi,
Salisburie, Salisburri, Salisburrie, Salisburry, Salysberry, Salysbery,
Salysburry, Salysbury |
Old English |
| Sallu |
Safety |
|
Swahili |
| Salman |
Blessing, Peace |
Sallman,
Salmann,
Sallmann |
Arabic |
| Salmon |
Covering |
Salman, Salem,
Salmin, Salmun, Salmyn |
Hebrew |
| Salome |
Welcome,
peace. |
|
Arabic |
| Salton |
From the manor hall town, From the will tree
town. |
Saltan,
Salten, Saltin, Saltyn |
Old English |
| Salu |
Basket |
|
Hebrew |
| Salvador |
Saviour |
|
Spanish |
| Salvadore |
Saved |
Salvador
(Spanish), Salvator, Salvatore (Italian), Sauveur (French) |
Italian |
| Salvatore |
Saviour |
|
Italian |
| Salvestro |
Found in the
forest. |
Sylvester |
Italian |
| Sam |
His name is
God, Asked for. A short form of names beginning with "Sam". |
Samm, Samolio
(Russian), Samuel |
Hebrew |
| Samani |
Salmon |
Samanie, Samany |
Polynesian |
| Sambhu |
House of
happiness. |
|
Sanskrit |
| Sameer |
Early morning
fragrance, Entertaining companion. |
|
Arabic |
| Samgar |
Gracious |
|
Persian |
| Sami |
Highly
praised. |
Samee, Samey,
Samie, Samy |
Hebrew |
| Samir |
Entertaining companion. |
Samyr |
Arabic |
| Samisoni |
Sun |
Samisonie,
Samisony |
Polynesian |
| Samman |
Food supplier. |
Saman, Samen,
Samin, Sammen, Sammin, Sammon, Sammun, Sammyn, Samon, Samun, Samyn |
Arabic |
| Samoset |
Walks a lot. |
|
Algonquin |
| Sampson |
Sun's man,
Splendid man. |
Sam, Sammie,
Sammy, Samson (French, Danish, Dutch, Swedish), Sansom, Sansón
(Spanish), Sansone (Italian) |
Hebrew |
| Samson |
Bright
as the sun. |
Sampsan,
Sampsen, Sampsi, Sampson, Sampsun,
Sampsyn, Sansao, Sansim (French), Sansom, Sansome, Sansum, Shem,
Shimson, Shymson |
Hebrew |
| Samuel |
God
has heard, His name is God. |
Sam, Samel,
Samouel, Samuele, Samuell, Samuelle, Shemuel |
Hebrew |
| Samuru |
Sun |
|
Japanese |
| Sanat |
Ancient |
|
Hindi |
| Sanborn |
From the
sandy stream. |
Sanborne,
Sanbourn, Sanbourne, Sanburn, Sanburne, Sandborn, Sandborne, Sandbourn, Sandbourne |
English |
| Sancho |
Saint,
Sanctified, Sincere, Truthful. |
Sanchaz, Sanchez, Sauncho |
Spanish |
| Sandeep |
Enlightened |
|
Punjabi |
| Sanders |
Alexander's
son, Son of the defender of humankind; From the beach. |
Sanda, Sandas, Sander, Sanderson, Saunder,
Saunders, Saunderson |
Greek; Old English |
| Sanditon |
From the
beach town. |
Sandyton |
English |
| Sandler |
Shoe maker. |
|
Hebrew |
| Sandor |
Defender of
humankind. A form of Alexander. |
Sandar, Sander,
Sandir, Sandur, Sandyr |
Hungarian, Slavic, Greek |
| Sandro |
Defender of
humankind. A form of Alexander. |
Alexander |
Italian |
| Sandy |
Defender of
humankind. A form of Alexander; From the beach. |
Alexander,
Sande, Sandee, Sandey, Sandi, Sandie |
Greek; Old English |
| Saneesh |
Hindu deity.
Good luck, Learning the hard way, Longevity. |
Sanaiscarya,
Shani, or Śani |
Hindi |
| Sanford |
From the
beach sand bar. |
Sanforde, Sansford |
English |
| Sani |
Saturn |
Sanee, Saney,
Sania, Sanie, Sany |
Hindi |
| Sanjay |
One with a
conscience. |
Sanjai,
Sanjaye, Sanjy, Sanjye |
Sanskrit |
| Sanjiv |
Long-lived. |
Sanjeev, Sanjyv |
Hindi |
| Sankara |
Lucky,
Fortunate. |
Sankarah |
Sanskrit |
| Sanson |
Like the sun. |
|
Spanish |
| Sansone |
Like the sun. |
|
Italian |
| Santa |
Derived from the Latin Sanctus,
which originated from sanctus, "sacred, saint." |
|
Italian |
| Santana |
Saint |
Santanah,
Santanio, Santanyo |
Spanish |
| Santeri |
Gold-coloured
flower. |
Santrel,
Santrele, Santrell, Santrelle |
Bavarian |
| Santiago |
Saint James. |
Santia,
Santiah, Santyago, Santya, Santyah |
Spanish |
| Santo |
A
saint |
Santos |
Spanish, Italian |
| Santon |
From the
beach town. |
Santan, Santen,
Santin, Santun, Santyn |
Old English |
| Santonia |
Geographical
- From San Antonio in Texas. |
Santoniah,
Sanantonio, Santonya, Santonyah,
Santonya |
Spanish |
| Santos |
A
saint |
Santo |
Spanish, Italian |
| Santosh |
Satisfaction |
Santosha |
Hindi |
| Santoso |
Good peace. |
Santosow |
Indonesian |
| Sanyu |
Happy |
|
Luganda |
| Sanzio |
Christian |
Anzio, Anzyo, Sanzyo |
Italian |
| Saqr |
Falcon |
|
Arabic |
| Sarad |
Born in the
autumn/fall time. |
Saradd |
Hindi |
| Sargent |
Military
officer. |
Sargant,
Sarge, Sarjant, Sergeant, Sergent,
Serjeant |
English |
| Sargon |
Prince of the
sun. |
Sargan,
Sargen, Sargin, Sargyn |
Persian |
| Sariyah |
Clouds at
night time. |
Sariya |
Arabic |
| Sarngin |
Archer who
gives protection. |
Sarngyn |
Hindi |
| Sarojin |
Lotus-like. |
Sarojun,
Sarojyn |
Hindi |
| Sasson |
Happy |
Sass |
Hebrew |
| Sastra |
Book of
rules. |
Sastrah |
Sanskrit |
| Satordi |
Saturn |
Satordia,
Satordie, Satordy, Saturno (Spanish) |
French |
| Saturn |
Saturn, the
planet. |
Saturne |
Latin |
| Saud |
Fortunate |
|
Arabic |
| Saul |
Borrowed,
Asked for, Soul. |
Salulius,
Sawyl, Talut |
Hebrew |
| Saula |
Ask |
Saul, Saulah |
Polynesian |
| Sauts |
Bat |
|
Cheyenne |
| Sauveur |
Saviour |
|
French |
| Savage |
Untamed |
Savag, Savaig,
Savaige, Savyg, Savyg |
Irish,
English |
| Savash |
Not to give up but to fight for what
you believe in, war. |
|
Turkish |
| Saverij |
Bright,
Brilliant. |
Savero
(Italian), Xavier, Zavier, Zavyer |
Illyrian |
| Saville |
From the
village of the willow trees. |
Savil, Savile,
Savill, Savyl, Savyla, Savyll, Savylle |
French |
| Saw |
Early |
|
Burmese |
| Sawney |
Protector |
Sawnee, Sawni,
Sawniw, Sawny |
Scottish |
| Sawyer |
One who works
with a saw. |
Sawer, Sawier,
Soier |
English |
| Sawyl |
Child who was
asked for. |
