Sulka

A diminutive of Slavic names, often associated with 'the one who is peaceful' or 'peaceful one'.

Sullivan

An Irish surname meaning 'dark eye' or 'black-eyed one'.

Sulma

A variant of Salma, meaning 'peaceful' or 'calm'.

Sulwyn

A name meaning 'from the peaceful river' or 'river of tranquility.'

Summyr

A modern spelling variant of 'Summer', symbolizing warmth and brightness.

Sumner

Originally an English occupational surname for a person who collects or summons.

Sun

Refers to the celestial body essential for life, symbolizing light and warmth.

Sunday

Sunday refers to the day of the week named after the Sun.

Sunkanmi

A name that signifies 'a child that brings joy'.

Sunniva

Meaning 'sun gift' or 'gift of the sun' in Old English and later adapted in Norwegian.

Susan

Lily or rose

Susana

Lily

Susanita

Little lily

Susanna

Graceful lily

Susannah

Graceful lily or flower

Susanne

Lily

Susen

Derived from 'Susan' meaning 'lily' or 'rose' in Hebrew.

Susette

A diminutive of 'Suzanne' meaning 'lily' in Hebrew.

Susi

A short form of Susanna, meaning ‘lily’ or ‘rose.’

Susie

A diminutive form of Susan, meaning ‘lily.’

Sussan

A variant of Susan, meaning ‘lily.’

Sussi

A diminutive form of Susanna, meaning ‘lily’ or ‘rose.’

Sutcliff

Originating from a surname meaning 'cliff by a river' in Old English.

Sutclyf

Derived from a surname meaning 'cliff by a river' in Old English.

Sutherland

A name referring to the southern land or region in Scotland.

Suthfeld

A name derived from the Old English elements meaning 'southern field'.

Suthley

Originating from a surname meaning 'meadow by a southern settlement' in Old English.

Suzain

Suzain is a variation of Susan, meaning 'lily' or 'rose' in Hebrew.

Suzan

Suzan means 'lily' or 'rose' and derives from Hebrew.

Suzana

Suzana is a variation of Susan, meaning 'lily' or 'rose' in Hebrew.

Suzane

Suzane is a variant of Susan, which means 'lily' or 'rose' in Hebrew.

Suzann

Suzann is a derivative of Susan, meaning 'lily' or 'rose' in Hebrew.

Suzanna

Suzanna means 'lily' or 'rose' and is derived from Hebrew origins.

Suzannah

The name Suzannah means 'lily' or 'rose,' rooted in Hebrew.

Suzanne

Suzanne means 'lily' and has its origins in Hebrew.

Suzette

Suzette is a diminutive of Suzanne, meaning 'lily' in Hebrew.

Suzie

Suzie is a diminutive of Susan, meaning 'lily' or 'rose' in Hebrew.

Suzonne

Suzonne is a variation of Suzanne, meaning 'lily' in Hebrew.

Suzy

Suzy is a diminutive of Susan, which means 'lily' or 'rose' in Hebrew.

Suzynne

A variant of Suzanne, meaning 'lily' or 'flower' in Hebrew.

Svante

A name meaning 'to be safe' in Old Swedish.

Svea

A poetic name for Sweden, symbolizing the country or its people.

Svein

A boy or a young man in Old Norse, commonly used in Nordic countries.

Sveinn

An equivalent to boy or young man in Old Norse, prevalent in Nordic regions.

Sven

Young man or boy in Old Norse, commonly used in Sweden and Norway.

Svend

Derived from Old Norse meaning 'young man, boy,' used in Denmark and Norway.

Sverre

A name derived from Old Norse meaning 'severe or wild.'

Sveta

Meaning 'light' or 'holy' in Slavic languages, often a diminutive for Svetlana.

Svetlana

A Slavic name meaning 'light' or 'pure,' popular in Eastern Europe.

Svitlana

A variant of Svetlana, meaning 'light' or 'pure' in Ukrainian.

Svjetlana

Light or brightness.

Svyatopolk

Holy heritage or ancestor.

