Baby Boy Names - S

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Baby Boy Names Beginning with S

Saben	Latin	A Sabine man (from central Italy).
Sabir	Arabic	The patient one.
Sabola	Egyptian	prophetess
Sabre	French	Swordlike.
Sacha	French	The defender, or helper of mankind. A boy or girl's name.
Sachchit	Hindu	Truth, Consciousness
Sacheverell	Old French	A leap of the young goat.
Sachiel	Hebrew	angel of water
Sachin	Hindu
Sadi	Turkish	Sadie, Sady
Sadik	Arabic	Truthful, or faithful.
Sadurni	Catalan
Safak	Turkish
Safford	Old English	From the willow ford.
Sagar	Hindu	king
Sage	Old French	Wise. Also the name of a herb. A boy or girl's name.
Sagiv	Hebrew	mighty, with strength
Sahadev	Hindu	prince
Sahale	Native American	above
Sahara		Inca gold.
Sahen	Hindu	falcon
Sahib	Hindu	sir
Sahnan	Hebrew	Wise and peaceful.
Saidi	African	Helper.
Sakda	Thai	Power.
Sakima	Native American	A king.
Salah	Arabic	Good, righteous.
Salerio		From Shakespeare's play Merchant of Venice.
Salim	Arabic	Safe, secure.
Salisbury	Old English	The fort by the willow pool.
Salman	Arabic	protector, conqueror
Saloman	Hebrew	peaceful
Salomo	German	Wise and peaceful.
Salomon	Spanish	Wise and peaceful.
Salter	Old English	A salt seller.
Salton	Old English	From the place in the willows.
Salvador	Spanish from Latin	A saviour.
Salvatore	Italian	Saviour.
Sam		She who listens also an achievement. A boy or girl's name.
Samien	Arabic	to be heard
Samir	Hindu	wind
Sammie		She who listens also an achievement. A boy or girl's name.
Sammon	Arabic	grocer
Sammy		She who listens also an achievement. A boy or girl's name.
Sampath	Hindu
Sampson	Hebrew	Of the sun, or a strong man. A biblical name.
Samson	Hebrew	Of the sun, or a strong man. A biblical name.
Samudra	Hindu	lord of the ocean
Samuel	Hebrew	Asked of God. A name from the Bible. Also see Saul.
Sanat	Hindu
Sanborn	Old English	From the sandy brook.
Sancho	Spanish	Truthful and sincere.
Sandeep	Hindu	Rishi (Sega of Gods), named after Sandipani Rishi
Sanders	Old English	The son of Alexander. Protector of men.
Sandie	Greek	The protector and helper of mankind. A boy or girl's name.
Sandler
Sandon	Old English	From the sandy hill.
Sandor	Hungarian	Protector of men. From the name Alexander.
Sandy	Greek	The protector and helper of mankind. A boy or girl's name.
Sanford	Old English	From the sandy ford.
Sanjay	Sanskrit	Triumphant.
Sanjeev	Hindu	Sanjiv
Sanjog	Hindu
Sankara	Sanskrit	Auspicious.
Sansom	Hebrew	Of the sun, or a strong man.
Sansone	Italian	Of the sun, or a strong man.
Santiago	Spanish	Of St James.
Santo	Italian	a saint
Santon	Old English	From the sandy hill.
Santos	Spanish	Of the saints. Also see Toussaint.
Santosh	Hindu
Santoso	Indonesian	Peaceful.
Sapan	Hindu
Sarasvan	Hindu
Sarat	Hindu
Sargent	Old French	A military officer.
Sarkis	Armenian	royality
Sarngin	Hindu	name of God Vishnu
Sarni	Arabic	The elevated one.
Sarojin	Hindu	lotus-like
Sarosh	Persian	prayer
Sasha	Russian	The protector and helper of mankind. A boy or girl's name.
Saswata	Hindu
Satayu	Hindu	brother of Amavasu and Vivasu
Satruijt	Hindu	a son of Vatsa
Saturnino	Latin	Of Saturn, the Roman God of agriculture.
Saturninus		From Shakespeare's play Titus Andronicus.
Satyen	Hindu
Saudeep	Hindu
Saul	Hebrew	Asked for, or prayed for. A name from the Bible. Also see Samuel.
Saunak	Hindu	boy sage
Saunders	Old English	The son of Alexander. Protector of men.
Saunderson	Old English	The son of Alexander. Protector of men.
Saurabh	Hindu
Saviero	Italian	Of the new house.
