Unique & Beautiful Names in christian religion

Stancliffe

Indicates 'the cliff of stone.'

Stanclyf

Means 'cliff near the stone.'

Standcliff

Means 'the cliff that stands high.'

Standish

A name meaning 'a place of standing water.'

Stanedisc

Means 'by the stone marshland.'

Stanfeld

Means 'the field by the stones.'

Stanfield

From the stone field, indicating a place where stones are abundant.

Stanfleda

From a stony field or lands with stones.

Stanflede

From the field by the stones, symbolizing strength and endurance.

Stanford

From the stone ford, a river crossing where stones are prominent.

Stangiue

A variant of the name related to a stony or rocky place.

Stanguie

Possibly derived from the symbolic concept of stones and their strength.

Stangyth

Refers to someone living near a rocky area or stone land.

Stanhilda

A warrior maiden, strong in battle and steadfast as stone.

Stanhop

From the stony hill or hope hill, signifying strength and elevation.

Stanhope

Refers to a hill with stones, a place of strength and stability.

Stanild

From the stone and field, associated with resilience and endurance.

Stanilde

From the stony field, symbolizing a strong yet nurturing personality.

Stanislas

The one who attains glory or stands in glory.

Staniue

A variation of Stanislav, meaning 'becoming glorious.'

Stanko

Derived from Stanislav, meaning 'to become glorious.'

Stanleigh

A variant of Stanley, meaning 'stony clearing.'

Stanley

Meaning 'stony meadow.'

Stanly

A variant of Stanley, meaning 'stony meadow.'

Stannaway

Meaning 'from the stony ground.'

Stannes

Derived from Saint Anne, meaning 'grace.'

Stannway

Meaning 'from the stony way.'

Stansfield

Meaning 'stony field.'

Stanton

Meaning 'stone town' or 'stony place.'

Stantun

A variant of Stanton, meaning 'stone town.'

Stantway

Meaning 'the stony way.'

Stanuie

Similar to Stanislav, meaning 'becoming glorious.'

Stanway

Meaning 'stone clearing.'

Stanweg

Derived from the meaning 'from the stony way.'

Stanwic

Meaning 'stone dwelling.'

Stanwick

Meaning 'stony village.'

Stanwik

Meaning 'from the stony place.'

Stanwode

Meaning 'stony wood.'

Stanwood

Meaning 'stone forest.'

Stanwyk

A person from the stone fort or place.

Stanze

Derived from the word for a room or space in a house.

Stara

The word means 'old' or 'ancient' in Polish.

Stark

Strong and sturdy, with a vivid or sharp quality.

Stas

A diminutive of Stanisław, meaning 'to become glorious or to stand.'

Stasia

A diminutive form of Anastasia, meaning 'resurrection' or 'rebirth.'

Stasya

Stasya is a diminutive of Anastasia, meaning 'resurrection' in Greek.

Staton

Staton is a surname that derives from places named Staddon, meaning 'stony town'.

Stavrianos

Stavrianos means 'of the Cross', derived from the Greek word for Cross, 'stauros'.

Stavros

Stavros means 'cross' in Greek.

Stavroula

Stavroula means 'little cross', derived from 'stavros' in Greek.

Stead

Stead means 'place or homestead' in Old English.

Steadman

Steadman implies 'a person from the homestead' in Old English.

Steaphan

Steaphan is a variation of Stephen, meaning 'crown' or 'garland' in Greek.

Stearns

Stearns is derived from the Old English word for 'star', suggesting brightness or guidance.

Stede

Stede means 'place or location' in Old English.

Stedeman

Stedeman means 'man of the stead or homestead' in Old English.

Stedman

Stedman means 'steward or caretaker' in Old English.

Steef

Steef is a variant of Steven, meaning 'crown' in Greek.

Steel

Steel refers to 'hard or strong' in reference to metal and is often used figuratively.

Steele

Derived from the Old English word for 'steel', referring to strength and resilience.

Steen

A diminutive form of the name Steven, meaning 'crown' or 'garland' in Dutch.

Stefa

A feminine form of the name Stephen, meaning 'crowned' or 'garland'.

Stefan

Derived from the Greek name Stephanos, meaning 'crown' or 'garland'.

Stefana

A feminine form of Stefan, meaning 'crowned' or 'garland'.

Stefani

A variant of Stephanie, meaning 'crowned' or 'garland'.

Stefania

A feminine version of Stefan, meaning 'crowned' or 'garland'.

Stefanie

A variant of Stephanie, meaning 'crowned' or 'garland'.

Stefano

The Italian form of Stephen, meaning 'crowned' or 'garland'.

Stefanos

The Greek form of Stephen, meaning 'crowned' or 'garland'.

Stefans

A variant of Stefan, meaning 'crowned' or 'garland'.

Stefany

An alternate spelling of Stephanie, meaning 'crowned' or 'garland'.

Steffan

A variation of Stephen, meaning 'crowned' or 'garland'.

Steffany

A modern spelling of Stephanie, meaning 'crowned' or 'garland'.

Steffen

A variant of Stephen, meaning 'crowned' or 'garland'.

Steffi

A diminutive form of Stephanie, meaning 'crowned' or 'garland'.

Steffie

A diminutive variation of Stephanie, meaning 'crowned' or 'garland'.

Stefka

A diminutive form of Stefania, meaning 'crowned' or 'garland'.

Stefon

An alternative form of Stephen, meaning 'crowned' or 'garland'.

Stehen

A variant of Stephen, meaning 'crowned' or 'garland'.

Stein

Stone or rock

Steinar

Stone warrior

Steiner

Stony or rocky place

Steinmetz

Stone mason

Steinunn

Stone wave

Stela

Star; also refers to a stone pillar or slab

Stelian

Steadfast, stable

Stelios

Crown; derived from the word 'stellos' meaning star

Stella

Star

Stellabella

Beautiful star

Stellan

Calm or peaceful

Stellar

Of or pertaining to stars

Stellina

Little star

Stellita