Sarwat

Sarwat means 'wealth' or 'richness,' often symbolizing prosperity in various cultural contexts.

Sarwath

Sarwath translates to 'abundance' or 'prosperity,' commonly associated with prosperity in Islamic tradition.

Sarwendah

Sarwendah is derived from Indonesian roots meaning 'beautiful flower,' symbolizing gracefulness.

Sasan

Sasan means 'of the Sasanian Empire', a historic Persian dynasty.

Satria

Satria means 'knight' or 'warrior' in Javanese, representing valor and chivalry.

Sattar

A name meaning 'one who is truthful or honest,' often used among Arabic-speaking communities.

Saud

Generally means 'fortunate' or 'happy' in Arabic cultural contexts.

Sauda

Means 'black' or 'dark' in Arabic, often symbolizing beauty and elegance.

Saudaa

Also means 'fortunate' in Arabic, similar to Saud.

Saudis

Meaning 'blessed' or 'fortunate', commonly associated with prosperity.

Saulat

Saulat means 'authority or power,' commonly used in Arabic-speaking cultures.

Savera

Savera means 'morning' or 'dawn' in Arabic, symbolizing new beginnings.

Sawa

Means 'peace' in Swahili.

Sawab

Means 'reward' or 'good deed' in Arabic.

Sawad

Means 'black' or 'dark' in Arabic.

Sawal

Means 'one who asks' or 'to inquire' in Arabic.

Sawda

A name likely derived from Arabic meaning 'black' or 'dark'.

Sawdah

An Arabic name meaning 'dark woman', often embraced in various cultures.

Sawera

Means 'dawn' or 'morning light' in Arabic.

Sawlat

A name that signifies 'noble' or 'virtuous' in Arabic influence.

Sawsan

A name meaning 'lily' in Arabic.

Sawsana

A variant of Sawsan, also meaning 'lily' in Arabic.

Sawwaaf

A name meaning 'one who runs' or 'messenger' in Arabic.

Sawwaf

A name meaning 'cloth weaver' in Arabic.

Sayah

Meaning 'one who is granted' or 'gifted.'

Sayed

Sayed means 'master' or 'lord' in Arabic, signifying respect and authority.

Sayee

Sayee derives from Arabic and means 'to be happy' or 'joyful'.

Sayeed

Sayeed means 'happy' or 'fortunate' in Arabic, often used to denote a blessed individual.

Sayeeda

Sayeeda means 'lady' or 'mistress' in Arabic, symbolizing respect and honor.

Sayeh

Means 'shadow' or 'shade' and is often associated with tranquility and peace.

Sayel

Means 'swift' or 'fast moving', often associated with speed and energy.

Sayf

Means 'sword', symbolizing strength and valor.

Sayf al din

Means 'sword of the faith', representing protection in religious context.

Sayf Udeen

Another variant meaning 'sword of the religion', signifying guardianship of faith.

Sayfiyy

An Arabic name meaning 'sharpness' or 'sword,' symbolizing strength and protection.

Sayfuddeen

An Arabic name meaning 'Sword of the Religion,' emphasizing a person who is a protector or defender of faith.

Sayfuddin

An Arabic name meaning 'Sword of the Faith,' often denoting bravery and loyalty.

Sayfudeen

A variation of Sayfuddin, it means 'Sword of the Religion,' indicative of a strong protector of faith.

Sayfudin

Another variant meaning 'Sword of the Faith,' commonly associated with strength and honor.

Sayfuldin

An Arabic name meaning 'Sword of the Religion,' symbolizing valiance.

Sayfullah

A name meaning 'Sword of God,' implying divine protection and strength.

Sayhan

An Arabic name that means 'goodness' or 'nobility.'

Sayid

An Arabic name meaning 'master' or 'lord,' often associated with leadership and authority.

Sayida

A feminine form of Sayid, meaning 'lady' or 'mistress,' indicative of respect and nobility.

Sayidatun Nisa

A title meaning 'Lady of Women,' often referring to great female figures in Islamic tradition.

Sayidatunnisa

Similar to Sayidatun Nisa, it translates to 'Lady of Women,' denoting high status among women.

Sayshaa

Meaning 'joy' or 'happiness,' derived from Arabic linguistic roots.

