Sabin

A name meaning 'elf' or 'noble', predominantly male in some cultures but also feminine in others.

Sabina

A name meaning 'woman of the Sabine people', associated with strength and tradition.

Sabine

A name meaning 'woman of the Sabine people', relating to ancient Italian tribes.

Sabino

A name meaning 'from the Sabine people', often used in Italian cultures.

Sabrina

Sabrina is often linked to the River Severn in British legend and means 'river.'

Sabrine

Sabrine is a variant of Sabrina, often meaning 'river.'

Sabyn

Sabyn is a modern variation of the name Sabina, often associated with 'from the Sabine tribe'.

Saccius

Derived from 'sacrum', meaning sacred or holy.

Saccus

A name meaning 'sack' or 'bag' – often symbolic of holding value.

Sacha

Defender of mankind.

Sacheverell

Sacheverell is of English origin, meaning 'a place where there is a shrub or shrubland'.

Saddler

Saddler refers to a craftsman who makes saddles.

Sadhbh

Meaning 'sweet' or 'goodness', representing a kind and gentle nature.

Sadie

An English diminutive of Sarah, meaning 'princess' or 'noblewoman', denoting royalty.

Sadka

Sadka means 'daughter of the farmer.'

Sadler

Sadler refers to a person who makes saddles.

Sadye

A variation of Sadie, meaning 'princess' or 'noblewoman'.

Saebald

Means 'sacred courage', combining Old High German elements.

Saebehrt

A name meaning 'bright as a sword', derived from Old High German elements.

Saebeorht

A name meaning 'bright from the sea', from Old High German language roots.

Saeburg

A name meaning 'fortification by the sea', derived from Germanic elements.

Saegar

An Old English name meaning 'sea spear'.

Saegeat

An Old English name meaning 'gift of the sea'.

Saeger

A German name meaning 'safeguard' or 'protector'.

Saegifu

An Old English name meaning 'sea gift'.

Saelig

An old name implying 'prosperous' or 'blessed' in its derivation.

Saeva

Meaning 'sea' or 'ocean' in Old Norse.

Saewald

Meaning 'aged warrior' from Old English elements.

Saewara

Meaning 'sea protection' from Old English origins.

Saeward

A name meaning 'guardian of the sea' in Old English.

Saeweard

Meaning 'guardian or protector of the sea' in Old English.

Saewig

A name meaning 'sea battle' from Old English roots.

Saewine

Meaning 'friendly warrior of the sea' in Old English.

Saewulf

A name that means 'sea wolf' in Old English.

Saewynn

Meaning 'friend of the sea' in Old English.

Saeyva

Meaning 'sea lover' in Old English.

Safari

Safari means 'journey' in Swahili, often associated with an adventure or expedition.

Saffine

A name associated with the precious spice saffron, symbolizing beauty and culinary excellence.

Safford

A surname derived from geographical features meaning 'ford by the willow tree.'

Saffren

A variant of 'saffron,' symbolizing brightness and cheerfulness.

Saffron

The name directly refers to the fragrant and valuable spice used in cooking and dyes, symbolizing beauty and richness.

Saffronia

A variant of the name Saffron, indicating brightness and cheerfulness, linked to the spice's attractiveness.

Saffy

A diminutive of Saffron, often used as an affectionate form with the same rich connotation of the spice.

Sage

The name means 'wise' or 'sage' as in a wise person.

Sageda

The name reflects a connection to wisdom as seen in its origins, signifying 'wisdom and knowledge.'

Sagga

This name is associated with 'dance' or 'moving rhythm,' from the Old Norse roots.

Sagramore

A name meaning 'one who is great' or 'strong leader', from the legends surrounding King Arthur.

Sagrario

A Spanish name meaning 'a sacred space' or 'sanctuary' often associated with holy places.

Sagubar

A unique name likely derived from a surname indicating a descent from a wooden structure or place.

Sahak

Derived from the Armenian word meaning ‘the joyful one.’

