Sigilwig

A name that combines elements relating to victory and battle.

Sigismondo

A name derived from the Germanic elements 'sigi' meaning victory and 'mund' meaning protection.

Sigismund

A name meaning 'protection through victory' from the Germanic elements.

Sigismunda

The feminine form of Sigismund, meaning 'protection through victory.'

Siglinda

A name that signifies 'strength and gentleness' derived from Germanic elements.

Siglinde

A name meaning 'victorious serpent' from the Germanic roots.

Sigmond

A name that means 'protection through victory' from the Germanic linguistic tradition.

Sigmonda

The feminine variation of Sigmond, meaning 'protection through victory.'

Sigmund

A name meaning 'protection through victory' from Germanic roots.

Sigmunda

The feminine form of Sigmund, signifying 'protection through victory.'

Sigourney

A name of uncertain meaning, likely linked to the place name in France.

Sigreda

A name meaning 'victory counselor' created from Germanic components.

Sigwalt

Victory ruler

Siiri

To see or to observe

Sijuwade

A Yoruba name meaning 'A child has come to bring joy' or 'Joy has come again' after a period of difficulties.

Silas

A name meaning 'the man of the forest.'

Sile

A diminutive of the name Sheila, meaning 'blind.'

Siler

An occupational surname meaning 'one who sells silk.'

Silja

A name derived from ‘Cecilia,’ meaning 'blind.'

Silje

A name meaning 'peaceful' or 'calm.'

Silka

A name derived from ‘silk’ representing softness and beauty.

Silko

A diminutive form of names containing the element ‘silk’ or 'lighter.'

Sillan

A name meaning 'little one.'

Sille

A name meaning 'happy' or 'joyful.'

Silsby

A name derived from a surname meaning 'from the town of Sils.'

Silvain

A name derived from the forest or woods; meaning 'of the forest.'

Silvaine

A feminine form of Silvain, meaning 'wooded' or 'forest dweller.'

Silvan

Of the forest

Silvana

Wooded or wooded grove

Silvano

Woodland or forest-dweller

Silvanus

God of the woods and fields

Silverio

Silver, symbolizing wealth and quality

Silvester

Of the forest; related to the Latin word 'silva' for forest

Silvestra

A female form of Silvester, meaning of the forest

Silvestre

Of the woods; associated with Saint Sylvester

Silvestro

Of the forest; derived from Silvester

Silvi

From the forest or forest-dweller

Silvia

From the forest; related to the word 'silva' which means forest

Silviana

Wooded or from the forest

Silviea

Derived from the forest

Silvija

The Latin form of Sylvia, meaning 'of the forest'

Silvijn

Variant of Silvanus, meaning 'of the forest'

Silvino

Derived from Silvanus, meaning woodland or forest-dweller

Silvio

From the woods; derived from Silvester

Silviu

Of the forest; related to Silvester

Silvius

Forest-dweller; related to the Latin word 'silva' for forest

Simco

Derived from 'Simpson', it signifies 'the son of Sim.'

Simen

A variant of Simon, it means 'he has heard' in Hebrew.

Similinos

Derived from 'similar', meaning 'of like nature' or 'similarity' in Greek.

Similoluwa

God's likeness or image.

Simion

He has heard.

Simisola

God has brought wealth or remedy.

Simky

A diminutive form of Simon; to be heard.

Simleen

A modern variation of the name Simone; to be heard.

Simme

The act of hearing or being heard.

Simmy

A diminutive form of Simon or Simone, meaning 'he has heard' or 'she has heard.'

Simon

He has heard, listening.

Simona

She who hears, a feminine form of Simon.

Simond

A variant of Simon, meaning 'he has heard.'

Simone

To be heard, a feminine form of Simon.

Simonee

A variant spelling of Simone, meaning 'she who hears.'

Simonette

A diminutive form of Simone, derived from Simon, meaning 'she who hears.'

Simoni

A feminine form of Simon, meaning 'she is heard.'

Simonida

Derived from Simon, meaning 'the one who listens.'

Simonne

A form of Simone, meaning 'to be heard.'

Simpson

Son of Simon.

Simson

Son of Simon; a patronymic name.

Sindy

Sindy is a diminutive of Cynthia, meaning 'moon goddess'.

Sine

Sine is the Irish form of Jane, meaning 'God is gracious'.

Sinead

Sinead is the Irish form of Judith, meaning 'God's gracious gift'.

Sineen

Sineen means 'little Sinead' in Irish, often used as a term of endearment.

Sinikka

A traditional Finnish name derived from 'sini' meaning 'blue', representing a clear sky or tranquility.

Sinja

A variation of 'Sina', it can mean 'victory' or 'success' and is often associated with resilience.

Sinjin

An anglicized version of 'Sinjan', signifying the 'one bound to triumph'.

Sinqua

A modern name possibly associated with 'the one who leads', often given in African American culture.

Sio

An Irish name that can mean 'peace', representing calmness and serenity.

Siobhan

Meaning 'God is gracious', it symbolizes benevolence and compassion.

Siofra

A name meaning 'elf' or 'sprite', often associated with folklore and mysticism.

Siomha

A name that means 'peaceful' or 'calm', symbolizing tranquility.

Sion

Sion is a Welsh form of the name John, meaning 'God is gracious'.

Sione

Sione is a Tongan variant of the name John, which means 'God is gracious'.

Sioned

Sioned is a Welsh form of the name Jane, meaning 'God is gracious'.

Sionn

Sionn is a Welsh form of the name John, meaning 'God is gracious'.

Sipho

Sipho means 'gift' in Zulu.

Sirak

Sirak means 'light' in Georgian.

Siranush

A name that translates to 'gift of the sun'.

Sire

A title of respect originally meaning 'sir'.

Sirena

Means 'mermaid' in Spanish, associated with beauty and allure.

Siriol

Means 'sirius' or 'bright star'.

Sisel

A variation of the name 'Cecilia,' meaning 'blind' or 'dim-sighted'

Sisely

A form of the name Cecily, meaning 'blind'

Sisilla

A variant of Sisol, meaning 'little sister' or 'young woman.'

Sisley

A derived name from the old French name meaning 'island of the river.'

Sisse

A diminutive of names like Sissel, meaning 'God is my oath.'

Sissel

A diminutive of the name Elisabeth, meaning 'pledged to God.'

Sissela

A variant of Sissel, meaning 'God is my oath.'

Sissota

A variant spinoff from sis, meaning 'sister' or 'female sibling.'

Sissy

A diminutive of sister, often used as a form of endearment.

Sister

Directly denotes 'sister,' a female sibling.

Sistine

Derived from Sistine Chapel, meaning 'of the Sistine.'