The name collection

Names with meaning.

3,600+ baby names from 25 cultures, each with its meaning, origin, pronunciation and story.

First letter

Vintage revival

Older names with lasting appeal

24 names

Hebrew · English

Sadie

Princess; pet form of Sarah

Top 100
Latin · Italian · Greek

Stella

Star; Greek Stella can also shorten Styliani

Top 100
French · Hebrew

Simone

Hearing; listening

Familiar
English · Latin

Sylvia

Form of Silvia, associated with woods or forest

FamiliarRising
French

Sylvie

Wood; forest

FamiliarRising
Latin

Sabina

A Sabine woman

Uncommon
Turkish · Swedish

Selma

Peaceful; safe

Uncommon
French · Hebrew

Séraphine

Fiery ones, through the seraphim

Uncommon
English

Shirley

Bright clearing

Uncommon
Russian

Sonya

Russian short form of Sophia: wisdom

Uncommon
Tongan

Salote

Tongan and Fijian form of Charlotte

Rare gem
English

Shelley

Clearing on a bank

Rare gem
Scottish Gaelic

Shona

Scottish form in the Joan and Janet families

Rare gem
Old Norse · Danish

Signe

New victory

Rare gem
Old Norse

Sigrid

Beautiful victory

Rare gem
Persian

Simin

Silvery; made of silver

Rare gem
French

Solange

Religious; solemn

Rare gem
Norwegian · Old Norse

Solveig

Sun strength

Rare gem
Greek

Sophronia

Feminine form of Sophronius: self-controlled or sensible

Rare gem
Japanese

Sumire

Violet in one Japanese spelling

Rare gem
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