Saul, Sawl |
Welsh |
| Saxby |
From the farm
with the short sword. |
Saxbee,
Saxbey, Saxbi, Saxbie |
Old Norse |
| Saxon |
Swordsman, A
Saxon. |
Saxan, Saxe,
Saxen, Saxin, Saxus, Saxyn |
English |
| Saxton |
Swordsman's
town, From the Saxon's town, From the town of the warrior. |
Saxtan,
Saxten, Saxtin, Saxtyn |
Old English |
| Sayed |
Prince |
Saied |
Arabic |
| Sayers |
Carpenter |
Sayer, Sayre,
Sayres |
Welsh |
| Scafer |
Shepherd |
Schaefer,
Shaffar, Shaffer |
German |
| Scanlon |
Little
scandalous one. |
Scanlan,
Scanlen, Scanlin, Scanlyn |
Irish |
| Sceva |
Covering |
Scevah |
Greek |
| Schmidt |
Blacksmith |
Schmid,
Schmit, Schmitt, Schmyt, Schmytt |
German |
| Schmul |
Asked for
God. |
Schmull |
German |
| Schneider |
Tailor of
clothes. |
Schnieder,
Snider, Snyder, Snydley |
German |
| Scholes |
Hut |
Schole |
Old Norse |
| Schon |
Handsome |
Schonn, Shon |
German |
| Schuman |
Shoe maker. |
Schu,
Schumann, Schumen, Schumenn, Shoe, Shoeman, Shoemann, Shoemen,
Shoemenn, Shoo, Shooman, Shoomann, Shoomen, Shoomenn, Shue, Shueman,
Shuemann, Shuemen, Shuemenn, Shu, Shuman, Shumann, Shumen, Shumenn,
Shumyn, Shymynn, Shyman, Shymann |
German |
| Shuyler |
Shield,
Scholar |
Schuylar,
Schylar, Schyler, Schylor, Skilar, Skioler, Skuyler, Skuyler, Skylar,
Skyler, Skylor |
Dutch |
| Scipio |
Staff, Stick. |
Scipyo,
Scypyo |
Latin |
| Scipion |
Staff, Stick. |
Scipion
(French), Scipione (Italian), Scypion |
Latin |
| Scoey |
From the
Scottish one's village. The short form of Scoville. |
Scoee, Scoi,
Scoie, Scowi, Scowie, Scowy, Scoy |
Old French |
| Scooby |
From Scott's
nearby estate, From the Scottish one's estate. |
Scobee,
Scobey, Scobi, Scobie, Scoby, Scoobee, Scoobey, Scoobi, Scoobie |
English |
| Scorpio |
Scorpion |
Scorpeo,
Scorpyo |
Latin |
| Scott |
Of
Scottish origin. |
Scot, Skot,
Skott |
Old English |
| Scoville |
From the
Scottish one's village. |
Scovil,
Scovile, Scovill, Scovyl, Scovyle, Scovyll, Scovylle |
Old French |
| Scribe |
Writer |
Scribner,
Scrivener, Scryb, Scrybe |
Latin |
| Scully |
Town crier. |
Scullea,
Sculleah, Scullee, Sculleigh, Sculley, Sculli, Scullie |
Irish |
| Seabert |
From the
shining sea. |
Seabirt,
Seaburt, Seabyrt, Seebert, Seebirt, Seeburt, Seebyrt, Seibert, Seibirt,
Seiburt, Seibyrt, Seybert, Seybirt, Seyburt, Seybyrt |
English |
| Seabright |
From the
shining sea. |
|
English |
| Seabrook |
From the
stream by the sea. |
Seabrooke,
Seebrook, Seebrooke, Seybrook, Seybrooke |
English |
| Seafra |
God's peace. |
Safrah |
Irish |
| Seamus |
God is
gracious. A form of Sean or Shane. |
James |
Irish |
| Sean |
God is gracious. A form
of John. |
Schaun,
Schaune, Schawn, Schawne, Seaghan, Seanan, Seane, Seanen, Seann,
Seannan, Seannen, Seannon, Seain, Seaine, Seatn, Seayne, Shane, Shaughn, Shaun, Shaune,
Shawn, Shawne, Shon, Shorn, Shorne, Sion, Syaun, Syawn, Syon, Syown |
Irish |
| Seanan |
Old wisdom. |
Senan, Sinan,
Sinon, Sinyn |
Irish |
| Searle |
Armed |
Searl,
Searlas (Irish, French), Serl, Serle, Serlo (Norse) |
German |
| Seaton |
From the town
near the sea. |
|
English |
| Seaward |
Victory
peace. |
Seeward,
Seiward, Seyward |
English |
| Seba |
Majestic |
Sebah |
Greek |
| Sebastian |
Venerable, Honoured above
all others. |
Bastian,
Bastien, Eigels,
Sebastao (Portuguese), Sebaste (French), Sebastiano (Italian),
Sebastiao, Sebastien (French), Sebastion, Sebastyn (Hungarian),
Sebestyen, Sepasetiano |
Latin |
| Secundus |
Second-born
child. |
Secondas,
Secondus, Secondys |
Latin |
| Sed |
Saviour |
Sedd |
Egyptian |
| Sedgley |
From the
meadow of the sword. |
Sedglea,
Sedgleah, Sedglee, Sedgleigh, Sedgli, Sedglie, Sedgly |
Old English |
| Sedgwick |
Dweller from
the place of the sword grass. |
Sedgwic,
Sedgwik, Sedgwyc, Sedgwyck, Sedgwyk |
Old English |
| Seeley |
Blessed and
happy one's meadow. |
Sealea,
Sealeah, Sealee, Sealeigh, Sealey, Seali, Sealie, Sealy, Seelea,
Seeleah, Sealeigh, Seeli, Seelie, Seelie, Seely, Seilea, Seileah,
Seilee, Seileigh, Seiley, Seili, Seilie, Seily, Seylea, Seyleah,
Seylee, Seyley, Seyleigh, Seyley, Seyli, Seylie, Seyly |
Old English |
| Seemeon |
Listening. A
form of Simon. |
Seameon,
Seimein (Greek), Seymeon, Seymein, Seymon, Simeon, Simon |
Russian |
| Sef |
Yesterday |
Seff |
Egyptian |
| Sefton |
From the
place in the rushes. |
Seftan,S
eften, Seftin, Seftun, Seftyn |
Old Norse,
Old English |
| Sefu |
Sword |
|
Swahili |
| Segel |
Treasure |
Seagal |
English |
| Seger |
Warrior of
the sea. |
Seagar,
Seager, Seegar, Seeger, Segar |
English |
| Segub |
Highly
praised. |
|
Hebrew |
| Segun |
Conquering |
Segan, Segen,
Segin, Segon, Segyn |
Yoruba |
| Segundo |
Second-born
child. |
|
Spanish |
| Seif |
Religion's
sword. |
Seyf |
Arabic |
| Sein |
Innocent |
Seyn |
Basque |
| Sekaye |
Laughing |
Sekai, Sekay |
Shona |
| Selby |
From the
farmstead. |
Selbee,
Selbey, Selbi, Selbie |
English |
| Selden |
Rare, Strange
one form the willow valley; From the house on the hill. |
Seldan,
Seldin, Seldon, Seldyn |
English; Old
English |
| Seldon |
From the
house on the hill. |
Seldan,
Selden, Seldin, Seldun, Seldyn |
Old English |
| Seled |
To spring up. |
Seledd |
Hebrew |
| Selemaea |
God will
hear. |
|
Polynesian |
| Selig |
Blessed |
Seligg, Selyg,
Selygg |
German |
| Selim |
A form of Soloman |
Sellim, Selym, Sellym |
Turkish |
| Selvaggio |
Wild |
Selvagio |
Italian |
| Selway |
Rich way. |
Selwai |
Old English |
| Selwin |
Blessed friend. |
Selwinn, Selwyn,
Selwynn,
Swlwynne |
English |
| Semanda |