Saville	Old French	From the willow estate.
Sawyer	Old English	A sawer of wood.
Sawyl	Welsh	Welsh form of Saul. Asked for, or prayed for.
Saxby	Old Norse	From the farm of the short sword.
Saxon	Old English	Of the Saxons, or people of the sword. A boy or girl's name.
Saxton	Old English	From the farm of the Saxon.
Sayed	Arabic	The lord, the master.
Sayer	Celtic	A carpenter.
Scarus		From Shakespeare's play Antony & Cleopatra.
Schuyler	Dutch	shield, scholar
Scipio	Latin	A staff or walking stick.
Scott	Old English	Of Scottish origin.
Scully	Irish Gaelic	A herald or town crier.
Seabert	Old English	Sea glorious.
Seaborne	Old English	The sea warrior.
Seabrook	Old English	From a brook by the sea.
Sealey	Old English	Blessed.
Seamus	Irish Gaelic	Irish Gaelic form of James. The supplanter.
Sean	Irish Gaelic	Irish Gaelic form of John. God is gracious. Also see Shane.
Seanan	Irish Gaelic	Old, or wise.
Searle	Teutonic	An armed warrior.
Seaton	Old English	A place by the sea.
Sebastian	Latin	Venerable. A man from Sebasta. The name of a 3rd-century saint.
Sebes	Hungarian	fast
Secundus	Latin	The second child.
Sedgewick	Old English	From the farm in the rushes.
Sedgley	Old English	From the warrior's meadow.
Seeley	Old English	Blessed.
Seely	Old English	Blessed.
Seff	Hebrew	a wolf
Sefton	Old English	The dweller at the place in the rushes.
Seger	Old English	The sea warrior.
Seif	Arabic	sword of religion
Seiichi	Japanese	first son of Sei
Selby	Old Norse	From the willow farm.
Seldon	Old English	From the house on the hill.
Seleucus		From Shakespeare's play Antony & Cleopatra.
Selig	Jewish	Blessed fortunate.
Selim	Arabic	Safe, secure.
Selwyn	Latin	Of the woods.
Semih	Turkish
Sempronius		From Shakespeare's plaY Timon of Athens and Titus Andronicus.
Semyon	Russian	The listener.
Senach	Gaelic
Senajit	Hindu
Senan	Irish Gaelic	Old, or wise.
Sencer	Turkish
Senichi	Japanese	first son of Sen
Sennett	Old English	Bold in victory.
Senon	Spanish	given life by Zeus
Septimus	Latin	The seventh son.
Serafino	Italian from Hebrew	The ardent one. The masculine form of Seraphina.
Seraphim	Hebrew	burning ones, angels, ardent
Serge	Italian	Servant.
Sergeant	Old French	A military officer.
Sergent	Old French	A military officer.
Sergio	Italian	Attendant.
Sergius	Latin	A Roman family name.
Servan	Breton
Sesto	Latin	The sixth son.
Seth	Hebrew/Sanskrit	Hebrew: A biblical name meaning the appointed one. One of the sons of Adam and Eve. Sanskrit: A bridge.
Setiawan	Indonesian	Faithful.
Seton	Old English	A place by the sea.
Seung	Korean	successor, winning
Sevastian	Russian	A man from Sebasta. The name of a 3rd-century saint.
Severin	English	river in England
Severino	Italian	Severe.
Severn		The name of a British river.
Sevilin	Turkish	beloved
Seville	Spanish	A Spanish city.
Seward	Old English	A sea defender.
Sexton	Old French	A church official.
Sextus	Latin	The sixth son.
Seyed	Arabic	The lord, the master.
Seymour	Old French	From a place name.
Seyton		From Shakespeare's play Macbeth.
Sezni	Breton	Senan, Sane
Shadwell	Old English	From the shady stream.
Shafiq	Arabic	Compassionate.
Shah	Persian	The king.
Shahar	Jewish	The dawn.
Shailen	Hindu
Shailesh	Hindu
Shakar	Arabic	grateful
Shakir	Arabic	The grateful one.
Shalabh	Hindu
Shalin	Hindu
Shallow		From Shakespeare's play Merry Wives of Windsor.
Shalom	Hebrew	Peace. Also see Solomon.
Shaman	Native American	holy man
Shamus	Irish Gaelic	Irish Gaelic form of James. The supplanter.
Shanahan	Irish Gaelic	The wise one.
Shandy	Old English	Boisterous.
Shane		From Irish Gaelic a Variation of Sean (John), and so a form of Jane. A boy or girl's name.
