Names That Mean From

Discover baby names meaning From for boys, girls, and unisex.

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Sinai
From Mount Sinai.
Hebrew
Sindia
From Sindhi, a region in South Asia.
Spanish
Sindy
Diminutive of Cynthia, meaning 'from Mount Kynthos'.
English
Singaraj
Lion king, derived from simha (lion) and raja (king).
Sanskrit
Sinnia
From the name Cynthia.
English
Sinope
From Sinope (a city in Turkey).
Greek
Sinthia
From the name Cynthia.
Greek
Sirena
Derived from Latin 'sirena', meaning mermaid or siren.
Spanish
Sirija
Derived from Sanskrit 'siri' meaning 'wealth' or 'prosperity'.
Sanskrit
Sisyphus
From Greek mythology, Sisyphus was a king who was punished by being forced to...
Greek
Sita
Furrow, from the goddess Sita in the Ramayana.
Sanskrit
Sivaji
Derived from Sanskrit 'Siva' meaning 'auspicious' and 'ji' as a suffix of res...
Sanskrit
Sivamathy
Wealthy and prosperous, derived from the goddess Lakshmi.
Sanskrit
Sivia
From the woods.
Spanish
Siwa
not well-documented, but it is believed to have originated from the name of a...
Arabic
Siwatu
Gift from God.
Yoruba
Sixtine
Derived from the Roman name Sixtus, meaning 'sixth'.
Latin
Skapti
Derived from Old Norse 'skaptr', meaning 'shaft' or 'spear'.
Norse
Skipton
Referring to someone who is from the town of Skipton in England.
English
Skot
Referring to someone who is from Scotland.
Scottish
Slaidin
Derived from 'sláidin', meaning 'little stream' or 'brook'.
Irish
Slaney
Derived from the Irish surname Ó Sláine, meaning 'descendant of Sláine', a p...
Irish
Slani
Derived from the Slavic element 'slava' meaning 'glory'.
Slavic
Slansky
Derived from the Slavic element 'slava' meaning 'glory'.
Slavic
Slany
Derived from the Slavic element 'slava' meaning 'glory'.
Slavic
Slater
derived from an Old English occupational name for a slater, or someone who la...
English
Slaton
From the valley farm.
English
Slavic
From the Slavs.
Slavic
Slayton
From the valley of the Saxon people.
English
Slma
Peace, derived from the Arabic word for peace.
Arabic
Smiljanah
derived from Smiljana, to smile.
Slavic
Smiritha
derived from Smirit, to calm.
Sanskrit
Smit
derived from Smid, blacksmith.
Dutch
Snowden
From a snowy hill.
English
Snydley
From the wide valley.
English
Socorat
Derived from the Spanish word 'socorro' meaning 'help' or 'succor'.
Spanish
Sofiane
God's peace or pure, derived from the Arabic root á¹£-f-w.
Arabic
Sohvi
From the village.
Finnish
Somer
From the summer season.
English
Somerby
From the summer estate.
English
Somers
From the summer.
English
Somerton
From the summer settlement.
English
Somsak
Born on Thursday, from Thai 'som' (Thursday) and 'sak' (born).
Thai
Soneera
Derived from Sanskrit meaning 'golden' or 'beautiful'.
Sanskrit
Soneesh
Derived from Sanskrit meaning 'golden' or 'beautiful'.
Hindi
Sonele
Derived from 'sūnus' meaning 'son', often used as a diminutive.
Lithuanian
Sonella
Little sun, derived from Italian 'sole' meaning sun.
Italian
Sopaan
Derived from Sanskrit, meaning 'good path' or 'virtuous way'.
Sanskrit
Sosie
Nickname from French 'sosie' meaning 'double' or 'look-alike'.
French
Sosima
Derived from Greek 'sōs' meaning safe, sound, or whole.
Greek
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