Siusan

The Irish variant of the name Susan, meaning 'lily'.

Sivert

Victory and peace.

Sivia

Derived from the Latin word for 'forest' or 'wood'; popular in various cultures.

Siw

A variant of the name Siward, often means 'victory.'

Siwan

Possibly meaning 'God is gracious' in Welsh.

Siward

Strong in battle; a historical name linked to nobility.

Siwardus

Variant influenced by Latin; a derivative of Siward.

Sixten

A variant of the name Sixtus, meaning 'the sixth.'

Sixtine

Derived from Latin Sixtus, meaning 'the sixth.'

Sixto

Derived from Latin Sixtus, meaning 'the sixth.'

Sixtus

Derived from the Latin word for 'sixth.'

Skeat

Skeat is a surname that originated from Old English, meaning 'shelter' or 'a place to reside'.

Skeet

Skeet is derived from the Old Norse word for 'a little bird'.

Skeeter

Skeeter is a diminutive form of the name Sket or Skeat, and can refer to 'little lizard' or 'buzzing insect'.

Skeets

Skeets is a variation of Skeet, referring to a small bird or also linked to someone who enjoys shooting skeet clays.

Skelton

Skelton originates from a location name meaning 'a farm on the hill'.

Skete

Skete is an alternative form of Skeet, referring to 'little lizard' or a diminutive of a name.

Sketes

Sketes, similar to Skete, also refers to 'little lizard' or related to nimbleness.

Skip

Skip is a diminutive or nickname derived from various names, meaning 'to leap' or 'to jump'.

Skipp

Skipp is a variant of Skip, also implying 'to leap' or 'move quickly'.

Skipper

Skipper originally refers to a ship's captain, derived from the Old Norse term 'skipari'.

Skippere

Skippere is the Scandinavian form of Skipper, meaning 'shipmaster'.

Skipton

Skipton is a locational name meaning 'the town on the river Skip'.

Skotte

Skotte means 'Scot' referring to a person from Scotland.

Skule

Skule is derived from an Old Norse word meaning 'school' or 'knowledgeable'.

Slane

Slane refers to a 'sleek or svelte' person and is also associated with Slane Hill in Ireland.

Slany

Slany is derived from the adjective meaning 'salty' or implies a 'savoury' quality.

Slava

Slava means 'glory' or 'fame' in Slavic languages.

Slavco

Slavco means 'glorious' and is derived from the root word 'slava', meaning 'glory' in Slavic.

Slaven

Slaven means 'glorious' and is commonly associated with Slavic heritage.

Slavenka

Slavenka is the feminine form of Slaven, meaning 'glorious' in Slavic languages.

Slavica

Slavica means 'of Slav descent or glory' in several Slavic languages.

Slavik

Slavik is derived from 'slava' meaning 'glory' in Slavic cultures.

Slavka

Slavka is a feminine variant of Slava, connoting 'glory' in Slavic languages.

Sloan

Sloan means 'shelter' or 'sláinte', which translates to health in Ireland.

Sloane

Sloane means 'warrior' and is a variation of the name Sloan.

Slobodan

Slobodan means 'free' or 'freedom' in Serbian.

Slobodanka

Slobodanka means 'little free one' or 'freed woman' in Serbian.

Slone

Slone is a variation of Sloan, meaning 'shelter' or 'health' in Irish.

Smaragda

Smaragda means 'emerald' in Greek, symbolizing beauty and wealth.

Smedleigh

A surname that means 'from the muddy meadow.'

Smedley

A name denoting someone from the area of Smedley, or a muddy field.

Smedly

A variation of Smedley, also indicating a geographical connection to meadows.

Smeer

Derived from 'smeer', meaning 'to smear' or ‘to spread.’

Smetheleah

A modern name with unclear origins, interpreting as 'from the meadow.'

Smilla

A name derived from the word 'smile', signifying happiness.

Smith

Derived from the occupation of a blacksmith; signifies a craftsman.