Shankar	Sanskrit	He who gives happiness.
Shanley	Irish Gaelic	A venerable hero.
Shannon	Irish	From the name of a river in Ireland. A boy or girl's name.
Shantanu	Hindu
Sharad	Hindu
Sharif	Arabic	The honourable one.
Sharma	Sanskrit	Giving protection.
Shashi	Hindu	the moon, moonbeam
Shashwat	Hindu	ever lasting
Shaughan	Irish Gaelic	Irish Gaelic form of John. God is gracious. Also see Shane.
Shaun	Irish Gaelic	Irish Gaelic form of John. God is gracious. Also see Shane.
Shaw	Old English	From the grove of trees.
Shay	Irish Gaelic	The stately one. A boy or girl's name.
Shea	Irish	hawk-like, stately
Sheehan	Irish Gaelic	Peaceful.
Sheffield	Old English	From the crooked field, or the sheep field.
Shelby	Old English	The dweller at the ledge estate and a sheltered town. A boy or girl's name.
Sheldon	Old English	From the steep valley.
Shelley	Old English	From the wood, or the meadow's edge. A boy or girl's name.
Shen	Chinese	A deep thinker.
Shepherd	Old English	one who heards sheep
Sher	Sanskrit	The beloved one or a Lion. A boy or girl's name.
Sherborne	Old English	A clear stream.
Sheridan	Irish Gaelic	The wild one. A boy or girl's name.
Sheridon	Irish	wild one
Sherlock	Old English	Fair-haired.
Sherman	Old English	Shearer or servant.
Sherwin	Old English	A swift runner.
Sherwood	Old English	From the bright forest.
Shigekazu	Japanese	first son of Shige
Shiloh	Hebrew	A place of rest. A biblical placename.
Shima	Japanese	An island dweller.
Shimon	Hebrew	The listener.
Shing	Chinese	victory
Shinichi	Japanese	first son of Shin
Shipley	Old English	From the sheep pasture.
Shipton	Old English	The dweller at the sheep farm.
Shishir	Hindu
Shiv	Hindu	Lord Shiva
Shiva	Sanskrit	Benign. An important Hindu God.
Shlomo	Jewish	Wise and peaceful.
Shmuel	Hebrew	Asked of God.
Shoichi	Japanese	first son of Sho
Sholto	Scottish Gaelic	A sower of seed.
Shomari	Swahili	Forceful.
Shrey	Hindu
Shuichi	Japanese	first son of Shu
Shulamith	Hebrew	peaceful
Shunichi	Japanese	first son of Shun
Shunnar	Arabic	pleasant
Shvetank	Hindu
Shyam	Hindu
Shylock		From Shakespeare's plaY Merchant of Venice.
Siamak	Persian	bringer of joy, great emperor
Siddartha	Sanskrit	One who has accomplished his goal. A name of the Buddha.
Siddel	Old English	from the wide valley
Siddharth	Hindu
Sidell	Old English	From the broad valley.
Sidney	Old English/Old French	Old English: From the riverside meadow. Old French: From St Denis.
Siegbert	Teutonic	A famous victory.
Siegfried	Teutonic	Peace after victory.
Sigebryht	Anglo-Saxon
Sigfried	Teutonic	victory peace
Siggy		From the name Siegbert, Siegfried.
Sigi		From the name Siegbert, Siegfried.
Sigmund	Teutonic	A victorious protector.
Sigurd	Old Norse	A victorious guardian.
Silas	Latin	From the forest. Also see Silvester.
Siler	Syler
Silvanus	Latin	From the forest. Also see Silvester.
Silvester	Latin	Of the woods. Also see Silvanus.
Silvio	Latin	belonging to the forest, silver
Silvius		From Shakespeare's play As You Like It.
Simeon		The biblical form of Simon.
Similien	Breton
Simon	Hebrew	The listener. Also see Simpson.
Simonides		From Shakespeare's play Pericles.
Simple		From Shakespeare's play Merry Wives of Windsor.
Simpson		The son of Simon. The listener.
Sinan	Turkish
Sinbad	Teutonic	A sparkling prince.
Sinclair	French	A clear sign. From St Clair.
Singh	Hindu	lion
Sinjon	French	Saint John
Sinnett	Old English	Bold in victory.
Sinnott	Old English	Bold in victory.
Siva	Sanskrit	Benign.
Sivan	Hebrew	the ninth month
Siward		From Shakespeare's play MacBeth.
