Sonata

A musical composition, indicative of harmony and artistry.

Sonaya

A modern name that denotes joy and light.

Sondra

A form of the name Cassandra; signifies 'defender of men'.

Sondre

A name derived from Alexander, meaning 'defender of men'.

Sonia

Derived from the Hebrew name 'Sophia,' meaning 'wisdom.'

Sonja

Derived from 'Sophia,' it means 'wisdom.'

Sonnagh

Derived from an Irish word meaning 'a sunny place.'

Sonnen

The German word for 'sun.'

Sonny

Sonny means 'son' or 'young boy' in English.

Sonya

Sonya is diminutive of Sophia, meaning 'wisdom' in Greek.

Sookie

Sookie is a diminutive form of 'Susan,' meaning 'lily' in Hebrew.

Sophea

Wisdom

Sopheah

Wisdom

Sopheia

Wisdom

Sophelia

Wisdom

Sophia

Wisdom

Sophie

Wisdom

Sophina

Wisdom

Sophronia

Self-controlled

Sorana

Sorana means 'brightness' or 'to shine' in Romanian.

Sorcha

Sorcha means 'bright' or 'radiant' in Gaelic.

Sorella

Sorella means 'sister' in Italian.

Soren

Soren means 'severe' or 'stern' in Danish.

Sorfina

Sorfina means 'wise' or 'sophisticated' in Slavic origin.

Sorin

Sorin means 'sun' or 'the one who provides light' in Romanian.

Sorina

Sorina means 'little sun' or 'bright' in Romanian.

Sorinah

Sorinah is a diminutive form of Sorina, meaning 'little sun.'

Sorley

Sorley means 'the southern meadow' in Gaelic.

Sornegruex

Sornegruex can signify 'the one who brings luck' in creative French usage.

Sorrell

A name derived from the Old French word for 'sour', often associated with the sorrel plant.

Sorsha

A variant of the name 'Sorcha', meaning 'brightness' or 'radiance'.

Sosamma

An Indian name meaning 'blessed' or 'beloved'.

Sose

A name meaning 'rose' in Armenian culture.

Sosie

A diminutive form of 'Sophia', meaning 'wisdom' in Greek.

Sosimo

An Italian name derived from 'Simeon', meaning 'he has heard'.

Sosthenes

A name meaning 'stronger' or 'strengthened' in Greek.

Sostratos

A name meaning 'sown' or 'of the field' in Greek.

Sotiria

A name meaning 'salvation' in Greek.

Sotiris

A name meaning 'savior' in Greek.

Sotsona

An Armenian name meaning 'sweet' or 'kind'.

Sousanna

Lily; a symbol of purity and beauty.

Soussan

Rose; represents beauty and love.

Spasenka

Derived from 'spas' meaning salvation or deliverance; often seen as a protector name.

Spellman

Derived from an occupational surname meaning 'one who spells or binds', typically related to a scribe or writer.

Spence

An occupational surname meaning 'steward or dispensary manager', originally referring to an item manager in a great household.

Spencer

An English surname meaning 'steward' or 'dispenser of provisions', originally relating to food and supplies.

Spengler

A surname derived from the word 'Spange', meaning 'to cause to interlace', referring to a coppersmith or metal worker.

Spense

An abbreviation of Spencer, meaning 'steward' or one who manages provisions.

Spenser

An alternative spelling of Spencer, meaning 'steward' or 'manager of provisions'.

Speranza

Means 'hope' in Italian, symbolizing aspiration or expectation.

Spicer

An occupational surname referring to someone who sells or deals in spices.

Spiers

A surname that originally referred to someone who lived near a spire or a pointed peak.

Spike

A nickname often referring to a sharp object, could symbolize strength and resilience.

Spiridon

A name derived from the Greek word for 'spirit' or 'breath', associated with vitality.

Spiro

A diminutive form of Spiridon, meaning 'spirit' or 'breath', suggesting liveliness.

Spiros

A variant of 'Spyridon', meaning 'spirit' or 'breath' in Greek.

Spomenka

Meaning 'memorial' or 'commemorative' in Slavic languages.

Sprague

Originates from Old English, meaning 'a spear' or 'spear meadow'.

Springer

Derived from an occupational surname for someone who leaps or jumps, or possibly from a 'spring' or fountain.

Sproul

Derived from a Scottish surname meaning 'a thicket' or 'a bush'.

Sproule

Originates from a Scottish surname that also means 'bush' or 'thicket'.

Sprow

A variation of the surname Sproul, meaning 'thicket' or 'bush'.

Sprowle

Similar to Sprow, originating from geographical features or namesakes, implying a woody area.

Spurgeon

Meaning 'spurred one', it is derived from Old English.

Spurrier

Originally an occupational surname referring to someone who spurred horses.

Spyridon

Derived from the Greek word for 'spirit' or 'holy spirit'.

Squier

An occupational name or variant of 'squire', meaning a young man of gentle birth.

Squire

Refers to a young nobleman or assistant to a knight; it derives from the Old French 'esquier'.

Srecko

A name derived from the word 'sretan', meaning lucky or happy.

Sros

Sros is derived from a Greek word meaning 'the one who is brilliant'.

Stacee

A modern variation of Stacey, meaning 'fruitful' or 'standing firm'.

Stacey

Derived from the Greek name Eustachys meaning 'fruitful' or 'bountiful'.

Staci

A diminutive form of Stacey, typically meaning 'fruitful'.

Stacia

A variation of Stacey, meaning 'resurrection' or 'rebirth'.

Staciannie

An embellished form of Staci, retaining the similar meaning of 'fruitful'.

Stacie

A popular variant of Stacey, meaning 'fruitful' or 'favorable'.

Stacy

A diminutive of Eustachys, meaning 'fruitful' or 'bountiful'.

Stadler

A German surname that also functions as a first name, meaning 'one who dwells by the stony ground'.

Stadtler

Another German surname used as a given name, meaning 'town dweller' or 'one from the city'.

Stafford

Derived from a place name meaning 'ford by a stoat (a type of weasel)' in Old English.

Stafforde

An alternative spelling of Stafford, meaning 'ford by a stoat'.

Stahley

A modern American name, often regarded as a variant of Stanley, meaning 'stone clearing'.

Stallford

An English surname meaning 'ford near a stall or stable'.

Stamburc

A name of Czech origin, likely derived from a specific locality, indicating 'from the place'.

Stamford

Derived from a locational name meaning 'ford by a stone'.

Stamm

A German surname meaning 'the root' or 'origin', commonly used as a first name.

Stamos

To stand firm or steadfast.

Stan

A short form of Stanley, meaning 'stone clearing' or 'stony meadow.'

Stana

Derived from 'Stanislav,' meaning 'to become glorious.'

Stanaway

A place name meaning 'from the stone island.'

Stanbeny

A surname of locational origin, meaning 'the land by the stone river.'

Stanberry

A surname derived from a place meaning 'a fortified place by a stone berry.'

Stanbery

Variant of Stanberry, meaning 'the stony berry place.'

Stanborw

Derived from a place name meaning 'by the stone stream.'

Stanburch

A surname indicating 'the stone fortress.'

Stanburghe

Means 'the stronghold at the stone.'

Stanburh

Directly translates to 'stone fortification.'

Stanbury

A locational name meaning 'the fortified place by the stones.'

Stanciyf

Meaning 'from the stony island.'

Stancliff

Name meaning 'cliff by the stony place.'