Cow |
Semandah |
Luganda |
| Semer |
Farmer. A
form of George. |
|
Ethiopian |
| Semi |
Character |
Semee, Semey,
Semie, Semy |
Polynesian |
| Sempala |
Born during
prosperous times. |
Sempalah |
Luganda |
| Sen |
Wood fairy. |
Senh |
Japanese |
| Seneca |
Old |
|
Latin |
| Senior |
Lord of the
manor. |
Senyor |
Old English |
| Sennett |
Old wise one. |
Senan
(Irish), Senen, Senet, Senett, Senin, Senit, Senitt, Sennan, Sennen,
Sennet, Sennin, Sennit, Sennyn, Sennyt, Senyn, Senyt |
French |
| Senon |
Live |
Senan, Senen,
Senin, Senyn |
Spanish |
| Senwe |
Dry like a
stalk of grain. |
|
African |
| Seoirse |
Farmer. A
form of George. |
|
Irish |
| Sepp |
God will
increase, God has added a child. A form of Joseph. |
Sep |
Hebrew,
German, Italian |
| Seppi |
God will
increase, God has added a child. A form of Joseph. |
Sepee, Sepey,
Sepi,S epie, Seppee, Seppey, Seppie, Seppy, Sepy |
Hebrew,
German, Italian |
| Septimus |
Seventh-born
child. |
Septimous |
Latin |
| Serafino |
Seraph,
Highest order of the angels. |
Septimous |
Latin |
| Serapis |
God of
fertility. |
Serapys |
Egyptian |
| Sereno |
Peaceful,
Calm, tranquil one. |
Sereen,
Serene, Serino, Seryno |
Latin |
| Serge |
Moving
forward. |
Seargeoh,
Serg, Sergei (Russian), Sergi, Serginio, Sergio (Italian), Sergios
(Greek), Sergius, Sergiusz, Serguel,S erjio, Sirgio, Sirgios |
French |
| Sersa |
Worthy of
reverance,
Venerable king. |
Sersah |
Illyrian |
| Servaas |
Save |
|
Scandinavian |
| Setangya |
Sitting bear. |
|
Kiowa |
| Seth |
One who is appointed. |
|
Hebrew |
| Setimba |
Dweller by the river. |
Setimbah |
Luganda |
| Setimkia |
Attacking bear. |
|
Kiowa |
| Seton |
From the place by the
sea. |
Seatan,
Seaten, Seatin,
Seaton, Seatun, Seatyn, Setan, Seten, Setin, Setun, Setyn |
English |
| Seven |
Seventh-born child. |
Seve, Sevien,
Sevirn |
Latin |
| Severin |
Seventh-born child. |
Severan,
Sererian, Sereriano, Serero, Severen, Severyn, Sevrin,
Sevryn |
Latin |
| Severn |
Seventh-born child. |
Sevyrn |
Latin |
| Severus |
Strict, Severe. |
|
Latin |
| Sevilen |
Loved |
Sevilan,
Sevilin, Sevilon,
Selilyn |
Turkish |
| Sewal |
Victorious
strength. |
Sewell |
Old English |
| Seward |
Guardian of the sea. |
Seawrd,
Seeward, Seiward,
Seyward |
English |
| Sewati |
Bear with curved claws. |
Sewatee, Sewatey |
Moquelumnan |
| Sewell |
From the sea wall. |
Seawal,
Seawald, Seawall,
Seawel, Seawell, Seewal, Seewald, Seewall, Seewel, Seewell, Seiwal,
Seiwall, Seiwel, Seiwell, Sewal, Sewall, Sewel, Seywal, Seywall,
Seywel, Seywell |
English |
| Sexton |
Church official. |
Sextan,
Sexten, Sextin,
Sextyn |
English |
| Sextus |
Sixth-born child |
Sextis, Sextys |
Latin |
| Seymour |
From the moors by the
sea. |
Seamoor,
Seamoore, Seamor, Seamore, Seamour, Seamoure, Seemoor, Seemoore,
Seemor, Seemore, Seemour, Seemoure, Seimoor, Seimoore, Seimor, Seimore,
Seimour, Seymoor, Seymore, Seymour, Seymoure |
French |
| Shaaheen / Shaeen |
A royal white falcon. |
|
Middle Eastern |
| Shachor |
Black |
|
Hebrew |
| Shad |
Happy, lucky one. |
Shadd |
Punjabi |
| Shade |
Shadow cover, Dweller
from the shady doe enclosure. |
Shaed, Shaede,
Shaid, Shaide, Shayd, Shayde, Shadey, Sadoe, Shadow |
Old English |
| Shadrach |
God-like |
Shadrac, Shadrach,
Shadrack, Shadrick, Shederick, Shedrach, Shedrick, Shedrik, Shedryc,
Shedryck, Shedryk |
Babylonian |
| Shadwell |
From the shad-fish stream |
Shadwal,
Shadwall, Shadwel, Shedwal, Shedwall, Shedwel, Shedwell |
Old English |
| Shafer |
Beautiful, good |
|
Arabic |
| Shafiq
"SH-are-fik" |
Affectionate,
compassionate, soft, pardoning. |
Shafeek,
Shafik |
Arabic |
| Shah |
King |
|
Persian |
| Shahid |
Witness |
Shahyd |
Arabic |
| Shahin
"SHA-ee" |
Peregrine falcon; Eagle. |
Shaheen |
Persian, Urdu |
| Shai |
Gift |
|
Hebrew |
| Shay |
Gift; From the fairy
palace |
Shai, Shae, Shaye |
Hebrew; Irish |
| Shaiming |
Sunshine, life |
Shaimin, Shayming |
Chinese |
| Shaka |
Founder of the Zulu
empire |
Shakah |
Zulu |
| Shakir |
Thankful |
Shakeer,
Shakur, Shakyr |
Arabic |
| Shalom |
Peace |
Shalmae,
Shalmay, Shalum, Shlomo, Sholem, Sholom |
Hebrew |
| Shaman |
Holy one. Medicine man. |
Shaiman,
Shaimen, Shamen, Shayman, Shaymen |
Sanskrit, Native Amercian |
| Shamin |
Perfume |
Shamym |
Hebrew |
| Shams |
Fragrance;
Sun. |
|
Indian;
Arabic |
| Shamus |
God is
gracious. A form of Sean or Shane. |
James, Shamis,
Shaimis, Shaimus, Shaymis, Shaymus |
Irish |
| Shanahan |
Wisdom |
Seanahan,
Shaunahan,
Shawnahan |
Irish |
| Shandy |
Boisterous, loud, part
beer/part lemonade drink. |
Shandea,
Shande, Shandey, Shandi, Shandie |
English |
| Shane |
God is gracious. |
Chaen, Chaene, Chain,
Chaine, Chane, Chayn, Chayne, Cheyn, Cheyne (Scottish), Shaen, Shaene,
Shain, Shaine, Shayn, Shayne |
Irish |
| Shani |
Red |
Shanee,
Shaney, Shanie,
Shany |
Hebrew |
| Shank |
God is good. |
|
Irish |
| Shanley |
Old hero from the meadow. |
Shanlea,
Shanleah, Shanlee, Shanleigh, Shanli, Shanlie, Shanly |
Irish |
| Shannon |
Hero who is wise, small |
Shanan,
Shanen, Shanin, Shanon, Shannan, Shannen, Shannin, Shannyn, Shanyn |
Irish |
| Shantae |
Singer. A form of
chante. |
Shant,
Shantai, Shantay, Shantel,, Shantell, Shantelle, Shanti, Shantie,
Shanton, Shanty |
French |
| Shayden |
Blessed one
|
|
|
| Shapoor |
Prince
|
Shapoora
|
Russian |
| Shappa |
Red thunder
|
Shapa
|
Native American, Sioux |
| Shaq |
Handsome. The short form of Shaquille
|
|
Arabic |
| Shaquan |
Handsome, unity, quality, aspiration,
fragrant, nobility.
