Names That Mean He

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

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Svarg
Heaven.
Sanskrit
Svetlana
Light or holy, derived from the Slavic root svet meaning 'light'.
Russian
Svjatopolk
Holy regiment, from the Slavic elements svetu (holy) and polku (regiment).
Slavic
Svjatoslav
Holy glory, from the Slavic elements svetu (holy) and slava (glory).
Slavic
Swaathi
Derived from the Tamil word 'swaathi' meaning 'star' or 'pure'.
Tamil
Swab
Derived from the Old High German 'swāb', referring to a person from Swabia.
Germanic
Swabhu
Self-existent or self-originated, often used as an epithet for deities.
Sanskrit
Swahili
Refers to the Swahili language and culture.
Swahili
Swami
Master, teacher.
Sanskrit
Swaminath
Lord of the self.
Sanskrit
Swanand
Joy of the soul.
Sanskrit
Swant
Derived from the Germanic element 'swan', meaning 'swan'.
Germanic
Swanton
From the town of Swanton, meaning 'swan farm' in Old English.
English
Swapnesh
Lord of dreams, referring to the Hindu god Vishnu.
Sanskrit
Swapnil
Meaning 'beautiful' or 'handsome', often associated with the god Vishnu.
Sanskrit
Swaraali
A combination of Swara (musical note) + Ali (the supreme); the supreme musica...
Sanskrit
Swarali
The essence of music; one who is melodious.
Sanskrit
Swararanjani
A raga in Indian classical music; embellished with musical notes.
Sanskrit
Swardhuni
The river of music; one who is filled with melodious sounds.
Sanskrit
Swarid
The owner of musical notes; someone who possesses musical knowledge.
Sanskrit
Swarit
The creator of music; one who composes melodies.
Sanskrit
Swarni
Golden, derived from the Sanskrit word 'svarṇa' meaning gold.
Sanskrit
Swaroopa
Self-luminous or one who shines by their own light.
Sanskrit
Swarupa
Self-realized or one who knows the true nature of the self.
Sanskrit
Swasthitha
One who is healthy or well-being.
Sanskrit
Swatik
Auspicious or good fortune, often associated with the swastika symbol.
Sanskrit
Swayne
Of the swine.
English
Sweeney
Small hero.
Irish
Sweta
White, pure, or bright; also a name for the goddess Saraswati.
Sanskrit
Swetank
Beloved or dear one, derived from the Sanskrit word 'svetanka'.
Sanskrit
Swetlana
Star or light; derived from the Slavic element 'svet' meaning 'light'.
Slavic
Swinburne
From the Old English elements 'swin' meaning 'pig' and 'burne' meaning 'stream'.
English
Swinford
From the swine ford, a place name meaning pig crossing.
English
Swinton
From the English place name Swinton, meaning 'swine town'.
English
Swintun
From the Old English elements 'swīn' meaning pig and 'tūn' meaning enclosure.
English
Swithbert
Bright from the sea, derived from elements swiþ 'strong' and beorht 'bright'.
English
Swynfen
From the swine enclosure or pig farm.
English
Swynford
From the surname Swynford, meaning 'swine ford' in Old English.
English
Syaafi
It means 'healer' or 'one who cures'.
Arabic
Syaamil
Comprehensive, all-encompassing, or perfect in character.
Arabic
Syaban
The name Syaban has no specific meaning in Arabic.
Arabic
Syakib
Generous or noble, derived from the Arabic root for giving.
Arabic
Syama
Dark, black, or dark blue; often associated with the god Krishna.
Sanskrit
syamala
Dark blue or black, often referring to the goddess Kali.
Sanskrit
Syawn
From the river.
Scottish
Sybella
Prophetess.
Greek
Sybil
Oracle, prophetess.
Greek
Sybilla
Prophetess.
Greek
Sybille
Prophetess.
French
Sybyl
Prophetess.
Greek
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