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| Name | m/f/u | Origin | Meaning |
|---|---|---|---|
| Savvina | f | Greek | The name Savvina has its roots in Greek, although a specific composition of the word ha… |
| Schimun | m | The name Schimun is a Romansh form of Simon and derives from the Hebrew Shim'on (שִׁמְע… | |
| Schorsch | m | Schorsch, as a variation of Georg, means 'the farmer' or 'the land worker' | |
| Scylla | f | The name Scylla has its roots in Ancient Greek and is associated with mythological figu… | |
| Seba | f | Seba is a biblical name used for both genders, although its origin is not definitively … | |
| Sebastia | m | Greek | Sebastia is a shortened form of Sebastian, a name that derives from the ancient Latin S… |
| Sebastiaan | m | Dutch | Sebastiaan is regarded as the Dutch form of Sebastian, a variant of the Latin name Seba… |
| Sebastian | m | Greek | Sebastian means 'the Exalted' and derives from the ancient Greek word sebastós, which m… |
| Sebastiana | f | Sebastiana is a female first name derived from Sebastian, originating from the Latin Se… | |
| Sebastiane | f | Sebastiane is the feminine form of the name Sebastian, which traces back to the Latin n… | |
| Sebastiano | m | Italian | Sebastiano is the Italian form of the name Sebastian, which is derived from Sebastianus… |
| Sebastianos | m | Sebastianos is a boy's name with ancient Greek roots | |
| Sebastianus | m | Sebastianus is a boy's name that has its origin in Ancient Greek | |
| Sebastien | m | Sebastien (Sébastien) means metaphorically 'the Venerable', 'the Exalted', as well as '… | |
| Sebestyen | m | Hungarian | The first name Sebestyen (Sebestyén) is the Hungarian variant of Sebastian, a Latin nam… |
| Selassie | f | African | Selassie is the feminine form of the name Selas and literally means 'the brightly shini… |
| Selena | f | English | Selena represents a Latinized form of the Greek name Selene, which originates from Gree… |
| Selena-Sophia | f | Greek | Selena-Sophia is a double name combining Selena ("the moon goddess") and Sophia ("the w… |
| Selenay | f | Turkish | Selenay is a girl's name that appears as a variant of Selena in Kurdish and Turkish con… |
| Selene | f | The female first name Selene (Sélene) traces back to Greek mythology, where Selene repr… | |
| Selenia | f | The first name Selenia refers to the moon goddess and means 'the moon goddess' or 'the … | |
| Selenio | m | Selenio is an Italian name derived from the Greek first name Selene | |
| Selenka | f | The name Selenka, which is female, belongs to the Slavic variants of the name Selena an… | |
| Selenya | f | The name Selenya has its roots in the Ancient Greek language, where 'selene' means 'the… | |
| Selia | f | As a variant of Celia, the name Selia has its roots in the Roman family name Caelius (C… | |
| Seliana | f | American | Seliana is possibly a form of Selina, which in turn is derived from Selena and traces b… |
| Selie | f | Greek | Selie is derived from Selina, which is a variant of Selena, and has its roots in Greek … |
| Selina | f | Latin | The female first name Selina has several possible origins and thus different meanings |
| Selinda | f | Latin | The name Selinda is an English variation of Selina, which originates from the Greek Selene |
| Seline | f | Latin | The first name Seline has both ancient Greek and Latin origins and carries different me… |
| Selisha | f | Aramaic | Selisha is a girl's name with roots in Aramaic and Ancient Greek |
| Selita | f | Latin | Selita is a variant of Selina ("the moon goddess") |
| Selyna | f | Selyna is a modern form of Selina, which in turn traces back to the name Selena, associ… | |
| Semiramis | f | English | Semiramis (Σεμίραμις) is the ancient Greek designation for the ancient Assyrian name Sh… |
| Semjon | m | The boy's name Semjon (Семён) was adopted in the 1970s and represents an Estonian as we… | |
| Semun | m | Aramaic | Semun (ëmʻūn) is a masculine designation that is influenced by Hebrew and is derived f… |
| Senaid | m | The name Senaid, used for boys, has its origin in Ancient Greek | |
| Senaida | f | Danish | The first name Senaida means "the one dedicated to Zeus," "the one descended from Zeus,… |
| Senga | f | Scottish | The first name Senga is often interpreted as a Scottish variant of Agnes |
| Senja | f | Finnish | The name Senja, a diminutive of Arsenia and the Finnish equivalent of Xenia, means 'the… |
| Senn | m | Senn is a modern Dutch variant of the name Senne, which is regarded as a derivative of … | |
| Senne | m | Senne is a short form of Sander and Sebastian and has Flemish or Dutch roots | |
| Senni | f | Senni is a female first name that is regarded as the Finnish short form of Senniija, a … | |
| Senon | m | Spanish | Senon is a variation of the name Shannon for boys |
| Senta-Sofia | f | Latin | Senta is a diminutive of the name Vincenta, which means 'to win' and thus implies 'the … |
| Sephia | f | Greek | Sephia is a derived form of the name Sophia, which means 'the Wise' and 'the True.' The… |
| Seppo | m | Finnish | The first name Seppo is closely linked to Finnish mythology |
| Serafim | m | Greek | Serafim is a boy's name that is regarded as a Russian variant of Serafin |
| Serena-Sophy | f | Greek | The name consists of 'Serena', which means 'the cheerful', 'the happy', 'the calm', or … |
| Sevasti | m | Georgian | Sevasti (სევასტი) is a Georgian variant of the name Sebastos and is associated with the… |