Skeet	Middle English	speedy
Skelly	Irish Gaelic	A storyteller.
Skelton	Old English	From the place on the ledge.
Skene	Scottish Gaelic	A bush.
Skipp	Old Norse	ship owner
Skipper	Dutch	A ship's captain.
Skjold	Scandinavian
Sklaer	Breton	Sklerijenn
Slade	Old English	From the valley.
Slate	Middle English	A fine-grained rock.
Slender		From Shakespeare's play Merry Wives of Windsor.
Slevin	Irish Gaelic	The mountain climber.
Sloan	Irish Gaelic	A warrior.
Sly		From the name Silvanus and Silvester.
Smedley	Old English	From the level meadow.
Smith	Old English	A blacksmith.
Snehal	Hindu
Snorre	Scandinavian
Snout		From Shakespeare's play Midsummer-Night's Dream.
Snowden	Old English	From the snowy hill.
Snug		From Shakespeare's play Midsummer-Night's Dream.
Socrates		The name of the ancient Greek philosopher.
Sofronio	Greek	self-controlled
Soham	Hindu
Sol	Latin	The sun. Also from the name Solomon.
Solan	soul seeker
Solanio		From Shakespeare's play Merchant of Venice.
Solinus		From Shakespeare's play Comedy of Errors.
Solomon	Hebrew	Wise and peaceful. A son of David in the Bible. Also see Shalom.
Solon	Greek	The wise one.
Solt	Hungarian	name of an honor
Solyom	Hungarian	falcon
Soma	Hungarian	a kind of berry
Somerled	Old Norse	The summer traveller. A Scottish name.
Somerset	Old English	From the summer farm or settlement. The name of an English county.
Somerville	Old English	From the summery hill.
Sonam	Tibetan/Sherpa	The fortunate one. A boy or girl's name.
Sonnagh	Welsh	mound, rampart
Sonny		Diminutive for names that includes `son'.
Sophocles	Greek	After the classical dramatist.
Soren	Danish from Latin	The stern one.
Sorley	Old Norse	The summer traveller.
Sorrell	Old French	Bitter. A plant name, and A boy or girl's name.
Soterios	Greek	saviour
Southwell	Old English	From the southern spring.
Spalding	English	divided field
Sparke	Old Norse	The lively one.
Speed		From Shakespeare's play Two Gentlemen of Verona.
Spence		A dispenser of provisions. From the name Spencer.
Spencer	Old French	A dispenser of provisions. Administrator.
Spike	Old English	A nail, or an ear of grain. Generally used as a nickname.
Spiridon	Greek	Of the soul or spirit.
Squire	Old French	A knight's attendant.
Sridhar	Hindu
Srijan	Hindu
Srikant	Hindu
Srinath	Hindu
Srinivas	Hindu
Sriram	Hindu
Stack	Old Norse	A haystacker.
Stacy	Latin	Prosperous or resurrection. A boy or girl's name.
Staffan	Swedish	Swedish form of Stephen. A crown or garland.
Stafford	Old English	From the ford by the landing place.
Stamford	Old English	A dweller at the rocky ford.
Stanbury	Old English	From the stone fort.
Standen	Old English	A dweller in the stony valley.
Standish	Old English	From the rocky pasture.
Stanfield	Old English	From the stony field.
Stanford	Old English	A dweller at the rocky ford.
Stanhope	Old English	From the stony valley.
Stanislaus	Slavonic	The glorious government.
Stanislav		Glory of the camp.
Stanislaw		Glory of the camp. From the name Stanislav.
Stanko	Slowenian
Stanley	Old English	Rocky meadow.
Stanton	Old English	From the rocky farm or estate.
Stanwick	Old English	From the rocky village.
Starbuck	Old Norse	The stream in the sedges.
Starr	Old English	A star. A boy or girl's name.
Starveling		From Shakespeare's play Midsummer-Night's Dream.
Stavros	Greek	Crowned. Greek form of Stephen.
Stedman	Old English	A farmer.
Steele	Old English	Like steel.
Stefan	German/Polish/Russian/Scandinavian	A crown or garland. Also see Stevenson and Stinson.
Stefanos	Greek	A crown or garland. Also see Stevenson and Stinson.
Steffan	Welsh	A crown or garland. Also see Stevenson and Stinson.
Stein	German	stone
Sten	Swedish	A stone.
Stenton	Old English	From the rocky farm or estate.
Stephan	German	A crown or garland. Also see Stevenson and Stinson.