|
Shaqwan
|
Arabic, Chinese |
| Shaquille |
Handsome
|
Scaq, Shaquil, Shaquile,
Shaquill, Shaquyl, Shaquyle, Shaquyll, Shaquylle
|
Arabic |
| Sharad |
Autumn, fall
|
Sharid, Sharyd
|
Pakastani |
| Sharezer |
Prince of fire.
|
|
Persian |
| Sharif |
Honest, noble.
|
Shareef, Sharef, Shareff,
Shariff, Shariyf, Sharyf, Sharyff
|
Arabic |
| Sharone |
From the plains. The masculine for of
Sharon
|
Sharan, Sharen, Sharin, Sha Ron, Sha
Rone, Sharon, Sharran, Sharren, Sharrin, Sharryn, Sharyn
|
African American, Hebrew |
| Shastra |
Giver of instructions
|
Shastrah
|
Sanskrit |
| Shattuck |
Little shad-fish.
|
Shatuck
|
Middle Eastern |
| Shavar |
Comet
|
Shavara, Shavarah, Shaver,
Shavir,
Shavyr
|
Hebrew |
| Shaw |
Dweller at the grove
|
Shawe, Shor, Shore
|
Old English |
| Shawn |
God is gracious. A form
of John.
|
Schaun, Schaune, Schawn,
Schawne, Seaghan, Sean, Seanan, Seane, Seanen, Seann, Seannan, Seannen, Seannon,
Seain, Seaine, Seatn, Seayne, Shane, Shaughn, Shaun, Shaune, Shawne,
Shon, Shorn, Shorne, Sion, Syaun, Syawn, Syon, Syown
|
Irish |
| Shawnel |
God's gracious champion. A
combination of Shewn and Nell.
|
Seanel, Shaughnel, Shaunel
|
African Amercian, Irish |
| Shawnta |
God is gracious. A form of Shawn
|
Seanta, Seantah, Shaunta,
Shauntah,
Shantah
|
Irish, American |
| Shayla |
Throne
|
Shalyah
|
Hindi |
| Shea |
Majestic, courteous,
scientific, ingenious one.
|
Sheah
|
Irish |
| Sheach |
Courteous
|
|
Scottish, Irish |
| Sheary |
Peaceful
|
Shearee, Shearey, Sheari, Shearie
|
Irish |
| Shechem |
Incline
|
|
Hebrew |
| Sheehan |
Little peace.
|
Sheehen
|
Irish |
| Sheffield |
From the crooked field
|
Sheffyeld, Shefield, Shefyeld
|
English |
| Shelby |
From the estate by the ledge.
|
Shelbea, Shelbee, Shelbi, Shelbie
|
Old English |
| Sheldon |
From the ledge
|
Sheldan, Shelden, Sheldin,
Sheldun,
Sheldyn
|
Old English |
| Shelesh |
Third-born child
|
|
Hebrew |
| Shelley |
From the island of shells
|
Shellea, Shelleah,
Shellee, Shelleigh, Shelli, Shellie, Shelly
|
English |
| Shelpey |
From the sheep meadow
|
Shelpea, Shelpeah,
Shelpee, Shelpeigh, Shelpi, Shelpie, Shelpy
|
Old English |
| Shelton |
From the shelly beachside town.
|
Sheltan, Shelten, Sheltin, Sheltyn
|
Old English |
| Shem |
Reputation
|
|
Hebrew |
| Shen |
Sacred amulet, worn to protect
against eveil.; Meditation, spirit
|
|
Egyptian, Chinese |
| Sheng |
Victory
|
|
Chinese |
| Shep |
Sheep.
|
|
Old English |
| Shepherd |
Sheep herder.
|
Shep, Sephard, Sheperd,
Shepp,
Sheppard, Shepperd
|
English |
| Shepley |
From the sheep meadow.
|
Sheplea, Shepleah,
Sheplee, Shepleigh, Shepli, Sheplie, Sheply
|
Old English |
| Sherborne |
From the clear stream.
|
Sherborn, Sherbourn, Sherbourne
|
Old English |
| Sheridan |
Wild; From the shire valley.
|
Sheriden, Sherisin,
Sheridon, Sheridyn, Syerydan, Sheryden, Sherydin, Sherydon, Sherydyn
|
Irish; Old English |
| Sheriff |
Law keeper.
|
Sherif, Sherrif, Sherriff,
Sherryf, Sherryff, Sheryf, Sheryff
|
English |
| Sherill |
From the shire on the hill.
|
Sheril, Sheryl, Sheryll
|
English |
| Sherlock |
One with the fair, short
hair.
|
Sherloc, Sherloch,
Sherloche, Sherlocke, Sherlok
|
Old English |
| Sherman |
Shearer.
|
Shermann, Shermen,
Shirman, Shirmann, Shyrman, Shyrmann
|
Old English |
| Sherrod |
Land clearer.
|
Sherod
|
English |
| Sherwin |
Splendid friend.
|
Sherwinn, Sherwyn,
Sherwynn,
Sherwynne
|
English |
| Sherwood |
From the bright woods.
|
Sharwood
|
English |
| Shihab |
Fire
|
Shyhab
|
Arabic |
| Shilin |
Intellectual
|
Shilyn, Shylin, Shylyn
|
Chinese |
| Shima |
Island
|
Shimah, Shyma, Shymah
|
Japanese |
| Shimon |
Amazing
|
Shimona, Shimonah, Shymon,
Shymona, Shymonah
|
Hebrew |
| Shimshon |
Sun
|
|
Hebrew |
| Shin |
Trusted
|
Shyn
|
Korean |
| Shing |
Victory
|
Shingae, Shingo, Shyng
|
Chinese |
| Shipley |
Dweller at the sheep
meadow.