Smitty

A diminutive form of the name Smith; signifies a friendly or approachable person.

Smyth

An alternative spelling of Smith, indicating a craftsman or blacksmith.

Smythe

A variant spelling of Smith, linked to the profession of a blacksmith.

Snezhana

A name meaning 'snowy' or 'pure as snow'.

Snowden

From the snow-covered hill or valley.

Snowdon

From Snowdon, a mountain in Wales.

Soazig

A diminutive of names meaning 'morning' or 'dawn'.

Sobeska

Derived from 'Sobe', meaning 'wise'.

Socca

A type of chickpea pancake, originally from Nice, France.

Sochael

A variation of the name Michael, meaning 'Who is like God?'.

Socorro

Help or aid, often used in religious contexts like 'Our Lady of Socorro'.

Soeren

Severe; stern; a Danish version of Severus.

Sofia

Wisdom.

Sofieke

A Dutch diminutive of Sofia, meaning wisdom.

Sofija

Wisdom, a Slavic form of the name Sofia.

Sofiya

Wisdom, an Eastern European variant of Sofia.

Sofiyko

A diminutive form of Sofia, meaning 'wisdom.'

Sofonisba

Derived from the name of a Carthaginian noblewoman, meaning 'wisdom' or 'sage.'

Sofy

A diminutive form of Sofia, meaning 'wisdom.'

Sofya

The Russian form of Sophia, meaning 'wisdom.'

Sojourner

Meaning 'one who stays temporarily' or 'traveler', often associated with the idea of journeying through life.

Sol

A name meaning 'sun', connoting warmth and brightness.

Sola

A name meaning 'alone' or 'solitary'.

Solace

A name meaning 'comfort' or 'consolation'.

Solan

A name derived from the Irish for 'sun' or 'sunlight'.

Solana

A name meaning 'sunshine' or 'the sun'.

Solange

A name meaning 'solemn' or 'dignified'.

Soledad

A name meaning 'solitude' or 'loneliness', often associated with the Virgin Mary as 'Our Lady of Solitude'.

Soleil

Sun; the sun as a heavenly body.

Soleine

Derived from 'Soleil', meaning sun.

Solenne

Serious or solemn.

Soleste

Derived from 'Soleil', meaning sun.

Solita

Little sun; a diminutive form of Sole or sol.

Solja

Derived from 'Sole' or 'sol', meaning sun; connected to light and brightness.

Sollemnia

Pertaining to solemnity; involves seriousness or festivity.

Solly

Diminutive of Solomon, meaning peace; man of peace.

Solomiya

A variant of Salome, meaning peace; peaceful one.

Solveiga

A beautiful name associated with the meaning 'to solve, to heal' in Latvian.

Solvej

A name that means 'solitary, alone' in Danish.

Solvey

A variation of Solveig, meaning 'sun strength' or 'house of strength'.

Solvig

A name derived from Old Norse meaning 'sun strength' or 'house strength'.

Solway

A name that signifies 'the valley of the sun' in Scottish.

Somerhild

Battle maiden of the moon; represents strength and beauty.

Somerild

Noble or strong maiden of the moon; signifies grace and strength.

Somerled

One who is guided by the moon; embodies gentleness and creativity.

Somers

A derivative of summer; signifies warmth and brightness.

Somerset

Derived from the Old English words for 'summer' and 'settlement', Somerset refers to a region in southwest England.

Somerton

Somerton is a place name deriving from Old English meaning 'summer town' or 'settlement'.

Somervile

Somervile comes from the French surname meaning 'from the summer settlement'.

Somerville

Somerville is of Scottish origin and means 'from the summer town'.

Sommer

Sommer means 'summer' in German and symbolizes warmth and brightness.

Sommerset

Sommerset is a variation of Somerset, referring to a summer settlement in Old English.

Somtochukwu

Translates to 'light of God', combining elements of English and Igbo.