First Names starting with “S”
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Popular first names starting with “S”
First Names starting with “S”
| Name | m/f/u | Origin | Meaning |
|---|---|---|---|
| Saad | m | Arabic | Saad, a male first name, means 'happiness' or 'the happy one' and has Arabic roots |
| Saada | f | Arabic | Saada, a name for both genders, stands for 'happiness' or 'the happy one' |
| Saadain | m | Arabic | The Sincere |
| Saadet | f | Arabic | Saadet is a female first name with roots in Turkish-Arabic |
| Saadi | m | Arabic | The boy's name Saadi (سعدي) is considered a variation of the Arabic name Sadi (سعدي) |
| Saadia | f | Arabic | Saadia (سعدية) is a feminine form of the Arabic name Sadia |
| Saadiq | m | Arabic | The meaning of Saadiq is "the righteous" or "the sincere," which is derived from the Ar… |
| Saadiya | f | Arabic | The name Saadiya means 'happy' and is thus translated as 'the Happy One.' It comes from… |
| Saaliha | f | Arabic | the Righteous (Arabic: salih = righteous) |
| Saam | m | Persian | Saam, as an alternative spelling of the ancient Persian name Sam, carries the meanings … |
| Saana | f | Finnish | Saana is a Finnish short form of the names Alexandra and Susanna |
| Saandeep | m | Indian | little light |
| Saar | f | Hebrew | The name Saar has its roots in the Bible and in Hebrew |
| Saara | f | Finnish | The name Saara represents a Finnish form of the biblical Sara and means 'the Princess',… |
| Saarah | f | Saarah is a feminine spelling variant of Sarah and traces back to the name Sarai | |
| Saavik | f | Arabic | the lovable |
| Saba | f | Arabic | Saba (صبا) is a female first name that originates from Persian and represents a form of… |
| Sabah | f | Arabic | The name Sabah (صباح) is both a female and a male first name of Arabic origin |
| Sabaheta | f | Arabic | Sabaheta is a variant of the Arabic name Sabah, which is common in both Bosnia and Turkey |
| Sabahudin | m | Arabic | Sabahudin is considered a Bosnian variant of the Arabic name Sabah ad-Din (صباح الدين) … |
| Saban | m | Arabic | Saban (Şaban) is a male first name that is considered the Albanian and Turkish form of … |
| Sabatina | f | Italian | Sabatina is a feminine form of the name Sabatino, which is associated with Sabato and h… |
| Sabatino | m | Italian | The boy's name Sabatino comes from the diminutive form of Sabato, which is traced back … |
| Sabedin | m | Arabic | The name Sabedin originally comes from Arabic and is mainly found in South Slavic regions |
| Sabeeh | m | Arabic | The first name Sabeeh has its roots in Persian and is regarded as the masculine variant… |
| Saber | m | Arabic | The name Saber is a boy's name that originates from Arabic and means 'the patient' |
| Sabera | f | Arabic | The first name Sabera represents a feminine variant of the Arabic name Saber |
| Sabet | f | Sabet is an uncommon short form of the biblical name Elisabeth and means 'God is fullne… | |
| Sabeth | f | Hebrew | The designation Sabeth is derived from Elisabeth and means 'God is abundance' or 'God i… |
| Sabia | f | Celtic | Sabia, a female first name, is the Latinized form of the Old Irish Sadb |
| Sabian | m | Latin | Sabian is a masculine first name that most likely represents a variation of the Italian… |
| Sabien | f | Latin | Sabien is a Dutch form of the name Sabina, which traces back to the Roman surname Sabinus |
| Sabih | m | Arabic | The name Sabih is a Kurdish first name and the masculine counterpart of the Turkish nam… |
| Sabiha | f | Arabic | Sabiha is a feminine name variant of Arabic origin, derived from the name Sabihah |
| Sabile | f | Arabic | The name Sabile is the Albanian female variant of Sabil (سبيل) and literally means 'she… |
| Sabin | m | Latin | The male first name Sabin is derived from the Latin Sabinus and carries the meaning 'be… |
| Sabina | f | Latin | The feminine first name Sabina is the original Roman/Italian variant of the name Sabine… |
| Sabine | f | Latin | The name Sabine, a feminine form of Sabina, has its roots in the Latin term Sabīnus, wh… |
| Sabine-Andrea | f | Italian | Sabine-Andrea is a double name combining Sabine ("the Sabine") and Andrea ("the brave o… |
| Sabine-Anita | f | Latin | The name means 'the Sabine woman' and is associated with grace and elegance |
| Sabine-Charlotte | f | Sabine-Charlotte is a double name combining Sabine ("the Sabine") and Charlotte ("the f… | |
| Sabine-Christiane | f | Sabine-Christiane is a double name combining Sabine ("the Sabine") and Christiane ("the… | |
| Sabine-Claudia | f | Hebrew | Sabine-Claudia is a double name combining Sabine ("the Sabine") and Claudia ("the one f… |
| Sabine-Kathrin | f | Sabine-Kathrin is a double name combining Sabine ("the Sabine") and Kathrin ("the Pure … | |
| Sabine-Marina | f | Latin | The name Sabine refers to a people in central Italy from the time of the Romans, while … |
| Sabine-Michaela | f | Latin | The Sabine woman - Who is like God? |
| Sabine-Monika | f | Sabine-Monika is a double name combining Sabine ("the Sabine") and Monika ("the unique … | |
| Sabine-Scarlett | f | Scarlett refers to 'the red-haired one' or to scarlet red, a bluish-red dye | |
| Sabine-Ulrike | f | Latin | The meaning is 'the Sabine woman' and 'guardian of property' |
