Senomagli

Senomagli translates to 'great brain' or 'wisdom', often associated with intelligence.

Senora

Senora translates to 'lady' or 'mistress', denoting respect and honor.

Senorita

Senorita means 'young lady' or 'miss', often used as a term of endearment.

Senorix

Senorix is a term for 'lord', used to denote nobility or leadership.

Sens

Sens translates to 'sense' or 'meaning', often associated with awareness.

Senta

Senta means 'to feel' or 'to listen', symbolizing empathy and connection.

Sentraille

A French name meaning 'little saint'.

Sentwine

An English name meaning 'the one who brings peace'.

Seofeca

An ancient Old English name meaning 'sea traveler'.

Seona

A Scottish Gaelic form of the name 'Jane' meaning 'God is gracious'.

Seonag

A Scottish diminutive of 'Seona', meaning 'God is gracious'.

Seoras

A Scottish variant of the name George meaning 'farmer' or 'earthworker'.

Sepp

A diminutive form of Joseph, meaning 'God will add'.

September

Derived from Latin meaning 'the seventh month', historically the seventh month in ancient Roman calendars.

Septima

Means 'seventh' in Latin, often associated with the seventh child.

Septimus

Means 'seventh' in Latin, commonly given to the seventh-born child.

Serafina

Feminine form of Serafim, meaning 'fiery' or 'ardent', symbolizing zeal and passion.

Serafine

Variant of Serafina meaning 'fiery' or 'ardent', often used in Christian contexts.

Serafino

Means 'seraphim' or 'fiery', often linked to the divine or celestial qualities.

Seraide

Seraide is a French name that conveys 'arrival' or 'to bring.'

Seraphia

Seraphia is derived from Seraph, meaning 'angelic or fiery.'

Seraphina

Seraphina means 'fiery' and is often associated with an angelic connotation in Hebrew.

Seraphine

Seraphine is a variant of Seraphina, meaning 'fiery one' in Hebrew.

Seras

Seras means 'to bind or tie' in Greek.

Serban

Serban means 'to be servant or from the servant class' in Romanian.

Sereen

A variant of the name 'Serene,' meaning calm or peaceful.

Serefina

Derived from 'Seraphina,' meaning fiery or ardent.

Sereia

Meaning 'mermaid' in Portuguese, often associated with beauty and allure.

Seren

Means 'star' in Welsh, symbolizing guidance and brightness.

Serena

Means 'serene' or 'peaceful' in Latin, used commonly across various cultures.

Serenade

Refers to a song sung in the evening or night, often of romantic nature.

Serenata

Means 'evening song' in Italian, linked to musical traditions of serenades.

Serene

Refers to tranquility or peace, signifying calmness.

Sereniah

A variant of 'Serena,' signifying calmness or peace.

Serenity

Means 'the state of being calm or peaceful.'

Sereno

Means 'clear' or 'serene' in Italian, often used as a male name.

Serenus

A name meaning 'calm' or 'peaceful' derived from Latin.

Seretha

A variant of 'Serita,' signifying calm or peaceful nature.

Serge

A name of Latin origin meaning 'to protect' or 'to serve'.

Sergei

A variant of Serge, meaning 'to protect' or 'to serve', rooted in Latin.

Sergey

A variant of the name Sergei, meaning 'to protect' or 'to serve'.

Serghei

A variant of Sergei, this name means 'to protect' or 'to serve'.

Sergio

A Spanish form of the name meaning 'servant' or 'protector'.

Sergiu

A Romanian variant of the name meaning 'to protect' or 'to serve'.

Sergius

A name meaning 'to protect' or 'to serve', historically used in Roman culture.

Sergiy

A variant of Sergei, meaning 'to protect' or 'to serve'.

Serhild

A name meaning 'battle maiden', projecting strength and valor.

Serhilda

A name that means 'battle' and 'noble', representing a strong warrior spirit.

Serhilde

A name meaning 'battle' or 'warrior maiden', symbolizing bravery and courage.

Serihilda

A name meaning 'battle maiden', indicating strength and valor in fight.

Serihilde

Serihilde combines 'seri', meaning 'serene' and 'hilde', meaning 'battle', illustrating a peaceful warrior.