|
Shiplea, Shipleah,
Shiplee, Shipleigh, Shipli, Shiplie, Shiply, Shyplea, Shypleah,
Shyplee, Shypleigh, Shypley, Shypli, Shyplie, Shyply
|
Old English |
| Shipton |
Dweller at the sheep
town.
|
Shiptan, Shipten, Shiptin,
Shiptun, Shiptyn, Shyptan, Shypten, Shyptin, Shypton, Shyptyn
|
Old English |
| Shiro |
Fourth-born child.
|
Shirow, Shyro, Shyrow
|
Japanese |
| Shiva |
Life, Death.
|
Shivah, Shyva, Shyvah
|
Hindi |
| Sholto |
The teal duck; Sower of
seeds.
|
|
Irish, Gaelic; Celtic |
| Shomer |
Guardian
|
Shomar, Shomir, Shomor,
Shomyr
|
Hebrew |
| Shon |
God is gracious. A form
of Sean and John.
|
Shondae, Shoondai,
Shondale, Shonday, Shonel, Shonntay
|
American, Hebrew |
| Shoni |
Changing
|
Shonee, Shoney, Shonie,
Shony
|
Hebrew |
| Shonkah |
Black dog.
|
|
Osage |
| Shovai |
Gem
|
Shovay
|
Hebrew |
| Shri |
Worth of reverance.
|
|
Sanskrit |
| Shunnar |
Pheasant
|
Shunar
|
Arabic |
| Siaki |
God is gracious.
|
|
Polynesian |
| Siaosi |
Farmer
|
Sior
|
Polynesian |
| Siarl |
Man
|
Syarl
|
Welsh |
| Sibran |
From Cyprus.
|
Sybran
|
Breton |
| Sid |
From St Denis, Enchanter;
Wide. A form of Sydney.
|
Sidd, Syd, Sydd
|
Phoenician, English |
| Siddartha |
Accomplishment
|
Sida, Siddhartha, Sidh,
Sidharth, Sidhartha, Sidhdhardth, Sidhdhartha, Sydartha, Syddhartha
|
Sanskrit |
| Siddell |
From the wide valley;
From St Denis' valley.
|
Siddel, Sidel, Sidell,
Sydel, Sydell
|
Old English; Old French |
| Sideris |
Heavenly body.
|
|
Latin |
| Sidney |
From St Denis; Wide;
Enchanter
|
Sidney, Sidni, Sidnie,
Sidny
|
Old French; English;
Phoenician |
| Sidonius |
Fine cloth of linen.
|
Sidonis, Sydonis,
Sydonius
|
Greek |
| Sidwell |
From the wide stream.
|
Siddwal, Siddwall,
Siddwel, Siddwell, Sidwal, Sidwall, Sidwel, Syddwal, Syddwall, Syddwel,
Syddwell, Sydwal, Sydwall, Sydwel, Sydwell
|
English |
| Sierra |
Black; Saw-like toothed;
Mountain.
|
Siera, Sierah, Sierrah,
Syera, Syerah, Syerra, Syerrah
|
Irish; Spanish; Arabic |
| Siffre |
Victorious peace.
|
|
French |
| Siffredo |
Victorious peace.
|
Sifredo, Syffredo
|
Italian |
| Sigbjorn |
Guardian bear of victory.
|
|
Scandinavian |
| Sigfried |
Victorious peace.
|
Siffre (French),
Sigefredo, Sigfrid (German), Sigfroi, Sigvard (Norse), Sygfred,
Sygfreid, Sygfreyd, Sygfrid, Sygfryd, Ziegfried, Zigfrid, Zygfred,
Zygfreid, Zygfid, Zygfried, Zygfryd
|
Teutonic |
| Sigmund |
Victorious protector.
|
Saegmon (Norse), Saegmond
(Norse), Saegmun, Saegmund, Sigismond (French), Sigismondo (Italian),
Sigismund (German), Sigismundo (Spanish), Sigismunus (Dutch), Sigmundo
(German), Sygmon, Sygmond, Sygmondo, Sygmun, Sygmund, Sygmundo,
Sygismon, Sygismond, Sygimondo, Sygismun, Sygismund, Sygismundo,
Sygysmon, Sygysmond, Sygysmondo, Sygysmun, Sygysmund, Sygysmundo,
Zigimond, Zigimund, Zigmon, Zygismon, Zygismond, Zygismondo, Zygismun,
Zgismund, Zygismundo, Zygysmon, Zygysmond, Zygysmondo, Zygysmun, ,Zgysmund,
Zygysmundo
|
Teutonic |
| Sigurd |
Victorious guardian.
|
Sygurd
|
Old Norse |
| Sigwald |
Victorious ruler.
|
Sigwaldo, Sygwald,
Sygwaldo
|
Old Norse |
| Sikueli |
Squirrel
|
Sykueli
|
Tongan |
| Sikwaii |
Sparrow
|
|
Cherokee |
| Silas |
Forest dweller, Of
woodland, Forest god.
|
|
Latin |
| Silburn |
Child who is blessed.
|
Silborn, Silborne,
Silbourn, Silboune, Silburne, Sylborn, Sylborne, Sylbourn, Sylbounre,
Sylburn, Sylburne
|
Old English |
| Silvan |
Forest dweller.
|
Silas, Silvain (French),
Silvano (Italian, Spanish), Silvio (Italian, Spanish), Sylas, Sylvanus,
Sylvio (Italian, Spanish)
|
Latin |
| Silvanus |
Forest dweller.
|
Sylvanus
|
Latin |
| Silvester |
From the forest.
|
Sailbheastar (Irish),
Silvestre (French, Spanish), Silvestro (Italian), Sylvester
|
Latin |
| Sima |
Treasure
|
Simah, Syma, Symah
|
Hebrew |
| Simba |
Lion
|
Simbah, Symba, Symah
|
Swahili |
| Simeon |
Monkey. A form of Simon, Listening.
|
Symeon, Symian, Symyan
|
German, French |
| Simmias |
Listening. A form of
Simon.
|
Simas, Symmias, Symmyas,
Symyas
|
Greek |
| Simms |
Simon's son, Son of the
listening one.
|
Sims, Symms, Syms
|
Hebrew |
| Simo |
Obedient. A short form of
Simon, listening.
|
Simmo, Symo, Symmo
|
Finnish, Australian |
| Simon |
Listening
|
Seemeon, Semein, Simanao,
Simanas, Simej, Simeon (French), Simone (Italian/French), Smons, Simonson,
Siomon, Siomonn (Irish), Sim (Scottish), Ssemar (Russian), Symon,
Symond, Symonn, Symonns, Szimon, Szymon (Polish), Zimon, Zymon
|
Hebrew |
| Simpson |
Simon's son. Son of the one who
listens
|
Simpsan, Simpsen, Simpsin,
Simpsyn, Sympsan, Sympsen, Sympsin, Sympson, Sympsyn
|
Hebrew, Old English |
| Sinbad |
Sparkling prince
|
Sinbaldo, Sinibaldo,
Synbad, Synbald
|
German |
| Sinclaire |
From St Clair's town; Clear sign.
|
Sinclair, Sinclar,
Sinclare, Synclair, Synclaire, Synclar, Synckare, Synclayr
|
French; Latin |
| Singer |
Singer
|
Synger
|
Old English |
| Sinjon |
Saint
|
Sinjun, Sjohn, Synjon
|
English |
| Sinou |
Snow
|
Synou
|
Tongan |
| Sintram |
Sparkling raven
|
Syntram
|
Teutonic |
| Sion |
Highly praised
|
Syon
|
Hebrew |
| Sione |
God is gracious.
|
Sionee, Sioney, Sioni,
Sionike, Soane,
Sone
|
Tongan |
| Sior |
Farmer. The Welsh form of
George.
|
|
Greek |
| Sipatu |
Pulling out.
|
Sypatu
|
Moquelumnan |
| Sipho |
Present
|
Sypho
|
Zulu |
| Siraj |
Light
|
Syraj
|
Arabic |
| Sirius |
Dog star. The brightest star.
