UNUSUAL BABY NAMES BEGINNING WITH S
Saba (Arabic: dawn)
Sabah (An alternative spelling of Saba)
Sabbath (A biblical name)
Sabina (Latin: a derivation of Sabine)
Sabine (Latin: the name of a traditional tribe)
Sable (A shade of brown; a type of fur)
Sabre (French: sword)
Sabtah (A biblical name)
Sadako (Japanese: sincere child; also, the name of a character in the horror movie Ringu / The Ring)
Sadhbh (Irish: sweet, lovely)
Sadia (Arabic: good fortune)
Sadie (English: a derivative of the biblical name Sarah)
Sadira (Persian: lotus)
Sael (Old Norse: happy, blessed)
Safa (Arabic: purity)
Safae (An alternative spelling of Safa)
Safaia (A type of gemstone)
Saffan (Arabic: pure, clean)
Saffet (An alternative version of Saffan)
Saffia (Arabic: righteous, pure)
Saffron (A type of spice)
Saga (Old Norse: seer; English: story)
Sage (A type of herb)
Sahira (Persian, Arabic: alert, watchful)
Saioa (A place in the Basque region of Spain)
Salia (A name of disputed meaning, popular in West Asia and Eastern Europe)
Salim (Arabic: peaceful)
Samaia (A name of unknown meaning, popular in Asia and Europe)
Samara (A biblical name, also popular around the world with various attributed meanings)
Samaria (A biblical name)
Samaya (Sanskrit: time, season)
Samia (Arabic: exalted, sublime)
Samira (Arabic: pleasant to be around)
Samphire (A type of plant)
Samphrey (A Scottish island)
Samra (An alternative version of Samira)
Samrah (An alternative version of Samira)
Sanda (Greek, Italian: a diminutive of Alexandra)
Sanela (Slavic, Latin: healthy)
Sanet (Afrikaans: god’s gift)
Sania (Arabic: brilliant, wonderful)
Sanne (Dutch: lily)
Sanziana (A figure in Romanian mythology)
Saphir (An alternative version of Safaia)
Sapphira (An alternative version of Safaia)
Sapphirine (French: made from or resembling sapphire)
Sara (A biblical name)
Sarabi (Swahili: mirage; also the name of a character in The Lion King)
Saraï (A biblical name)
Saraiah (A biblical name, also a feminine version of Zachariah)
Sarakali (Romani: the name of a deity in Romani culture)
Sarani (Sanskrit, Hindi: protection)
Sardonyx (A type of gemstone)
Sarek (A Vulcan in Star Trek: The Original Series; the father of Spock)
Sareth (A name of disputed origin, found around the world)
Saria (Arabic, Hebrew: princess)
Sariel (Aramaic, Hebrew: beloved by god)
Sarina (Hebrew: princess; Latin: serene)
Sarinia (An alternative version of Sarina)
Sariya (Hindi: clouds in the night)
Sashmir (Slavic: peaceful, calm)
Saska (Saxon: stone knife)
Saskia (Saxon: a Saxon)
Sava (The name of a Serbian prince who became a monk)
Savane (A variation of Savannah)
Savannah (A grassy plain)
Saveria (An alternative version of Sabine)
Savi (Sanskrit: sun)
Savin (An alternative version of Sabine)
Savina (An alternative version of Sabine)
Savva (Aramaic: wise)
Saya (Japanese: happiness; Hindi: shadow)
Sayana (Sanskrit: twilight, rest)
Scimitar (A curved sword)
Scotia (Latin: Scotland)
Scylla (A place in Calabria)
Seana (Irish: god’s gracious gift)
Seba (A biblical name)
Sebastian (Greek: venerable)
Sebastiana (A feminine version of Sebastian)
Sekani (Tumbuka: laughter)
Selanah (An alternative version of Selena)
Selenka (A Slavic name of disputed meaning)
Selestina (Latin: heavenly)
Selian (Slavic: shining light)
Selkie (A creature in Scottish mythology)
Seneca (Latin: elder; also the name of a famous Ancient Roman philosopher)
Senga (A Scottish name popular in the 1980s; ‘Agnes’ backwards)
Senna (A type of herb; also the name of a famous Formula 1 driver)
Sephiroth (A biblical name)
Sephora (Greek: beauty; Hebrew: bird; also now the name of a makeup shop)
Sequoia (A type of tree)
Serafim (A biblical name)
Serafina (A derivation of Serafim)
Serah (A derivation of Sarah)
Seraphina (An alternative version of Serafina)
Séraphine (An alternative version of Serafim)
Seren (Welsh: star)
Serena (Latin, Italian: peaceful)
Seret (A biblical name)
Serey (Khmer: freedom)
Serin (A type of bird)
Seska (Slavic: sister)
Sessaley (Welsh: sixth, blind)
Seth (A biblical name)
