Saphyre

Saphyre refers to the gemstone 'sapphire,' symbolizing wisdom and nobility.

Sapphira

Sapphira means 'beautiful' and also refers to the gemstone 'sapphire'.

Sapphire

Sapphire means 'precious gem' and symbolizes wisdom and virtue.

Sarabella

Sarabella means 'beautiful princess' in Italian.

Sarabelle

Sarabelle means 'beautiful princess' in French, a variant of Sarabella.

Sarabeth

Sarabeth combines 'Sara' and 'Elizabeth', meaning 'God is my oath'.

Sarae

The name means 'princess'.

Sarafina

The name means 'seraphim' or 'fiery one' in Hebrew.

Sarah

The name means 'princess' and is associated with the biblical figure Sarah, wife of Abraham.

Sarahat

The name means 'princess' and suggests nobility or honor.

Sarahi

The name means 'princess' or 'noblewoman'.

Sarai

The name means 'my princess' and is also associated with the biblical figure Sarai, later known as Sarah.

Saraid

The name means 'noblewoman' or 'princess', indicating a royal lineage.

Saraide

A variant of the name Sara, meaning 'princess' or 'noblewoman'.

Sarantis

Derived from Sarantos, meaning 'thirty'; often associated with the feast of Saint Sarantos.

Sardis

An ancient city name that stands for ‘the city of the Lydians’ and denotes historical significance.

Sareola

A name derived from 'Sierra,' meaning 'mountain range.'

Sarga

An Icelandic name meaning 'to build' or 'to create.'

Sarge

A name derived from 'sargente,' meaning 'to serve.'

Sargent

A name meaning 'servant' or 'to serve.'

Sargini

Sargini means 'nobleman' in Armenian.

Sargis

Sargis means 'he who is born in the autumn' in Armenian.

Sarianne

Sarianne is derived from Sarah, meaning 'to rule' or 'princess' in Hebrew.

Sarie

Sarie is a diminutive of Sarah, meaning 'princess' in Hebrew.

Sarilda

A Germanic name meaning 'sword maiden'.

Sarit

A Hebrew name meaning 'a song or chant'.

Sarita

Derived from Sara in Spanish, meaning 'princess'.

Sarkis

An Armenian male name meaning 'of the servant.'

Sarlota

A Hungarian variant of Charlotte meaning 'free man.'

Sarlote

A Hungarian variant of Charlotte meaning 'strong and free.'

Sarnin

Sarnin is believed to mean 'the one who is exalted' in an Old Norse context.

Sarnud

Sarnud translates to 'the one who is victorious' in Old Norse nomenclature.

Sarnvar

Sarnvar means 'warrior of the heart', indicating valiance and strength.

Sartor

Latin for 'tailor,' denoting a profession; often associated with craftsmanship.

Sasa

Sasa means 'defender' or 'protector' in Slavic languages.

Sascha

Sascha is a diminutive of Alexander, meaning 'defender of man' in Greek.

Sasha

Sasha is also a diminutive of Alexander, meaning 'defender of man' in Greek.

Sasheal

Sasheal means 'will be delivered', indicating hope and divine intervention.

Sashenka

Sashenka is a diminutive form of Alexandra, meaning 'defender of mankind'.

Sasho

Sasho is a diminutive of Alexander, meaning 'defender of man'.

Sasilvia

Derived from Sylvia, meaning 'from the forest' in Latin.

Saskia

A diminutive form of the name Alexandra, meaning 'defender of mankind.'

Saskie

A variation of Saskia, meaning 'protector' in Dutch origins.

Saturday

Derived from the Old English word for Saturn's day, representing tradition and worship of the Roman god Saturn.

Saulo

Saulo is the Spanish form of Saul, meaning 'asked for, prayed for,' and is significant in Christian contexts.

Saulus

Saulus is the Latin form of Saul, meaning 'asked for' and linked to biblical narratives.

Saunder

A diminutive of Alexander, meaning 'defender of the people'.

Saunders

A surname meaning 'son of Alexander', often linked to nobility and leadership.

Saunderson

A patronymic name meaning 'son of Saunders', indicating descent or lineage.

