Sebbi

Variant of Sebastian, meaning 'venerable'.

Sebella

A name meaning 'dove' or 'peaceful one', often signifying tranquility.

Sebert

Bright or famous with a compound meaning of shining or illustrious.

Sebestian

A variation of Sebastian, meaning 'venerable' or 'revered'.

Sebile

A name meaning 'to be wise', associated with intelligence and insight.

Sebille

A variant of Sebille, signifying 'venerable' or 'revered'.

Sebrina

Derived from 'Sabina', meaning 'from the Sabine tribe', connoting heritage and strength.

Secca

A name with meanings related to 'sacred' or 'holy'.

Secg

An Old English name meaning 'sword' or 'warrior'.

Secga

A variant of Secg, meaning 'sword' or 'warrior'.

Secgwic

A name signifying 'the settlement of the warriors'.

Secia

A name commonly indicating 'to seek' or 'to try'.

Sed

A name meaning 'serpent' or 'to settle'.

Sedemaiden

A name combining 'seda' meaning 'peace' and 'maiden' indicating 'young woman'.

Sedemay

A name combining 'seda' indicating 'peace' with 'May', symbolizing youth and spring.

Sedemode

Sedemode is likely derived from Old English, indicating a person associated with 'sed' meaning 'sedge' or 'reed'.

Sedge

Sedge refers to a type of grass or plant that grows in wet areas, symbolizing resilience and adaptability.

Sedgeley

Sedgeley is a toponymic name, indicating a settlement by reeds or sedge plants.

Sedgely

Sedgely is derived from place names, referring to locations where sedge plants grow abundantly.

Sedgewic

Sedgewic is an Old English place name meaning 'farm by the sedge', often associated with agricultural communities.

Sedgewick

Sedgewick translates to 'sedge farm', indicating a place associated with agriculture.

Sedgewik

Sedgewik also means 'farm near the sedge', indicative of a location in rural England.

Sedgewyck

Sedgewyck derives from 'sedge farm', related to a homestead in a wetland area.

Sedgley

Sedgley refers to a place where sedges grow, often used for agricultural identifiers.

Sedgwick

Sedgwick signifies a person from a farm where sedge grows, commonly linked to local land and heritage.

Sedgwyck

Sedgwyck signifies a dwelling by the sedge, indicating ties to wetland areas in England.

Sedora

She who is of the land; a feminine form of the word for 'seder' or 'settler.'

Sedrick

A variant of Cedric, meaning 'bounty' or 'kindly.'

Seeger

To follow the sea; often a surname turned first name.

Seejoy

One who brings joy to others; often used in Christian contexts.

Seeley

A person from the meadow; derived from 'seelie' meaning blessed or happy.

Seely

Blessed, happy, or blessed.; a diminutive of Seeley.

Sefton

Sefton means 'town by the sea' originating from Old English.

Segar

The name Segar means 'spear' or 'victory'.

Seger

Seger means 'victory' in Swedish.

Segod

Segod means 'mighty king'.

Segovax

Segovax means 'warrior' or 'strength'.

Segramour

Segramour means 'a variant of the name for warrior'.

Segrid

Segrid means 'victory' or 'beautiful'.

Segundo

Segundo means 'second' and is often used for the second-born son.

Segwrides

Segwrides translates to 'spear-courage'.

Seibert

A name meaning 'sea bright', often linked to strength.

Seifred

A name derived from 'siþ,' meaning 'peaceful' and 'frid,' meaning 'peace,' denoting a tranquil nature.

Seigmund

From the Germanic elements 'sigu' meaning 'victory' and 'mund' meaning 'protection.'

Seignour

Derived from the Old French word for 'lord' or 'master,' indicating nobility or authority.

Seija

A name meaning 'sacred' or 'holy,' typically associated with purity.

Seimone

A variant of Simone, meaning 'heard' or 'listened to,' emphasizing attentiveness.

Sein

Means 'to be' in German, often associated with existence or presence.

Selby

It means 'from the self-settlement' referring to geographical roots.

Selden

Means 'from the valley by the sea,' referring to geographic origin.

Seldon

Means 'from the valley of the hill,' indicating a location or lineage.

Sele

Derived from 'celestial,' often signifies heavenly or blessed.

Seleby

Means 'village by the river,' often referring to rural origin.

Seleena

Derived from 'selene,' meaning 'moon,' often reflecting beauty or serenity.

Selesta

Derived from 'celestial,' meaning 'heavenly' or 'of the stars,' symbolizing purity.

Selewine

Means 'friend of the sea,' combining protective and nurturing qualities.

Selia

Selia means 'heavenly' or 'from the Moon' in Greek.

Selig

Selig means 'blessed' or 'happy' in German.

Seligman

Seligman is derived from the German 'selig', meaning 'blessed man'.

Seligmann

Seligmann translates to 'blessed man' or 'happy man' in German.

Selina

Selina is derived from Latin, meaning 'moon' or 'heavenly.'

Seline

Seline means 'moon' or 'of the moon' derived from Latin roots.

Selini

Selini means 'moonlight' in Greek.

Selises

Selises is a modern name potentially derived from 'Selene', the Greek goddess of the moon.

Sellden

Sellden is derived from Old English, meaning 'from the willow valley'.

Sellen

Sellen is derived from the Old English word for 'to sell' or 'sellers' in reference to a place or occupation.

Selmer

Means 'famous' or 'renowned' from Old Norse origins.

Seloue

A variation deriving from names meaning 'blonde' or 'fair'.

Selred

A modern compound name meaning 'guardian of the hall'.

Seluue

A rare name related to 'peace' or 'joy'.

Selva

Means 'forest', often used to signify connection with nature.

Selwin

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

Selwine

An Old English name implying 'friend of the sea', can be used for any gender.

Selwinn

An Old English name meaning 'friend or protector of the sea'.

Selwyn

An Old English name meaning 'sea hill', traditionally used for males.

Selwynn

A variant of Selwyn, meaning 'friend at the sea', typically used for males.

Selwynne

A name meaning 'blessed friend', indicating a positive and friendly disposition.

Sely

A diminutive of Selina meaning 'moon', representing light and femininity.

Semaj

A modern variant of James, often associated with tradition and strength.

Semjon

A Slavic variant of Simon meaning 'he has heard', signifying the act of hearing or understanding.

Sena

A name meaning 'to be loved' or 'gift', with various cultural associations.

Senaany

A name meaning 'to be loved' or 'gift'.

Senaculus

A protector of the people or community.

Senacvs

Hailing from the ancient meaning 'to be present or famous'.

Senada

One who brings serenity or calm.

Senadin

Son of the saint; associated with nobility.

Senadina

Daughter of the saint; a name that emphasizes heritage.

Senaida

Heavenly or celestial, often linked to divine qualities.

Senait

Gift from God; a common name in Christian Ethiopian culture.

Senan

The name Senan means 'old' or 'ancient.'

Senara

Senara means 'the one who is blessed or saintly.'

Seneca

Seneca means 'old' or relates to 'wisdom.'

Senehauz

Senehauz is associated with 'house of the old man.'

Senfronia

The name means 'to be the one who brings peace' in Spanish.

Seni

The name means 'beautiful' in Finnish culture.

Senia

The name means 'one who is blessed' in Spanish.

Senija

The name means 'to walk' or 'to move' in Slavic languages.

Senil

The name means 'old and wise' in Spanish culture.

Sennet

Sennet is a term for a dramatic trumpet call, symbolizing nobility or leadership.

Sennianus

Sennianus means 'old or aged man', connected to wisdom or experience.