Seva (Sanskrit: devotion)
Seven (A number often bestowed with spiritual meaning; the name of a character in Star Trek: Voyager)
Severin (Latin: severe, austere)
Séverine (A feminine version of Severin)
Shabnam (Persian: morning dew)
Shae (A Gaelic name of unknown meaning)
Shamaia (Hebrew: heavens)
Shamara (An alternative version of Samara)
Shanae (A modern American version of Sinead)
Shanaya (An alternative version of Shanae)
Shani (A name found across the world with many different origins and meanings)
Shanley (Gaelic: descended from the old hero)
Sharika (A Sanskrit name of unknown meaning)
Shay (Hebrew: gift)
Shaya (An alternative version of Shay)
Shaylen (A modern name of disputed origin)
Shazia (Persian: rare, precious)
Shelia (Irish: heavenly)
Shepherd (English: one who looks after sheep)
Shin (Japanese: truth; Gaelic: old)
Shion (Japanese: star)
Shivani (Romani: witch; Sanskrit: wife of Shiva)
Shiphrah (A biblical name)
Shylock (A Shakespearean character)
Siana (Welsh: god is gracious)
Siara (Irish: dark, black)
Sibia (A name of unknown origin found all over the world)
Sibyl (Greek: oracle)
Sierra (Spanish: a mountain range)
Sieska (Dutch: little sister)
Sigourney (French: daring)
Silken (Middle English: made of silk)
Silvan (Latin: of the forest)
Simeon (A biblical name)
Sindre (Norse: sparkling)
Siofra (Irish: a changeling)
Siona (Sanskrit: relating to the goddess Sita; Hindi: star)
Sira (Greek: fiery, blazing)
Siskin (A type of bird)
Sitara (Arabic: star)
Siusaidh (Scottish spelling of Suzie)
Skaistė (Lithuanian: clear, beautiful)
Sky (English: the heavens)
Skye (A Scottish island; an alternative spelling of Sky)
Skylar (Dutch: scholar)
Socratia (Derived from Socrates, the name of an Ancient Greek philosopher)
Soffrona (Greek: wise)
Soho (A place in London; a place in New York)
Solarion (Latin: of the sun)
Solea (French, Spanish: sunny)
Sólrún (Old Norse: secret lore)
Solstice (English: the longest and shortest days of the year)
Sonata (Italian: a type of song)
Sonnet (Italian, Latin: a type of poem)
Sophaline (A derivative of Sophia)
Sophea (An alternative spelling of Sophia)
Sophiana (A derivative of Sophia)
Sophie (Greek: Wisdom)
Sophina (A derivative of Sophia)
Sophron (A derivative of Sophie)
Sophronia (A derivative of Sophron)
Soraia (Brazilian Portuguese: the name of a constellation)
Sorani (Persian: starry)
Sorath (A place in Gujurat)
Soraya (Arabic, Persian: the name of a constellation)
Søren (Scandanavian form of Severin; also the name of Danish philosopher Søren Kierkegaard)
Sorène (A feminine version of Søren)
Sorenna (A feminine version of Søren)
Sørine (A feminine version of Søren)
Sorrel (A type of plant)
Sparrow (A type of bird)
Spencer (English: steward)
Ssestar (A character in Star Trek: The Next Generation)
Star (A shining celestial body)
Stara (An alternative version of Star)
Starlene (American English: starry, star-like)
Starling (A type of bird)
Starlit (English: illuminated by the stars)
Steel (A strong metal)
Steele (An alternative spelling of Steel)
Stelian (Romanian: calm, steady)
Stellan (German, Swedish: peaceful, calm)
Stepney (A place in London)
Sterling (An alternative spelling of Starling)
Stone (English: rock)
Stonie (English: rocky land)
Storm (English: tempestuous weather)
Struan (Gaelic: stream)
Sucianty (A name of unknown origin or meaning, mostly found in India)
Sukhaia (Slavic: the fork in a river)
Sundari (Sanskrit: beautiful)
Surak (A Vulcan in Star Trek: The Original Series)
Susanti (An alternative spelling of Sucianty)
Sybilla (An alternative version of Sybil)
Syble (An alternative version of Sybil)
Sydzach (An alternative version of the biblical name Shadrach)
Sylvan (An alternative spelling of Silvan)
Synnove (Old Norse: the path the sun takes across the sky)
Syrah (An alternative version of Sarah; also a popular grape used to make wine)
Syrran (A Vulcan character in Star Trek: Enterprise)
Sythia (Greek: an ancient region of Central Eurasia; also a modern version of Cynthia)
Svea (Swedish: Swedish, a personification of Sweden)