Burning. Named after the Greek God Osirus.
|
Sirios, Syrios, Syrius
|
Greek |
| Siroslav |
Famous glory.
|
Siroslav, Syroslav
|
Teutonic |
| Sisi |
Born on Sunday.
|
Sysi, Sysy
|
Franti |
| Sisto |
Sixth-born child.
|
Systo
|
Italian |
| Sitoake |
Stork
|
Sytoake
|
Tongan |
| Sitriv |
Secure conqueror.
|
Sitrick, Sitrik, Sytric,
Sytrick, Sytrik, Sytryc, Sytryck, Sytryk
|
Norse |
| Sivan |
Born during the ninth month of the
Jewish year.
|
Syvan
|
Hebrew |
| Siward |
Victorious peace.
|
Syward
|
English |
| Siwili |
Fox's long tail.
|
Siwilie, Siwily, Siwyli,
Siwylie, Siwyly, Sywili, Sywilie, Sywyly
|
Native American |
| Sixtus |
Sixth-born child.
|
Sixte, Syxte, Syxtus
|
Latin |
| Skeet |
Swift moving.
|
Skeat, Skeets, Skeeter
|
Middle English |
| Skelly |
Teller of stories.
|
Skelea, Skeleah, Skelee,
Skeleigh, Skeley, Skeli, Skelie, Skell, Skellea, Skelleah, Skellee,
Skelleigh, Skelley, Skelli, Skellie, Skely
|
Irish |
| Skelton |
from the estate or town
on the lrdge.
|
|
Old English |
| Skender |
Defender of humankind. A form of
Alexander.
|
Skendr
|
Slavic |
| Skene |
Bush
|
Sken
|
Gaelic |
| Skerry |
Stone island.
|
Skery
|
Norwegian |
| Skip |
Ship owner.
|
Skipi, Skipie, Skipp,
Skippi, Skippie,
Skippy, Skipy, Skyp, Skypi, Skypie, Skypp, Skyppi, Skyppie, Skyppy,
Skypy
|
Old Norse |
| Skipper |
Ship owner.
|
Skypper
|
Old Norse |
| Skipton |
From the ship town.
|
Skippton, Skyppton, Skypton
|
Old English |
| Skule |
Shield
|
Skul, Skull
|
Norse |
| Skyler
"SKY-ler" |
Fugitive, Giving shelter, Protection,
Scholar.
|
Skyla, Skylar, Skylr, Schuyler
|
Danish, Dutch |
| Slade |
From the valley.
|
Slaid, Slayd
|
English |
| Sladen |
From the valley.
|
Sladan, Sladein, Sladon,
Sladyn, Slaidan, Slaiden, Slaidin, Slaidon, Slaidyn, Slaydan, Slayden,
Slaydin, Slaydon, Slaydyn
|
English |
| Slane |
Salty
|
Slain, Slaine, Slayn, Slayne
|
Czech |
| Slater |
Slater of roofs.
|
Slaiter, Slayter
|
English |
| Slava |
Glorious stand.
|
Slavah, Slavik, Slavoshka
|
Russian, Latin |
| Slavin |
Mountain man.
|
Slavan, Slaven, Slavon, Slavyn
|
Irish |
| Slavomil |
Fried who is glorious.
|
Slavomilo, Slavomyl, Slavomylo
|
Slavic |
| Slawek |
Gloriously happy. A form of
Radoslaw.
|
|
Polish |
| Sleeman |
Clever
|
Sleaman
|
Old English |
| Slevin |
Mountain climber.
|
Slavan, Slaven, Slavin,
Salvon, Slavyn, Slevan, Sleven, Slevon, Slevyn
|
Irish |
| Sloane |
Warrior
|
Sloan
|
Irish |
| Smedley |
From the meadow.
|
Smedlea, Smedleah,
Smedlee, Smedleigh, Smedli, Smedlie, Smedly
|
Old English |
| Smith |
Blacksmith
|
Smithe, Smithey, Smithi,
Smithie, Smithy, Smitth, Smyth
|
Old English |
| Snow |
From the snowy valley.
|
|
Old English |
| Snowden |
From the snowy valley.
|
Snowda, Snowdin,S howdon,
Smowdyn
|
Old English |
| So |
First-born child.
|
|
Vietnamese |
| Socrates |
Wisdom
|
|
Greek |
| Sofian |
Devoted
|
Sofyan
|
Arabic |
| Sohan |
Charming
|
|
Hindi |
| Sohrad |
Hero who is ancient.
|
Sorad
|
Persian |
| Soja |
Warrior
|
Sojah
|
Yoruba |
| Sol |
Sun
|
Soll
|
Latin |
| Solomon |
Peace
|
Salaman, Salamen, Salamon,
Salamun, Salman, Salmyn, Saloman, Salomo, Salomon (French), Salomone
(Italian), Selim, Shelomaoh, Shlomo, Sholom, Solaman, Solamh (Irish),
Soloman, Solomo (German, Dutch), Solomyn, Sulaiman, Zalman, Zalmen,
Zalmin, Zalmon, Zalmyn
|
Hebrew |
| Solon |
Wisdom, Grave.
|
Solan, Solen, Solin,
Solyn
|
Greek |
| Solve |
Warrior who is healthy.
|
|
Danish |
| Somerled |
Summer wanderer (a poetic way of
referring to a Viking)
|
Somerledi, Somerled
|
Old Norse |
| Somerset |
Summer place.
|
Sommerset, Sumerset,
Summerset
|
Old English |
| Somerton |
From the summer town.
|
|
Old English |
| Somerville |
From the summer village.
|
Somervil, Somervill,
Somervyl, Somervyll, Somervylle, Sumervil, Sumervill, Sumerville,
Sumervyl, Sumervyll, Sumervylle, Summervil, Summervill, Summerville,
Summervyl, Summervyll, Summervylle
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Teutonic |
| Son |
Star; Mountain; Son
|
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Native American;
Vietnamese; English |
| Sonam |
The fortunate one.
|
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Tibetan |
| Songan |
Strength
|
Song
|
Native American |
| Sonny |
Son
|
Sonee, Soney, Soni, Sonie,
Sonnee, Sonney, Sonni, Sonny, Sony, Suni, Sunie, Sunni, Sunnie, Sunny,
Suny
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Old English |
| Sono |
Elephant
|
|
Akan |
| Sophocies |
The glory of wisdom.
|
|
Greek |
| Sophus |
Wisdom. A masculine form
of Sophia.