Stephano	Italian	A crown or garland. Also see Stevenson and Stinson.
Stephen	Greek	A crown or garland. Also see Stevenson and Stinson.
Sterling	Old English	A little star, or a starling.
Sterne	Old English	Austere. Stern.
Stert	Old English	From the promontory.
Steve	Greek	A crown or garland. Also see Stevenson and Stinson.
Steven	Greek	A crown or garland. Also see Stevenson and Stinson.
Stevenson		The son of Stephen. A crown or garland.
Stewart	Old English	A steward, or keeper of a household.
Stig	Old Norse	The wanderer.
Stiles	Old English	From the stile.
Stillman		Quiet, gentle.
Stinson	Old English	The son of Stephen, or the son of stone.
Stiofan	Irish Gaelic	Irish Gaelic form of Stephen.
Stockley	Old English	A clearing with tree stumps.
Stockton	Old English	From the place near the tree trunk.
Stoddard	Old English	The horse-keeper.
Stoke	Old English	From the settlement.
Stokley	Old English	from the tree-stump meadow
Storm	Old English	A tempest. A boy or girl's name.
Storr	Old Norse	A great man.
Stowe	Old English	From the place or religious site.
Stoyan	Bulgarian	to stay
Strahan	Scottish Gaelic	A little valley. A Tasmanian town.
Stratford	Old English	From the ford on a Roman road.
Strato		From Shakespeare's play Julius Caesar.
Stratton	Old English	From the place on a Roman road.
Strom	German, Czech	stream; tree
Stroud	Old English	The overgrown marshland.
Stu	Old English	A steward, or keeper of a household.
Stuart	Old English	A steward, or keeper of a household.
Studs	Old English	a house
Sturt	Old English	From the promontory.
Styles	Old English	From the stile.
Subodh	Hindu
Sudarshan	Hindu	Sudarsana
Sudesha	Hindu	a son of Krishna
Sudeva	Hindu	good Deva
Sudhansu	Hindu
Sudhir	Hindu
Sudi	Swahili	Luck.
Suffield	Old English	A dweller in the southern field.
Sugriva	Hindu
Sukarman	Hindu	reciter of 1000 Samhitas
Sukumar	Hindu	tender
Sulaiman	North African	peaceful
Suleiman	Arabic	Arabic form of Solomon.
Sulio	Breton	Suliau, Suliag
Sullivan	Irish Gaelic	The blackeyed one.
Sully	Gaelic	to stain
Sulwyn	Welsh	The fair sun.
Sumadhur	Hindu	very sweet
Suman	Sanskrit	Cheerful and wise.
Sumantu	Hindu	Atharva Veda was assigned to him
Sumati	Hindu
Sumit	Hindu
Sumner	Old French	The one who summons.
Sun	Chinese/Korean	Chinese: Bending, or decreasing. Korean: Goodness. A boy or girl's name.
Sundara	Hindu
Sunil	Hindu
Surony	Hungarian	name of an honor
Suresh	Sanskrit	The ruler of the gods.
Surya	Sanskrit	The sun.
Sutcliffe	Old English	From the south cliff.
Sutherland	Old Norse	From the southern land.
Sutton	Old English	The dweller at the southern farm or town.
Suvrata	Hindu	a child of Daksa
Svein	Anglo-Saxon
Sven	Old Norse	A youth.
Swagat	Hindu
Swain	Old English/Old Norse	Old English: A swineherd. Old Norse: Youthful.
Swapnil	Hindu
Sweeney	Irish Gaelic	The little hero.
Sweeny	Gaelic	little hero
Swindon	Old English	From the hill of the pigs. An English city.
Swinford	Old English	The pig ford.
Swithin	Old English	Strong. The name of an English saint.
Sycamore	Greek	A tree name.
Sydenham	Old English	From the wide river meadow.
Sykes	Old English	At the stream or gully.
Sylvain	French	From the forest. Also see Silvester.
Sylvan	Latin	From the forest. Also see Silvester.
Sylvester	Latin	From the forest, woods.
Symon	Hebrew	The listener.
Synclair		A clear sign.
Syrus	Persian	The name of the founder of the Persian empire. From the name Cyrus.
Szabolcs	Hungarian
Szalok	Hungarian
Szemere	Hungarian	small man, demolisher
Szervoc	Hungarian	freed
Szesco	Hungarian
Szevor	Hungarian	serious, strict
Szilord	Hungarian
Szolot	Hungarian
Szymon	Polish	Polish form of Simon. The listener.
Szylve	Scandinavian