| Scot | m | American | Scot is a variant of the Old English name Scott, meaning 'the Scot' |
| Scotia | f | | The name Scotia has its roots in ancient Scottish and is a female first name |
| Scott | m | American | The male first name Scott means "the Scot" |
| Scottie | m | American | Scottie is a derived form of the Old English name Scott and carries the meaning 'the Sc… |
| Scotty | m | American | Scotty is a diminutive of the Old English name Scott, which can be used for both males … |
| Seamus | m | Irish | Seamus (Séamus) is known as the Irish form of Jacob, which in turn derives from the anc… |
| Sean-Duncan | m | Irish | Sean-Duncan is a double name combining Sean ("Yahweh is gracious") and Duncan ("the bro… |
| Senga | f | Scottish | The first name Senga is often interpreted as a Scottish variant of Agnes |
| Seona | f | Scottish | Seona is a Scottish girl's name that is considered an anglicized variant of Seonaid, th… |
| Shawny | f | American | Shawny can be understood as an American short form of Shawna, which originates from the… |
| Shay | u | Celtic | Shay is a gender-neutral name and an alternative spelling of the Hebrew name Shai or an… |
| Sheena | f | English | Sheena is a girl's name that originated from English in the 1980s and is considered an … |
| Sim | m | American | The name Sim is a short form of the biblical name Simon, which carries the meanings 'Go… |
| Sine | f | Hebrew | Sine is a female first name with various origins |
| Sloan | m | English | The name Sloan has its origins in the Old Irish family name Ó Sluaghhadáin and stands f… |
| Sterling | m | English | Sterling is a masculine first name derived from the term 'sterling silver', which was u… |
| Steward | m | English | Steward is a form of Stewart, which is derived from the Gaelic name Stuart and traces b… |
| Stewart | m | English | The name Stewart, an English-Scottish designation for boys, is often regarded as a vari… |
| Struan | m | Scottish | Struan, a male first name of Scottish origin, is derived from a surname |
| Stuart | m | English | The name Stuart is the Gaelic-Scottish form of the English Stewart and has historically… |