| Shandi | f | The name Shandi combines elements from the names Shanda and Sandy | |
| Shandro | m | The meaning of the name Shandro can be described as 'the defender of men' or 'the prote… | |
| Sharice | f | Greek | Sharice is an African-American derivative of Sharisse, a form of Charisse, which traces… |
| Sharisse | f | French | Sharisse is a feminine first name that comes from African American culture and traces b… |
| Shenia | f | Shenia is a modern English form of Eugenia, which in turn is the feminine variant of th… | |
| Shimara | f | Greek | The name has Greek roots |
| Shoshana | f | Hebrew | The name Shoshana (שׁוֹשַׁנָּה) comes from Hebrew and is a derivative of the biblical n… |
| Shoshanna | f | Hebrew | The name Shoshanna (שׁוֹשַׁנָּה) is a Hebrew first name that originates from the biblic… |
| Shtefan | m | Swedish | The designation Shtefan also derives from Stefan and has its origins in Ancient Greek, … |
| Shura | f | Russian | The name Shura (Шура), which occurs as both a female and male first name, is derived fr… |
| Sibel | f | Arabic | The name Sibel has its roots in Turkish and translates to "the water fountain," "the we… |
| Sibella | f | Greek | Sibella is translated in German as 'the prophetess', 'the oracle', 'the seeress', or in… |
| Sibill | f | The name Sibill, a rare short form of Sibille or Sibylla, comes from the ancient Greek … | |
| Sibilla | f | Sibilla, translated into English, means 'the prophetess,' 'the seer,' or 'the oracle of… | |
| Sibille | f | Sibille, a feminine form of the name, is translated as 'the prophetess,' 'the seer,' or… | |
| Sibyl | f | The name Sibyl literally means 'the prophetess,' 'the seer,' or 'the divine prophetess.… | |
| Sibyll | f | The name Sibyll is a German short form of Sibylle or Sibylla and has its roots in the a… | |
| Sibylla | f | French | Sibylla is derived from the Ancient Greek term Síbulla (Σίβυλλα), which means 'the prop… |
| Sibylle | f | Sibylle is a girl's name that represents a German and French form of Sibylla, a Latiniz… | |
| Sibylle-Annedore | f | Latin | Sibylle-Annedore is a double name combining Sibylle ("the prophetess") and Annedore ("t… |
| Sibylle-Antonia | f | Latin | Sibylle-Antonia is a double name combining Sibylle ("the prophetess") and Antonia ("the… |
| Sibylle-Eva | f | Latin | Sibylle-Eva is a double name combining Sibylle ("the prophetess") and Eva ("the life") |
| Sibylle-Laura | f | Latin | Sibylle-Laura is a double name combining Sibylle ("the prophetess") and Laura ("the one… |
| Sibylle-Sabrina | f | Latin | Sibylle-Sabrina is a double name combining Sibylle ("the prophetess") and Sabrina ("the… |
| Sibylle-Susanne | f | Latin | Sibylle-Susanne is a double name combining Sibylle ("the prophetess") and Susanne ("the… |
| Sibylle-Ursula | f | Latin | Sibylle-Ursula is a double name combining Sibylle ("the prophetess") and Ursula ("the l… |
| Sibylle-Viktoria | f | Latin | Sibylle-Viktoria is a double name combining Sibylle ("the prophetess") and Viktoria ("t… |
| Sidro | m | Egyptian | The name Sidro is a short form of Isidro and is interpreted as "the gift of the (goddes… |
| Siim | m | Siim is an Estonian diminutive of the name Simon, which is derived from the Hebrew Shim… | |
| Sikandar | m | Indian | Sikandar is a variant of the name Alexander in Urdu (سکندر) and Hindi (सिकंदर) |
| Silena | f | Spanish | The name Silena is the feminine variant of the ancient Greek Silenos (Σιληνός), whose m… |
| Silenia | f | Spanish | The name Silenia is a derivative of Silena, a feminine form of the ancient Greek Sileno… |
| Sileno | m | The name Sileno has its roots in Ancient Greek and is an interesting word composition, … | |
| Silenos | m | Greek | The name Silenos is closely linked to Greek mythology |
| Silina | f | Silina is a variant of the name Selena | |
| Sim | m | American | The name Sim is a short form of the biblical name Simon, which carries the meanings 'Go… |
| Simao | m | Portuguese | The first name Simao (Simão) is the Portuguese variant of Simon |
| Simav | f | As a Turkish and Kurdish first name for both genders, Simav is often associated with th… | |
| Sime | m | Sime, in the form ime, is a male name variant that functions both as the Croatian shor… | |
| Simea | u | Greek | The name Simea represents a Swiss spelling of Simona and is the feminine form of the bi… |
| Simei | m | Simei, a masculine first name, has its roots in the Bible (Old Testament) and is a vari… | |
| Simela | f | Greek | Simela (Σιμέλα) is a variant of the Greek name Symela (Συμέλα) |
| Simen | m | Scandinavian | Simen, as a masculine first name, is the Norwegian form of Simon |
| Simi | f | Finnish | Simi, as a gender-neutral first name, is derived from Simone and Simon, both of which t… |
| Simina | f | The name Simina is known as a Romanian variation of Simona and is derived from the bibl… | |
| Simion | m | The designation Simion is a Romanian form of the first name Simon | |
| Simjon | m | Simjon (Симјон) is a boy's name that is regarded as a Russian variant of Simon | |
| Simka | f | Hebrew | Simka (Симка) is a derived form of Simeona and Simona and comes from the biblical name … |
| Simo | m | Finnish | The name Simo has its origins in the South Slavic region and serves as a short form of … |
| Simon | m | Hebrew | The male first name Simon (in the Spanish spelling Simón or in the Czech and Slovak for… |