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Sophis, Sophys
|
Greek |
| Soren |
Thunder, War.
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Sorenson
|
Danish |
| Sorley |
Viking, Summer wanderer.
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Sorlea, Sorleah, Sorlee,
Sorleigh, Sorli, Sorlie, Sorly
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Old Norse |
| Sorrell |
Reddish/brown haired.
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Sorel, Sorell, Soril,
Sorill, Sorrel, Sorril, Sorrill, Soryl, Soryll
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Old French |
| Sosaia |
God will help.
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Sosaiah
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Polynesian |
| Soterios |
Saviour
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Greek |
| Southwell |
From the south stream.
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Southwal, Southwall,
Southwel
|
Old English |
| Sovann |
Gold
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Sovan
|
Cambodian |
| Sowande |
A wise healer found me.
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Sowand
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Yoruba |
| Spain |
Geographical - The
country.
|
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Latin |
| Spalding |
From the divided field.
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Spaulding
|
English |
| Spangler |
Glittering; Tinsmith.
|
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French; German |
| Spark |
Flash of light.
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Sparkey, Sparki, Sparkie
|
English |
| Sparrow |
Little bird.
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Sparro
|
Middle English |
| Spear |
One who carries a spear.
|
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English |
| Speed |
Fast success.
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Speedey, Speedie
|
English |
| Spencer |
Dispenser of provisions.
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Spence
|
English |
| Sperling |
Little sparrow bird.
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Sperlin
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Middle English |
| Spicer |
Spice seller.
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Spycer
|
Old French |
| Spier |
Watcher
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Spyer
|
Old French |
| Spike |
Grain ear; Spike-haired.
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Spyke
|
Latin; Old English |
| Spiro |
Breath of God.
|
Spiridion, Spiridone
(Italian), Spyridion, Spyridone, Spyro
|
Latin |
| Spode |
From the spear-shaped
field.
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Old English |
| Spooner |
Maker of spoons or
roofing shingles.
|
|
Old English |
| Spoor |
Maker of spurs.
|
Spoors, Spur, Spurs
|
English |
| Spreckley |
Twigs
|
Sprecklea, Spreckleah,
Sprecklee, Spreckleigh, Spreckli, Sprecklie, Spreckly
|
Old English |
| Spring |
From the spring time.
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English |
| Springsteen |
From the stone river.
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Springstein, Springsteyn,
Spryngsteen, Spryngstein, Spryngsteyn
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Old English |
| Sproul |
Energetic, active one.
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Sproule, Sprowl, Sprowle
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Middle English |
| Squire |
Attendant to a knight.
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Squyre
|
English |
| Stable |
Reliable
|
Stabel
|
Old French |
| Stacey |
Prosperous
|
Stace, Stacee, Staci, Stacie, Stacy
|
Latin |
| Stack |
Stacker of hay.
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Old Norse |
| Stafford |
From the ford near the
landing place.
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Staford
|
Old English |
| Stamford |
From the stone ford.
|
Stemford
|
Old English |
| Stamos |
Crown
|
|
Greek |
| Stan |
Stone. The short form of
names starting with 'Stan'.
|
|
Old English |
| Stanbury |
From the stone fortress.
|
Stanberi, Stanberie,
Stanberri, Stanberrie, Stanberry, Stanbery, Stanburi, Stanburie,
Stanburri, Stanburrie, Stanburry
|
Old English |
| Stancil |
Beam or bar.
|
Stancile, Stancyl,
Stancyle
|
Old English |
| Stancliff |
From the stone cliff.
|
Stanclif, Stanclyf,
Stanclyff
|
Old English |
| Standish |
From the stony enclosure.
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Standysh
|
Old English |
| Standwood |
From the stone woods.
|
stanwood
|
Old English |
| Stanfield |
From the stone field.
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Stanfyeld
|
Old English |
| Stanford |
From the stone ford.
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Stanforde
|
Old English |
| Stanhope |
From the stone hollow.
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Stenhope
|
Old English |
| Stanislaus |
Glorious stand.
|
Aineislis (Irish),
Stanislao, Stanislas (French), Stanislav (German), Stanislavas
(Lithuanian), Stanislavs (Lettish), Stanislaw (Polish), Stanislus,
Stanko (Illyrian), Stanyslaus
|
Slavic |
| Stanley |
From the stony meadow.
|
Stanlea, Stanleah,
Stanlee, Stanleigh, Stanli, Stanlie, Stanly
|
Old English |
| Stanmore |
From the stony moor.
|
Stanmoar, Stanmoaare,
Stanmoor, Stanmoore, Stanmor
|
Old English |
| Stannard |
Hard like stone.
|
Stanard
|
Old English |
| Stanton |
From the stone town.
|
Staunton
|
Old English |
| Stanway |
Dweller at the stone
village.
|
Stanwic, Stanwik, Stanwyc,
Stanwyck, Stanwyk
|
Old English |
| Stanwick |
Dweller at the stone
village.
|
Stanwic, Stanwik, Stanwyc,
Stanwyck, Stanwyk
|
Old English |
| Stanwood |
Dweller at the stone
forest.
|
Stenwood
|
Old English |
| Starbuck |
Stone road, From the deer
star meadow.
|
|
Old English |
| Stark |
Strength
|
Starke
|
German |
| Starling |
The sterling bird.
|
Starlin, Starlyn,
Starlyng
|
Old English |
| Starr |
Star
|
Star
|
Old English |
| Stavropoulos |
Son of Stavros.
|
|
Greek |
| Stavros |
Crowned. A form of
Stephen.
|
Stavro
|
Greek |
| Steadman |
Farmstead occupant,
Steady, Reliable.
|
Stedman
|
English |
| Steele |
One who works with steel.
|
Steal, Steale, Steel
|
Old English |
| Steenie |
Crowned. A form of
Stephen.
|
steen, Steene, Steenee,
Steeni, Steeny, Stein, Steine, Steinee, Steiney, Steini, Steinie,
Steiny, Steyn, Steynee, Steyney, Steyni, Steynie, Steyney
|
Scottish |
| Stefan |
Crowned. A form of
Stephen.
|
Stefano, Stefen, Steffan,
Steffano, Steffen, Steffin, Stefin, Stenka (Russian), Stephan,
Stephano, Stephanos (Greek), Stephen, Steven
|
Polish, Russian, Swedish,
Swiss |
| Stefano |
Crowned. A form of
Stephen.
|
Stephano
|
Italian |
| Stein |
Stone
|
Stean, Steen, Steine,
Steiner, Stene, Steyn, Steyne
|
German |
| Steinar |
Stone warrior.
|
Stean, Steane, Steanar,
Steaner, steenar, Steene, Steener, Stein, Steine, Steiner, Steyn,
Steyne, Steynar, Steyner
|
Norwegian |
| Sten |
Stone
|
Stenn
|
Swedish, Scandinavian |
| Stephen / Steven |
Crowned
|
Estaban, Estevan (Spanish), Etienne
(French), Steaphan (Scottish), Steav, Steave, Steaven, Stefan
(German/Danish), Stefano (Italian), Stefin, Stefinn, Stefyn, Stefynn,
Stephan, Stephin, Stephyn, Stenka (Russian), Stenkia, Stephanus
(Swedish), Stephanos, Stephanus, Stepika, Stepka, Stepko, Stevan,
Steve, Steven (Australian / English), Stevin, Stevon, Stevyn, Tiennot
|
Greek |
| Stephenson |
Stephen's son; son of the crowned one
|
Stravropoulos (Greek), Stevenson
|
English |
| Stephon |
Turner
|
Strephonn
|
Greek |
| Sterling |
Silver penny.