Serilde

Serilde evokes ideas of 'bravery in battle', common in Germanic traditions.

Serina

Serina is derived from Latin meaning 'serene', denoting tranquility and calmness.

Serinda

Serinda is related to 'serenity', reflecting peace and calm in various languages.

Serita

Serita means 'to soar' or 'rise', signifying ambition and prosperity.

Seriyah

Seriyah is a modern derivative of 'Serena', symbolizing tranquility.

Serle

Serle is a variant of 'Searle', meaning 'armored warrior', often associated with strength.

Serlo

Serlo is derived from 'seir', meaning 'spring' or 'to rise', suggesting vitality.

Serra

Serra translates to 'mountain range', often linked to peace and stability in nature.

Serrilda

Serrilda combines elements of 'battle' and 'strength', common in Germanic lore.

Servando

Servando means 'to preserve' or 'to keep safe', reflecting a protective nature.

Servanus

Servanus means 'to serve', often associated with service and humility in Christian texts.

Servause

Servause means 'servant', indicating a role of service or duty, frequently associated with French heritage.

Seryozha

A diminutive form of the name Sergey, meaning 'protector' or 'defender'.

Seton

Means 'settlement by the sea', derived from Old English origins.

Seuar

Derived from the Old Norse name 'Sir,' meaning 'he who is armed' or 'warrior'.

Seuare

Similar to Seuar, it indicates 'warrior' or 'protector' in Old Norse contexts.

Seuuardus

A variant of 'Sjur,' it means 'victor' or 'one who holds victory.'

Sevag

The name means 'savior' or 'deliverer' in Armenian.

Sevanne

Derived from 'Sevan,' it means 'peaceful' or 'calm' in association with water bodies.

Sevasti

The name means 'venerable' or 'respected,' commonly associated with piety.

Sevastyan

This name means 'revered' or 'venerable,' linked to the sainted tradition in Christianity.

Severena

Feminine form of Severus, meaning 'stern' or 'severe' in Latin, denoting strength of character.

Severiano

Derived from Severus, indicating 'serious' or 'grave'.

Severin

Derived from Severus, meaning 'stern' or 'severe', associated with strong principles and integrity.

Severina

Feminine form of Severinus, meaning 'strict' or 'serious', often symbolizing resolve and strength.

Severino

A diminutive form of Severus, meaning 'stern', associated with strength and authority.

Severinus

Means 'stern' or 'serious', a name borne by several saints throughout history.

Severo

Spanish form of Severus, meaning 'stern' or 'severe', often implying strength.

Severu

A variant of Severus, meaning 'stern' or 'serious', denoting strength and reliability.

Severus

Means 'stern', associated with the characteristics of strength and discipline.

Sevilla

A name associated with the city of Seville, meaning 'from the city of Seville'.

Sewell

Sewell means 'sheltered by a wall' or 'from the marsh by the well.'

Sewenna

Sewenna translates to 'sweet' or 'gentle,' often associated with kindness.

Sewerd

Sewerd means 'sea guard' or 'defender of the sea.'

Sewin

Sewin relates to 'salmon,' often symbolizing growth and life.

Sexburga

Sexburga means 'fortress of the sixth,' often associated with royalty or nobility.

Sexton

Sexton refers to an 'officer of a church,' related to caretaking roles in Christianity.

Seychelle

Seychelle refers to the islands and translates to 'sandy beach,' symbolizing paradise.

Seymour

Seymour means 'from the swamp by the sea,' related to geographical features.

Seyon

Seyon means 'righteous' or 'goodness' in Amharic, associated with virtue.

Shad

Meaning 'brave' or 'battle-ready'.

Shaddoc

A variation of Shad, meaning 'from the woods' in Old Scottish.

Shaddock

Derived from the word meaning 'little shady place' in Old English.

Shade

Refers to a shadow or a place of refuge or protection.

Shadee

A variant of Shade, representing a lighthearted or pleasant demeanor.

Shaderr

A variant of Shade with a hint of uniqueness, symbolizing protection.

Shadey

Derived from Shade, symbolizing calmness and serenity.

Shae

Means 'gift from God', commonly used in Irish culture for both genders.

Shaela

An Anglicized form of the Gaelic name Síle, meaning 'heavenly' or 'blessed'.