Shyli

A variant of the name Shylie, which conveys a sense of shyness or softness.

Shyly

A modern variation implying shyness or gentleness.

Shynah

An invented name with no widely recognized meaning, often linked to a modern aesthetic.

Siaana

A modern variation of Sia, which conveys joy or bliss.

Sian

The Welsh form of Jane, meaning 'God is gracious'.

Siana

A modern name derived from Sian, meaning 'God is gracious'.

Siandrah

A modern name with roots in Sianna, associated with grace or God's favor.

Siania

Derived from Sian, meaning 'God is gracious.'

Sianna

A modern name derived from Sian, signifying God's grace.

Siany

A variant of Sian, which means 'God is gracious.'

Siara

A modern name possibly derived from Sierra, referring to mountains or range.

Siarles

A variation of 'Charles', meaning 'free man'.

Sib

A diminutive or nickname for 'Sibilla' meaning 'prophetess' or 'oracle'.

Sibba

A diminutive of various names, sometimes associated with 'Sibyl'.

Sibbe

An archaic form related to 'brother', signifying kinship.

Sibbi

A diminutive of Sibyl, often associated with wisdom or prophecy.

Sibbt

A rare name likely derived from Old English meanings related to siblings or kin.

Sibeal

An Irish variant of the name Sibyl, meaning 'prophetess'.

Sibell

An English variant of sublime, prophetic women; linked to Sibyl.

Sibella

An Italian feminine form of Sibyl, meaning 'prophetess'.

Sibely

A variation of Sibyl, meaning 'prophetess', often associated with wisdom.

Sibert

An archaic name meaning 'bright' or 'famous'.

Sibil

Sibil is derived from 'sibyl', meaning 'prophetess' or 'oracle' in ancient Greece and Rome.

Sibila

Sibila relates to a female prophet or oracle, known for delivering messages from the divine.

Sibile

Sibile is associated with the term 'sibyl', referring to female prophets of ancient cultures.

Sibilia

Sibilia signifies a female oracle or prophetess, someone who speaks wisdom.

Sibilie

Sibilie is a variation of Sibil, meaning 'prophetess' or 'oracle'.

Sibill

Sibill is derived from 'sibyl', meaning 'female prophet'.

Sibilla

Sibilla also connects to 'sibyl', a woman endowed with prophetic abilities.

Sibli

Sibli is linked to 'sibyl', meaning a prophetess or seer, indicating wisdom.

Sibri

Sibri connects to 'sibyl', indicating a person with prophetic qualities.

Sibry

Sibry is related to 'sibyl', meaning a woman who delivers prophecies.

Sibyl

Sibyl refers to a female prophetess known for her wisdom and foresight.

Sibyla

Sibyla also means 'prophetess' or 'seer', associated with divine messages.

Sibyll

Sibyll denotes a woman who predicts the future, emphasizing divination.

Sibylla

Sibylla is linked to the oracular figures of mythology known for their prophetic capabilities.

Sibylle

Sibylle means 'prophetess' and references women with insight and foresight in ancient cultures.

Sicel

A historical name potentially meaning 'he who is from Sicily.'

Sicga

An Old English name meaning 'victorious one.'

Sicillia

A variant of the name Sicily, referring to the Mediterranean island and symbolizing beauty and strength.

Sicily

Named after the island of Sicily, representing a rich cultural history.

Sid

A diminutive form of names like Sidney, meaning 'wide island.'

Siddael

A modern variation, potentially combining 'Sid' and 'El,' meaning 'God has heard.'

Siddel

A name derived from the surname Siddle, meaning 'by the site of the stream.'

Sidney

From Saint Denis; a name associated with a location.

Sidonia

A variant of Sidon, meaning from Sidon, a historical town.

Sidonie

Derived from the ancient city of Sidon.

Sidonius

Pertaining to Sidon, often linked to ancient cities.

Sidor

A variant of the name 'Isidore,' meaning gift of Isis.

Sidsel

A diminutive of the name Sidsel, often associated with the meaning 'victory' in battle.

Sidwell

An Old English name meaning 'shelter by the sea' or 'by the river.'

Siegbert

A Germanic name meaning 'victory-bright' or 'bright victory.'

Siegfrid

A Germanic name meaning 'victorious peace' or 'victory and peace.'

Siegfried

A Germanic name meaning 'victorious peace,' famously borne by a hero in the Nibelungenlied.

Sieghard

A Germanic name meaning 'strong in victory.'

Sieglind

A German name meaning 'victory or battle maiden.'

Sieglinde

A Germanic name meaning 'beautiful victory' or 'victory maiden.'

Siegmund

A Germanic name meaning 'protection through victory.'

Siek

A Dutch name meaning 'to seek' or 'to search for.'

Siella

A name derived from Latin meaning 'heavenly' or 'celestial.'

Sienna

A name derived from a city in Italy, known for its reddish-brown color.

Siera

A name meaning 'evening star' or 'a bright star in the sky.'

Sierra

A name meaning 'mountain range' in Spanish, often symbolizing strength and steadfastness.

Sievert

A German surname meaning 'victory guardian' or 'spear of victory.'

Siferth

This name means 'victory strength'.

Sifet

A name meaning 'wisdom or knowledge'.

Sifled

Meaning 'sworded one' or 'warrior'.

Sigbert

This name means 'bright victory'.

Sige

Meaning 'victory'.

Sigebald

A name meaning 'brave victory'.

Sigebehrt

Meaning 'brighted victory'.

Sigebert

A name meaning 'shining victory'.

Sigebryht

This name means 'bright victory'.

Sigeferth

A name meaning 'victory strength'.

Sigegar

Meaning 'a spear of victory'.

Sigegeat

A name meaning 'victory gate'.

Sigegifu

This name means 'gift of victory'.

Sigehaeth

Meaning 'victorious death'.

Sigeheah

A name meaning 'high victory'.

Sigehelm

Meaning 'helmet of victory'.

Sigehere

Sigehere means 'victory army' or 'battle host' in Old English.

Sigelac

Sigelac means 'victory lake' in Old English.

Siger

Siger means 'victorious' in Old English.

Sigered

Sigered means 'victorious counsel' in Old English.

Sigeric

Sigeric means 'ruler of victory' in Old English.

Sigerith

Sigerith means 'victory' in Old English.

Sigeweard

Sigeweard means 'guardian of victory' in Old English.

Sigewine

Sigewine means 'friend of victory' in Old English.

Sigewulf

Sigewulf means 'victory wolf' in Old English.

Sigfreda

Sigfreda means 'peace of victory' in Old English and is considered a feminine form of Sigfrid.

Sigfreida

Sigfreida means 'peaceful victory' in Old English, another variation of Sigfrid.

Sigfrid

Sigfrid means 'victorious peace' in Old Norse.

Sigfried

Sigfried means 'beautiful victory' in Old German.

Sigfrieda

Sigfrieda is the feminine variant of Sigfried, meaning 'beautiful victory' in Old German.

Sigfriede

Sigfriede means 'peace of victory' in Old German and is a variation of Sigfried.

Sigfryd

Sigfryd means 'victory peace' in Old Norse.

Sigfryda

Sigfryda means 'peace of victory' in Old Norse, a feminine form of Sigfryd.

Sigge

Sigge means 'victory' in Old German.

Sighard

Sighard means 'brave in victory' in Old English.

Sighere

Sighere means 'victorious' in Old English.