Baby Names Starting With S

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Savitha
Sun.
Sanskrit
Savithri
Sun.
Sanskrit
Savithridevi
Goddess of the sun.
Sanskrit
Savithry
Sun.
Sanskrit
Savitkar
Creator of the sun.
Sanskrit
Savitr
Sun, the lord of creation.
Sanskrit
Savitra
Related to the sun or solar energy.
Sanskrit
Savitri
Sun, goddess of the sun.
Sanskrit
Saviz
Wholesome, pure.
Persian
Savoy
Forest.
French
Savva
Sabine.
Russian
Savvel
Sabine.
Russian
Savya
South.
Sanskrit
Sawaab
The reward or merit obtained from good deeds or actions.
Arabic
Sawaad
Good fortune or blessing.
Arabic
Sawaay
Bright, radiant, or shining.
Arabic
Sawahil
Meaning 'coastal' or 'shores', referring to the Swahili coast.
Arabic
Sawari
Rider, traveller.
Arabic
Sawasti
Well-being, harmony.
Sanskrit
Sawbat
Finger ring.
Arabic
Sawda
Blackness.
Arabic
Sawdah
Blackness.
Arabic
Sawer
Torch.
Arabic
Sawera
Morning, light.
Arabic
Sawier
Carpenter.
French
Sawini
Sweet scent.
Indonesian
Sawl
Prayer.
Hebrew
Sawlah
Flame, blaze.
Arabic
Sawlat
Purity, chastity.
Arabic
Sawney
Scottish variation of Sandy (Alexander).
Scottish
Sawni
Radiant, shining.
Arabic
Sawniw
Safe, protected.
Cherokee
Sawny
Nickname for Shaun or Sidney.
English
Sawrah
Image, figure.
Hebrew
Sawsan
Lily of the Valley.
Arabic
Sawwaaf
One who is patient and steadfast.
Arabic
Sawwaf
Barber, hairdresser.
Arabic
Sawyer
Occupational surname for a woodcutter or sawyer.
English
Sawyl
Sawyl is the Welsh form of Samuel, meaning 'God has heard'.
Welsh
Saxa
A rock or stone, derived from the Latin word 'saxum'.
Latin
Saxbey
From the Saxon's settlement or meadow.
English
Saxby
From the Saxon settlement or farmstead.
English
Saxe
Derived from the Germanic tribe name Saxons, meaning 'knife' or 'dagger'.
Germanic
Saxen
Derived from Old English 'seax' meaning knife, referring to a knife maker or ...
English
Saxin
Derived from the Old English personal name Seaxwine, meaning 'sword friend'.
English
Saxon
From the Germanic tribe the Saxons, meaning 'knife' or 'sword'.
English
Saxona
Derived from the Old English word for 'knife' or 'short sword'.
English
Saxonia
Land of the Saxons, referring to a Germanic tribe.
Latin
Saxons
The Saxons were a Germanic tribe whose name means 'knife' or 'short sword'.
Germanic
Saxtan
From the Old English words for 'knife' and 'stone', meaning 'knife stone'.
English

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