Boy Names That Mean So

Discover Boy names meaning So with origins and popularity.

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Shoolin
A name meaning 'sharp' or 'pointed', often associated with a trident.
Sanskrit
Shou
Handsome.
Chinese
Shoumik
The exact meaning of Shoumik may vary, but it is often associated with qualit...
Bengali
Shravankumar
Beloved son of Shravan.
Kannada
Shray
Wealthy or prosperous; also a name of the Hindu god Vishnu.
Sanskrit
Shreevas
Consort of Goddess Lakshmi.
Sanskrit
Shreevastav
Auspicious and divine person.
Sanskrit
Shrikumar
Beautiful prince, handsome youth.
Sanskrit
Shriyans
Possessor of wealth.
Sanskrit
Shuaif
Handsome or comely.
Arabic
Shubhang
Beautiful, handsome.
Sanskrit
Shudra
A member of the lowest caste in traditional Hindu society.
Sanskrit
Shuham
Desolating, ravaging.
Hebrew
Shumayl
Beautiful; handsome.
Arabic
Shyamayan
Possessing the color of the dark clouds (usually associated with Krishna).
Sanskrit
Shyamsundar
Beautiful like the dark (usually associated with Krishna).
Sanskrit
Shyamsundara
Beautiful woman like the dark (usually associated with Krishna).
Sanskrit
Shyamsunder
Beautiful like the dark (usually associated with Krishna).
Sanskrit
Siadhal
Possessor of good luck.
Irish
Siamak
Possessor of treasures.
Persian
Sibt
Seventh-born, grandson.
Arabic
Siddanth
Principle, philosophy.
Hindi
Siddhanth
The junction or union of individual souls with the supreme soul.
Sanskrit
Siddhartha
The person who has achieved all his goals.
Sanskrit
Sidwal
Someone who is kind and helping.
Sanskrit
Sihr
Magic, sorcery.
Arabic
Sijaj
Soldier, warrior.
Arabic
Simmon
Son of Simon.
English
Simmons
Son of Simon.
English
Simpson
Son of Sim, a medieval diminutive of Simon.
English
Sishir
Cool, gentle, or soft; often associated with the moon.
Sanskrit
Sitansu
One who is absorbed in truth or reality.
Sanskrit
Sivabharathi
Goddess Parvati, the consort of Shiva, symbolizing divine feminine power.
Sanskrit
Sivagnana
Knowledge of Shiva, referring to wisdom or enlightenment associated with the ...
Sanskrit
Siyavash
Possessor of black stallions.
Persian
Skandan
One who leaps or jumps, often associated with agility.
Sanskrit
Skilling
Referring to someone who is skilled or talented.
English
Skinner
Referring to someone who prepares or works with animal skins.
English
Skioler
Referring to someone who is skilled or clever.
Norse
Skip
Referring to a person who skips or jumps lightly.
English
Skipper
Referring to a person who is the captain or leader.
English
Skipton
Referring to someone who is from the town of Skipton in England.
English
Skiriki
Referring to someone who is quick or agile.
Russian
Skorri
Referring to someone who is swift or quick.
Norse
Skot
Referring to someone who is from Scotland.
Scottish
Skuli
Referring to someone who is a shelter or refuge.
Norse
Slain
Means 'health' or 'soundness' in Irish.
Irish
Slaine
Slaine means 'health' or 'soundness' in Irish.
Irish
Slane
Means 'health' or 'soundness' in Irish.
Irish
Slater
derived from an Old English occupational name for a slater, or someone who la...
English
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