Saija

Saija means 'a gift or a blessed one' in Finnish culture.

Sain

Means 'a saint' or 'holy one' derived from Latin, often associated with Christianity.

Saint

The name means 'holy' or 'sacred,' often associated with Christian saints.

Sakari

A diminutive form of the name Sukari, meaning 'sweet' or 'pleasant'.

Sakki

Sakki refers to a 'friend' or 'companion' in Finnish.

Salatino

A diminutive of 'Salvador,' meaning 'savior' in Spanish.

Salazar

An influential surname meaning 'the palace of safety' in Basque origins.

Saleena

Peaceful or tranquil; calm.

Saleisha

A variant of the name Alicia, meaning 'noble' or 'exalted'.

Salena

A name derived from the Latin meaning 'peaceful', often associated with tranquility.

Salene

A name meaning 'heavenly' or 'from the sky', commonly associated with purity.

Salerna

A feminine name probably derived from a town in Italy, associated with health and vitality.

Saletta

A diminutive form of Italian origins meaning 'little sal', associated with peace.

Salford

A geographical name which means 'ford by the willow tree', commonly used as a surname and location name.

Salhford

A geographical name similar to Salford, meaning 'ford by the willow tree', used in place names.

Salib

Means 'cross'; heavily associated with Christian symbolism.

Saliba

Derived from 'Salib', meaning 'the cross'; also has Christian connections.

Salina(latin)

It means 'from the salt water' or 'salt', often linked to purity.

Salinda

Salinda is a variant of Selina, signifying 'moon' or 'heavenly'.

Salinde

Salinde relates to 'divine' or 'blessed', emphasizing a connection to the heavens.

Salinger

Salinger signifies 'one who is from the flatlands', or 'farmer', relating to agrarian roots.

Salisbury

Salisbury references a place name meaning 'the fort by the willow', often related to strength and stability.

Salla

Salla is associated with 'prosperity' or 'wealth', highlighting abundance and growth.

Sallee

A variant of Sally, meaning 'princess' or 'with grace.'

Salleigh

A variant of Sally, meaning 'princess' or 'noble lady.'

Salley

A variation of Sally, meaning 'princess' or 'noblewoman.'

Salli

A diminutive of the name Sarah, meaning 'princess.'

Sallianne

An English name derived from 'Sally,' meaning 'princess.'

Sallie

A diminutive form of the name Sarah, meaning 'princess.'

Sallsbury

Refers to a 'fortified place' or a 'town near a source of water.'

Sally

A diminutive of Sarah, meaning 'princess' or 'lady.'

Sallyann

Sallyann combines the name Sally, which means 'princess', with the traditional suffix '-ann'.

Salo

Salo means 'forest', reflecting a connection to nature and the wilderness.

Saloma

A variant of Salome meaning 'peaceful' or 'calm.'

Salomao

A variant of Solomon, meaning 'peace.'

Salome

Means 'peace,' traditionally associated with a character from the New Testament.

Salomea

A Slavic variation of Salome, meaning 'peace.'

Salomi

A variant of Salome meaning 'peaceful or calm.'

Salomo

A variant of Solomon, meaning 'peaceful.'

Salomon

Meaning 'peaceful,' associated with a wise king in the Bible.

Salomone

A name meaning 'peace', derived from the Hebrew name Solomon.

Salonia

A name meaning 'peace' or 'calm', associated with beauty and tranquility.

Salonika

A name derived from a historic city, signifying 'victory' or 'place of victory' in Greek.

Saloso

A variant of Salas meaning 'peaceful place' or 'innocent'.

Salove

A name meaning 'peaceful', often associated with love and harmony.

Salsa

Meaning 'sauce' in Spanish; often implies zest and style.

Salton

An Old English name meaning 'dweller by the manor' or 'farm'.

Salud

Meaning 'health' in Spanish, often used as a blessing.

Salustiana

Meaning 'salutary', often symbolizing health and wellness.

Salustianna

A feminine form of Salustius, meaning 'of health', often implies benevolence and care.