Sayyad

Meaning 'lord' or 'chief,' often used to signify nobility or respect in leadership roles.

Sayyah

A name meaning 'traveler' or 'wanderer' in Arabic, often used for both genders.

Sayyam

A name meaning 'to fast' or 'to abstain', often associated with Ramadan in Islamic culture.

Sayyan

A variant of Sayyam, meaning 'one who fasts'.

Sayyar

A name that means 'traveler' or 'marcher', often given to boys.

Sayyawm

Meaning 'day', associated with the day of accountability in Islamic belief.

Sayyed

A title of respect meaning 'sir' or 'master', often denoting a descendant of the Prophet Muhammad.

Sayyid

Meaning 'lord' or 'chief', used to denote a person of noble or respected lineage in Islamic culture.

Sayyida

A title meaning 'lady' or 'mistress', often used for women of noble birth or respect.

Sayyidah

The feminine form of Sayyed, meaning 'mistress' or 'lady', often signifying honor and respect.

Sazia

Meaning 'to satiate' or 'to fill', often associated with abundance.

Sbahat

A name meaning 'morning' or 'dawn', often symbolic of new beginnings.

Sbaih

Sbaih means 'the one who loves beauty' in Arabic.

Sebeeya

Meaning 'as the oath of God', often connected to faith and promise.

Sebiya

Meaning 'a beautifier' or 'one who brings beauty', trending in cultural beauty associations.

Seburuh

Connotes power and strength, often given to leaders or influential individuals.

Seda

Derived from 'seda' meaning 'cushion' or 'comfort'.

Sedaina

A name meaning 'peaceful' or 'calm'.

Sedef

Meaning 'pure' or 'divine'.

Sedehanna

A name meaning 'graceful' or 'blessed' derived from 'Hannah'.

Sedemai

A name signifying 'bringer of peace' or 'one who brings calm'.

Sedemaiden

A name combining 'seda' meaning 'peace' and 'maiden' indicating 'young woman'.

Sedemay

A name combining 'seda' indicating 'peace' with 'May', symbolizing youth and spring.

Sedki

Sedki means 'my friend' in Arabic, often used to denote loyalty and camaraderie.

Seena

This name means 'light' or 'radiance' in Arabic origins, commonly attributed to feminine beauty.

Seerat

It means 'character' or 'conduct', prevalent in Islamic culture.

Sefu

Sefu means 'sword' in Swahili, often symbolizing strength and protection.

Seghada

Seghada means 'a desire or wish'.

Seghiue

Seghiue means 'to shine or glow'.

Seghuie

Seghuie translates to 'joy' or 'happiness'.

Sehaam

Defender or protector, often associated with honor.

Seham

A name meaning 'a good omen' or 'meaningful event'.

Sehar

Dawn or daybreak, symbolizing new beginnings.

Sehba

A name that means 'morning breeze' or 'pleasantness'.

Seher

Waking or morning, associated with a fresh start.

Seherunnisa

Woman of dawn, indicating a positive and bright character.

Seheve

Strength or resilience, often signifies a protector.

Sehr

Magic or enchantment, related to supernatural themes.

Sehrish

Beautiful or alluring, connected to charm and attraction.

Seif

Means 'sword' or 'savior' in Arabic, symbolizing protection and strength.

Seif al din

Means 'sword of the faith,' indicating a protector or defender of religious beliefs.

Seifaldin

An Arabic name meaning 'sword of the religion,' signifying a strong connection to faith.

Sekar

It means 'flower' or 'blossom.'

Selasa

It means 'Tuesday' in Indonesian, associated with work and productivity.

Selatan

It means 'south' in Bahasa Indonesia and suggests direction or location.

Selda

It means 'blessed' or 'succeeding.'

Selema

Means 'peace' or 'tranquility,' often associated with serenity.

Selemah

A variant of 'Salama' meaning 'peace,' indicating a connection to tranquility.

Selif

Selif means 'pure' in Turkish.

Selik

Selik means 'pure' in Turkish culture.

Selim

Selim means 'safe, sound' in Arabic.

Selima

Selima means 'peaceful' or 'safe' in Arabic.

Sellma

Meaning 'peaceful' or 'tranquil'.