Arabic: dawn

Alternative spellings: Sabah

A biblical name

Latin: the name of a traditional tribe

Alternative versions: Sabina, Saveria, Savin, Savina

English: a shade of brown, a type of fur

French: sword

A biblical name

Japanese: sincere child

Irish: sweet, lovely

Arabic: good fortune

English: a derivative of the biblical name Sarah

Persian: lotus

Old Norse: happy, blessed

Arabic: purity

Alternative spellings: Safae

Alternative versions: Saffan, Saffet

Arabic: righteous, pure

English: a type of spice

Old Norse: seer

English: story

English: a wise person, a type of herb

Persian, Arabic: alert, watchful

Arabic: peaceful

A biblical name

Alternative versions: Shamara

A biblical name

Sanskrit: time, season

Alternative spellings: Samaia

Arabic: exalted, sublime

Arabic: pleasant to be around

Alternative versions: Samra, Samrah

English: a type of plant

Scottish: an island off the coast of Scotland

Slavic, Latin: healthy

Afrikaans: god’s gift

Arabic: brilliant, wonderful

Dutch: lily

Romanian: a figure in Romanian mythology

Various languages: resembling sapphire

Alternative versions: Safaia, Saphir, Sapphirine (French)

A biblical name

Alternative versions: Sarah, Saraï, Serah, Syrah

Swahili: mirage

A biblical name

Romani: the name of a deity in Romani culture

Sanskrit, Hindi: protection

English: a type of gemstone

A Vulcan in Star Trek: The Original Series, the father of Spock

Arabic, Hebrew: princess

Aramaic, Hebrew: beloved by god

Latin: serene

Hebrew: princess

Alternative versions: Sarinia

Hindi: clouds in the night

Slavic: peaceful, calm

Saxon: stone knife

Saxon: a Saxon

Serbian: the name of a historical prince who became a monk

English: a grassy plane

Alternative versions: Savane

Sanskrit: sun

Aramaic: wise

Hindi: shadow

Japanese: happiness

Sanskrit: twilight, rest

English: a curved sword

Latin: Scotland

Italian: a place in Calabria

Irish: god’s gracious gift

A biblical name

Greek: venerable

Alternative versions: Sebastiana

Tumbuka: laughter

Latin: relating to the moon

Alternative versions: Selanah

Latin: heavenly

Slavic: shining light

Scottish: a mythological creature of the sea

Latin: elder, the name of a famous Ancient Roman philosopher

Scottish: ‘Agnes’ backwards

English: a type of herb, the name of a popular Formula 1 driver

A biblical name

Greek: beauty

Hebrew: bird

English: a type of tree

A biblical name

Alternative versions: Serafina, Seraphina, Séraphine

Welsh: star

Latin, Italian: peaceful

A biblical name

Khmer: freedom

English: a type of bird

Slavic: sister

Welsh: sixth, blind

Sanskrit: devotion

English: a number often believed to have spiritual meanings

The name of a character in Star Trek: Voyager

Latin: severe, austere

Alternative versions: Séverine (French) Søren (Scandinavian), Sørine (Scandinavian), Sorène (French), Sorenna

Persian: morning dew

Gaelic: unknown meaning

Hebrew: gift

Alternative versions: Shay, Shaya

Hebrew: heavens

American English: a modernised version of Sinead

Alternative versions: Shanaya

Gaelic: descended from the old hero

Sanskrit: unknown meaning

Unknown origin: a modern name of unknown meaning

Persian: rare, precious

Irish: heavenly

English: one who looks after sheep

Gaelic: old

Japanese: truth

Japanese: star

Romani: witch

Sanskrit: wife of Shiva

A biblical name

English: a Shakespearean character

Welsh: god is gracious

Irish: dark, black

Greek: oracle

Spanish: a mountain range

Dutch: little sister

French: daring

Middle English: made of silk

Latin: of the forest

Alternative spellings: Sylvan

A biblical name

Norse: sparkling

Irish: a changeling

Hindi: star

Sanskrit: relating to the goddess Sita

Greek: fiery, blazing

English: a type of bird

Arabic: star

Scottish: Suzie

Lithuanian: clear, beautiful

English: the heavens

Scottish: an island off the West Coast of Scotland

Dutch: scholar

Greek: derived from Socrates, the name of an Ancient Greek philosopher

Greek: wise

Latin: of the sun

Spanish: sunny

Old Norse: secret lore

English: the longest and shortest days of the year

Italian: a type of song

Italian, Latin: a type of poem

Greek: wisdom

Alternative versions: Sophaline, Sophea, Sophiana, Sophie, Sophron, Sophronia

Brazilian Portuguese: the name of a constellation

Persian: starry

English: a type of plant

English: a type of bird

English: steward

A character in Star Trek: The Next Generation

English: a shining celestial body

Alternative versions: Stara

American English: starry, star-like

English: a type of bird

Alternative versions: Sterling

English: illuminated by the stars

English: a strong metal

Alternative spellings: Steele

Romanian: calm, steady, peaceful

Alternative versions: Stellan (German, Swedish)

English: a place in London

English: rock

Alternative versions: Stonie

English: tempestuous weather

Gaelic: stream

Slavic: the fork in a river

Sanskrit: beautiful

A Vulcan in Star Trek: The Original Series

Swedish: Sweden

Greek: prophetess, oracle, seer

Alternative versions: Sybilla, Syble

A biblical name

Alternative versions: Shadrach

Old Norse: the path the sun takes across the sky

A Vulcan character in Star Trek: Enterprise