|
Sterlin, Stirlin, Stirling,
Styrlin, Styrling, Styrlyn, Styrlyng
|
English |
| Stern |
Star; Stern
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Sterne, Sturn, Sturne
|
German; Old English |
| Stewart |
Steward of the manor
|
Stuart
|
English |
| Stig |
Rising mount
|
|
Old Norse; Swedish |
| Stiggur |
Gate
|
|
Gipsy |
| Stillman |
Still; quiet
|
Stilman, Styllman, Stylman
|
English |
| Sting |
Grain spike
|
Styng
|
English |
| Stinson |
Stone's son; son of the stone one
|
Stynson
|
English |
| Stockley |
From the meadow with the stock
|
Stocklea, Stockleah,
Stocklee, Stockleigh, Stockli, Stocklie, Stockly
|
Old English |
| Stockman |
Livestock worker
|
Stockmen
|
Australian |
| Stockton |
From the tree-stump
estate or town.
|
|
Old English |
| Stockwell |
From the well by the tree stump
|
Stockwal, Stockwall, Stockwel
|
English |
| Stoddard |
Keeper of horses
|
Stodard
|
Old English |
| Stoke |
Village
|
Stok
|
Old English |
| Stoker |
Tender of the fire
|
Stoke, Stokes
|
English |
| Stone |
Stone
|
Stonee, Stoney, Stoni,
Stonie, Stony
|
English |
| Storm |
Tempest
|
Storme, Stormee, Stormey,
Stormi, Stormie, Stormy
|
Old English |
| Storr |
Great one.
|
|
Old Norse |
| Stover |
Tender of the stove
|
Stov, Stove
|
English |
| Stowe |
From the place
|
Stow
|
Old English |
| Strahan |
Poet, Wisdom.
|
|
Irish, Gaelic |
| Stratford |
From the street near the
river ford, From the straight river ford.
|
Strattford
|
Old English |
| Stratton |
From the river valley
town.
|
Straton
|
Scottish |
| Stringfellow |
Strong fellow.
|
|
Old English, Old Norse |
| Strobe |
Twist
|
|
Greek |
| Strom |
River
|
|
German |
| Strong |
Powerful
|
|
Old English |
| Stroud |
From the thicket.
|
|
Old English |
| Struthers |
From the stream.
|
|
Irish, Gaelic |
| Stuart |
Steward
|
Stewart
|
Scottish |
| Sturt |
Hill
|
|
Old English |
| Styge |
Rising
|
Stygge
|
Norse |
| Styles |
Dweller by the stock enclosure
|
|
Old English |
| Subhi |
Early morning
|
Subhee, Subhie
|
Arabic |
| Sudi |
Lucky
|
Suud
|
Swahili |
| Sued |
Chief
|
|
Arabic |
| Suffield |
From the south field.
|
Sufield
|
Old English |
| Sugen |
Valley of the sows.
|
Sugdan, Sugdin, Sugdon,
Sugdyn
|
English |
| Suhail |
Gentle, Easy, The name of a star.
|
Sohail, Sohayl, Souhail,
Sujal
|
Arabic |
| Suhuba |
Friendly
|
Suhubah
|
Swahili |
| Sujay |
Success, Victory.
|
Sujae, Sujai
|
Hindi |
| Sukru |
Thankful
|
Sukroo
|
Turkish |
| Sullivan |
One with the black (sullen) eyes;
dark; irish surname.
|
Sullyvan
|
Irish/Gaelic |
| Sully |
From the meadow in the south, to
blacken.
|
Sullea, Sulleah, Sullee,
Sulleigh, Sulley, Sulli, Sullie
|
Old English |
| Sulprice |
One with the red spotted
face.
|
Sulpryce
|
French |
| Sultan
"sŭl'tən" |
Ruler, A powerful person.
|
Sulten, Sultin, Sulton,
Sultyn, Sum (Thai)
|
Old French, Turkish,
Arabic, Aramaic |
| Sulwyn |
Fair-haired, Sunny.
|
Sulwin, Sulwynn, Sulwynne
|
Welsh |
| Summit |
Peak of a mountain.
|
Sumet, Sumit, Summet,
Summit, Summyt, Sumyt
|
English |
| Sumner |
Summoner
|
Summner
|
English |
| Sun |
Bend; Sun.
|
|
Chinese; English |
| Sundeep |
Englightened
|
|
Punjabi |
| Sunreep |
Purity
|
Sunrip
|
Hindi |
| Surya |
Sun
|
Suria, Suriah, Suryah
|
Sanskrit |
| Susi |
One who works with
horses, Horseman.
|
Susee, Susie, Susy
|
Greek |
| Sutcliff |
From the cliff in the
south.
|
Suttclif, Suttcliff,
Sutclif, Sutclyf, Sutclyff
|
Old English |
| Sutherland |
From the southern land.
|
Southerland
|
Old Norse |
| Sutton |
From the southern town.
|
|
English |
| Svara |
Mystical sound.
|
Svarah
|
Sanskrit |
| Sven |
Youthful
|
Svend, Swen, Swend
|
Norse |
| Svenbjorn |
Young bear.
|
Sveniborn
|
Norse |
| Swaggart |
One who staggers.
|
Swaggert
|
English |
| Swain |
Attendant of the knight.
|
Swaine, Swayn, Swayne
|
English |
| Swaley |
From the winding stream
meadow.
|
Swalea, Swaleah, Swalee,
Swaleigh, Swali, Swalie, Swaly
|
English |
| Swannee |
Swan
|
Swanee, Swaney,S wani,
Swanie, Swanney, Swanni, Swannie, Swanny, Swany
|
Old English, Australian |
| Sweeney |
Little hero; Strength.
|
Sweaney, Sweani,
Swe3anie, Sweany, Sweenee, Sweeni, Sweenie, Sweeny
|
Irish, Gaelic; Old
English |
| Swindel |
From the valley of the
pigs.
|
Swindell, Swyndel,
Swyndell
|
English |
| Swinfen |
Muddy pig.
|
Swynfen
|
English |
| Swinford |
From the pig ford.
|
Swynford
|
English |
| Swinton |
Dweller at the farm of
the pigs.
|
Swynton
|
Old English |
| Swithbert |
Strong, Bright.
|
Swithbirt, Swithburt,
Swithbyrt, Swythbert, Swythbirt, Swythburt, Swythbyrt
|
Old English |
| Swithin |
Strength
|
Swithan, Swithen,
Swithon,S withun,S withyn,S wythan, Swythen, Swything, Swythan,
Swythen, swythin, Swython, Swythyn
|
Teutonic |
| Sydney |
From the city of St Denis, Sydney
Australia.
|
Sydnee, sydney, Sydny
|
Old French, Australian |
| Syed |
Happy
|
Sied
|
Arabic |
| Sying |
Star
|
|
Chinese |
| Symington |
From Simon's town, From
the listening town.
|
Stimingtons
|
Old English |
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