Boy Names That Mean S

Discover Boy names meaning S with origins and popularity.

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Capulet
Belonging to the Capulets, a noble family from Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet.
Italian
Caraidland
Land of beloved friends.
Scottish
Carbrey
Derived from the Irish name Cairbre, meaning 'charioteer' or 'warrior'.
Irish
Carbry
Means 'chariot' or 'warrior' in Irish.
Irish
Carcer
Means 'prison' or 'jail' in Latin.
Latin
Carden
From the English surname, meaning 'wool carder'.
English
Cardew
From the Welsh place name Ceredigion, meaning 'Ceredig's land'.
English
Cardon
Derived from a place name meaning 'thistle field'.
French
Carew
From the Welsh word 'caer' meaning 'fort' or 'castle'.
Welsh
Cargan
Means 'little rock' or 'small cairn' in Irish.
Irish
Carleton
From the town of Carl's settlement.
English
Carlinhos
Diminutive of Carlos, meaning 'free man'.
Portuguese
Carlino
Little Charles, derived from Carlo.
Italian
Carlisle
From the city of Carlisle in Cumbria, England.
English
Carlito
Little Carl, a diminutive of Carlos meaning 'free man'.
Spanish
Carlomagno
Charles the Great.
Italian
Carlsen
Son of Carl.
Scandinavian
Carlson
Son of Carl.
Scandinavian
Carmeli
God is my vineyard.
Hebrew
Carmichael
Son of Michael, follower of St. Michael.
Gaelic
Carmichail
Son of Michael, follower of St. Michael.
Gaelic
Carolo
Italian form of Charles, meaning 'free man'.
Italian
Carolus
A Latinized form of Charles, meaning 'free man'.
Latin
Carpus
Fruit, wrist.
Greek
Carswel
From the marsh where watercress grows.
English
Carswold
From the marsh or water meadow.
English
Cartere
Occupation name related to a person who operated a cart.
English
Cartright
Cartwright means 'maker of carts', from Old English 'cræt' and 'wyrhta'.
English
Cartwright
Occupation name referring to a person who builds or repairs carts.
English
Carvel
Derived from a place name meaning 'marsh by the fort'.
English
Carver
Occupation name referring to a person who carves wood.
English
Carville
From the town of Carville, meaning 'settlement of the marsh dwellers'.
English
Case
Case-maker or case-keeper.
English
Cashel
Fortress of Cashel.
Irish
Cashlyn
Combination of Cash and Lynn.
English
Casimir
Proclaimer of peace, from Slavic elements kaziti 'to destroy' and mir 'peace'.
Polish
Casimiro
Famous destroyer of peace, derived from the Slavic elements 'kazi' (to destro...
Italian
Caslav
Derived from Slavic elements meaning 'glory' or 'fame'.
Slavic
Casleu
One of the months in the Hebrew calendar.
Hebrew
Casluhim
Descendants of Casluh, a biblical character.
Hebrew
Casper
Treasurer, Keeper of the treasure.
German
Caspian
From the Caspian Sea region.
English
Caspir
Combination of the names Casper and Jasper.
English
Casra
Name of a mythical Persian hero.
Persian
Cassi
Diminutive of Cassandra, meaning 'shining upon man'.
English
Cassian
Cassian means 'hollow' or 'empty', derived from the Roman family name Cassius.
Latin
Cassiel
Speed of God or angel of solitude.
Hebrew
Cassius
Cassius means 'hollow' or 'vain', possibly derived from the Latin word 'cassus'.
Latin
Casta
Chaste, pure.
Spanish
Caster
Possessing Magical Powers.
Greek
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