Sauville

Sauville means 'a small town or estate on a hill.'

Sava

Sava means 'to be wise' or 'one who brings wisdom.'

Savana

Savana refers to 'a tropical grassland characterized by scattered trees.'

Savanah

Savanah is an alternative spelling of 'Savannah,' which refers to a grassy plain.

Savanha

Savanha is a variant of Savannah, denoting 'a large area of grassland.'

Savanna

Savanna is derived from 'savannah' and denotes a grassland ecosystem.

Savannah

Savannah is a name for wide grassy plains, often used in geography.

Savant

Savant means 'learned' or 'scholar.'

Savaric

Savaric means 'protector' or 'defender' in Slavic languages.

Saven

Saven is derived from an Old English word meaning 'savior' or 'to save'.

Saverina

Saverina is a diminutive of Saverio, meaning 'savior' in Italian.

Saverine

Saverine is a variant of Saverio, related to the meaning of 'savior' in French.

Saverio

Saverio means 'savior' or 'to save' in Italian context, often associated with Saint Francis Xavier.

Saviero

Saviero means 'savior' or 'one who saves'.

Savina

Savina means 'sacred' or 'the one from the Sabine tribe' in Latin.

Savine

Savine means 'a type of juniper' often symbolizing healing and protection.

Savini

Savini means 'the one from Savina, or the one who brings wisdom'.

Savino

Savino means 'sacred' or 'from the Sabine people'.

Savio

Savio means 'wise' or 'the one who is sage'.

Savion

Savion means 'to be wise' or an intelligent person.

Savoy

A name meaning 'from Savoy', referring to the region in France known for its historical significance.

Savvas

Derived from the Greek name Sabbas, meaning 'of the Sabbath'.

Saward

May refer to 'to be wary' or 'to guard'.

Sawin

Possibly derived from a surname meaning 'saw', as in lumber or timber.

Sawyere

A name derived from the occupation of 'woodcutter'.

Sawyers

A surname meaning 'woodcutter' that has become popular as a first name.

Saxa

A name meaning 'rock' in Latin.

Saxan

A name derived from Saxon, meaning 'from the Saxons'.

Saxe

A name derived from a region in Germany known for its kingdom.

Saxen

A variation of Saxe, also related to the Saxon people.

Saxleue

A name derived from Saxon roots, meaning 'the people of the Saxons.'

Saxon

Referring to the Germanic people associated with Saxony, meaning 'from the Saxons.'

Saxonia

A feminine derivation referring to Saxony, rooted in Germanic tradition.

Saxons

Refers to the historical tribe known as Saxons from the region of Saxony in Germany.

Saxton

Meaning 'from the town by the Saxons,' related to the lineage of Saxon tribes.

Sayde

Sayde is a variant of Sadie, meaning 'princess' in Hebrew.

Saydee

Saydee is a modern variant of Sadie, also meaning 'princess' in Hebrew.

Sayer

Means 'one who says' or 'sayer', often used for those who speak or declare.

Sayers

A variant of Sayer, means 'one who says' or 'doer', often a surname turned given name.

Sayetsi

Means 'gift', signifying kindness and generosity.

Saymund

A name meaning 'protection through wisdom,' often associated with leadership and intelligence.

Sayward

A name meaning 'guardian of the sea,' often linked to those who protect coastal lands.

Scadwiella

Scadwiella has no defined meaning but is likely a modern variation of names with English roots.

Scaffeld

Scaffeld refers to a 'dweller by the wooded area,' common in English place names.

Scanda

Scanda is commonly used in various cultures; it has no concrete meaning but may imply a 'scandal' or 'to wander.'

Scandleah

Scandleah refers to a 'clearing by the scandal' in Old English.

Scandy

Scandy is a diminutive from English names and signifies a jovial spirit.

Scarlet

Scarlet means 'bright red' or 'the color red' in English.

Scarlete

Scarlete is a variation of Scarlet, meaning 'bright red' or 'red fabric.'

Scarlett

Scarlett means 'red' or 'a red-clad woman' in English.

Scarletta

Scarletta is a diminutive of Scarlett, implying 'little red.'