Swaantje

Sweet or cute as a kitten.

Swab

A variant of Slav, referring to a Slavic person or their culture.

Swain

A young man or a lad.

Swaine

A swineherd or pig keeper.

Swayne

The name Swayne means 'swineherd' or 'swine keeper' in Old English.

Swayze

Swayze is an English surname derived from a place name meaning 'a place where the swans are' or 'swans' landing'.

Sweatlina

Sweatlina is a variant of the name 'Selina', which typically means 'moon'.

Sweena

Sweena is a variant of 'Sweeney', often interpreted as 'swan' or 'a person akin to a swan'.

Sweeney

Sweeney means 'the descendant of Suibhne', referring to a character from Irish folklore.

Sweety

Sweety is an affectionate diminutive, meaning 'sweetheart' or 'one who is sweet'.

Swefred

Swefred combines 'swe' meaning 'swine' and 'fred' meaning 'peace', thus meaning 'peaceful swine'.

Swen

Swen means 'young warrior' or 'youth' in Old Norse.

Sweppi

Sweppi is a diminutive of 'Sweet', meaning 'small or little one who is sweet'.

Sweyn

A name meaning a young man or a boy, popular in Nordic cultures.

Swidhelm

Means 'sword helmet', symbolizing protection and strength.

Swintayla

A modern invented name often associated with swiftness or agility.

Swinton

A surname derived from various places meaning 'swine town' in Old English.

Swithun

Derived from the Old English meaning 'strong' or 'powerful', it is notably associated with Saint Swithun.

Swity

A modern name with unclear origins, often linked to a sweet or gentle nature.

Swonild

An Old English name meaning 'a strong woman'.

Swoosie

A playful, nickname-style name with no formal meaning, sometimes linked to sweetness or affection.

Sy

A diminutive form that can be derived from several longer names, often associated with being kind or friendly.

Sybbly

A playful variant of the name Sibyl, often associated with a prophetess in ancient cultures.

Sybby

A diminutive of Sybil, referring to a woman with prophetic powers in ancient cultures.

Sybella

Heavenly or divine beauty.

Sydelle

Variation of Sydney, meaning wide meadow.

Sydnea

Modern variant of Sydney, suggesting wide meadow.

Sydnee

Variant spelling of Sydney, meaning wide meadow.

Sydnei

A variant spelling of Sydney, meaning wide meadow.

Sydneigh

Modern variant of Sydney, meaning wide meadow.

Sydney

Wide island or meadow.

Sydniciel

Unique creation based on Sydney, suggested to mean wide meadow.

Sydniegh

Variant spelling of Sydney, meaning wide meadow.

Sydny

Modern and simplified variant of Sydney, meaning wide meadow.

Sydnye

A modern spelling variation of Sydney, meaning wide meadow.

Syflede

A little-known name that likely refers to someone who comes from a flood plain or an open space.

Sykes

Derived from a surname meaning 'from the marsh' or 'dweller by the marsh', often associated with a geographical location.

Sylar

A modern name that can be derived from the surname Siler, often associated with 'healer'.

Sylas

Meaning 'man of the forest', derived from the Latin word 'silva' meaning 'forest'.

Syler

A contemporary variation of the surname Siler, often interpreted as 'he who brings healing'.

Sylvain

Derived from the Latin word 'silvanus', meaning 'of the woods' or 'forest dweller'.

Sylvan

Meaning 'of the forest', commonly associated with nature and woodlands.

Sylvana

A feminine form of Sylvan, meaning 'of the forest' or 'wooded'.

Sylvanna

Meaning 'from the woods'; a variant of Sylvana, emphasizing the connection to nature.

Sylve

A variant of the name Sylvie, meaning 'from the forest' or 'wooded'.

Sylvester

Meaning 'wild' or 'wooded', commonly associated with St. Sylvester.

Sylvestre

French version of Sylvester, meaning 'of the forest' or 'wild'.

Sylvette

A diminutive of Sylvia, meaning 'little forest' or 'woodland'.