| Sabino | m | Latin | Sabino is an Italian derivative of the ancient Roman name Sabinus and can be directly t… |
| Sabir | m | Arabic | The masculine first name Sabir (صابر) originates from Arabic and can be translated into… |
| Sabira | f | Arabic | Sabira represents the feminine form of the Arabic name Sabir (صابر) |
| Sabire | f | Arabic | The name Sabire has its roots in the Arabic language and means patience and steadfastness |
| Sabit | m | Turkish | The name Sabit means 'the Unshakeable' and is derived from Turkish and Azerbaijani |
| Sabita | f | Sanskrit | Sabita is an Assamese and Bengali form of Savita as a girl's name |
| Sabitha | f | Sabitha is a girl's name that comes from Hindi | |
| Sabo | m | Persian | The name Sabo (საბო) comes from Georgia and is a derivative of the Greek name Sabbas (Σ… |
| Saboor | m | Arabic | The name Saboor has Arabic roots and means "the patient" in German |
| Saboreyah | f | the Enjoyer | |
| Sabra | f | Arabic | Sabra, an Arabic girl's name, is a form of Sabira |
| Sabri | m | Arabic | The masculine name Sabri (Arabic صَبْرِيّ) means 'the patient', derived from the Arabic… |
| Sabriel | f | English | Sabriel is a Hebrew first name used for both boys and girls, and its origin is not clea… |
| Sabrije | f | Arabic | The name Sabrije is the feminine form of the Arabic name Sabri and means 'the patient.'… |
| Sabrin | f | Arabic | Sabrin is a female first name that represents a German and Dutch spelling of Sabrine an… |
| Sabrina | f | Celtic | Sabrina, a feminine first name, derives from the Welsh Hafren, which comes from the Old… |
| Sabrina-Alexandra | f | Greek | The name means river goddess of the Severn and symbolizes the defense against men |
| Sabrina-Antoinette | f | Latin | Sabrina-Antoinette is a double name combining Sabrina ("the nymph of the River Severn")… |
| Sabrina-Antoniya | f | Latin | Sabrina-Antoniya is a double name combining Sabrina ("the nymph of the River Severn") a… |
| Sabrina-Anuschka | f | Greek | Sabrina-Anuschka is a double name combining Sabrina ("the nymph of the River Severn") a… |
| Sabrina-Elisabeth | f | Aramaic | Currently, there is no information available regarding the meaning |
| Sabrina-Gabriele | f | Sabrina-Gabriele is a double name combining Sabrina ("the nymph of the River Severn") a… | |
| Sabrina-Helene | f | American | For an exact meaning, see the names Sabrina and Helene |
| Sabrina-Hortensia | f | Latin | The meaning is identical to the names Sabrina and Hortensia |
| Sabrina-Jacqueline | f | Sabrina-Jacqueline is a double name combining Sabrina ("the nymph of the River Severn")… | |
| Sabrina-Kathrin | f | Celtic | The name Sabrina refers to the river goddess of the Severn, who, according to legend, w… |
| Sabrina-Marion | f | Aramaic | Sabrina-Marion is a double name combining Sabrina ("the nymph of the River Severn") and… |
| Sabrina-Mechthild | f | Currently, there is no information available regarding the meaning | |
| Sabrina-Sarah | f | Arabic | Sabrina is interpreted in Greek as 'the beautiful one' and Sarah as 'the noble one' |
| Sabrina-Sofia | f | Greek | Sabrina-Sofia is a double name combining Sabrina ("the nymph of the River Severn") and … |
| Sabrina-Solange | f | French | The name represents the river goddess of the Severn and embodies the festive and celebr… |
| Sabrina-Viktoria | f | Latin | For details, see the names Oumaima and the individual names Sabrina and Viktoria |
| Sabrine | f | Celtic | Sabrine, as a female name, is a Flemish, French, and Dutch form of Sabrina, which trace… |
| Sabriye | f | Arabic | Sabriye represents the feminine form of Sabri in the Turkish language |
| Sabryne | f | The origin of the word is unknown | |
| Saburo | m | Japanese | Saburo, or Saburō (三郎) in Japanese, stands for 'third son' |
| Sacha | u | Greek | The name Sacha means "the one who defends men" or, more freely interpreted, "the protec… |
| Sachar | m | Hebrew | Sachar (Захар) is the Russian variant of the biblical name Zacharias |
| Sacharija | m | Hebrew | Sacharija is a rare variant of the name Sacharja, which was originally known as Zacharias |
| Sacharja | m | Hebrew | The name Sacharja (Hebrew: zəkharjāh זְכַרְיָה) is of biblical origin and means 'God ha… |
| Sachiel | m | The origin of the word is unknown | |
| Sachiko | f | Japanese | The name Sachiko, female gender, originates from Japan and combines the meanings of sac… |
| Sachin | m | Sachin (सचिन) is a male first name of Indian origin | |
| Sachso | m | The term 'Saxony' also refers to the historical area of Lower Saxony | |
| Sachsukh | m | Indian | The first name Sachsukh, which can be used for both genders, originates from India and … |
| Sacide | f | Arabic | Sacide is a Turkish derivation of Sajida, which is considered the feminine form of Sajid |
| Sacir | m | Arabic | The name Sacir has Arabic roots; however, the exact composition of the name is not docu… |
| Sacira | f | Latin | The first name Sacira (aćira) has its roots in South Slavic and is translated as 'the … |
| Saco | m | Spanish | Saco is a form of Sarkis or Sargis, which are Armenian derivations of the name Sergius |
| Sada | f | Japanese | Sada is a diminutive of the name Sadie, which is a variant of Sara and traces back to S… |
| Sadaf | f | Arabic | The name Sadaf, which comes from Arabic (صَدَف) and Persian (صدف), means 'the pearl shell' |