Samantha
Possibly a feminine elaboration of Samuel
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Samara
Possibly a place name or winged seed
Samir
Companion in evening talk
Samira
Companion in evening talk
Santana
Saint Anne
Santino
Diminutive of Santo: little saint
Sara
Princess; noblewoman
Sasha
Short form of Alexander or Alexandra: defending people
Savannah
Grassy plain
Sawyer
A person who saws wood
Scottie
Affectionate form of Scott, associated with Scotland
Scout
A person who gathers information or explores ahead
Seán
The Lord is gracious
Selah
Biblical musical term; possibly a pause
Selene
Moon
Seraphina
Fiery ones; of the seraphim
Serena
Clear; tranquil; serene
Serenity
Calm; tranquility
Seth
Appointed; placed
Shepherd
Sheep herder
Shiloh
Biblical place name; possibly tranquil
Siena
Place and color name associated with Siena
Sierra
Mountain range
Simon
He has heard
Simone
Hearing; listening
Siya
Another name for Sita
Sky
Sky
Skye
From the Isle of Skye
Skylar
Variant of Skyler and Schuyler
Sloane
Surname from a diminutive of raid or mobilization
Sol
Pine in Korean; sun in Spanish
Solana
Sunny spot; a place exposed to the sun
Soleil
Sun
Solomon
Peaceful; man of peace
Sonny
An affectionate term derived from son
Soraya
The Pleiades star cluster
Soren
English form of Søren
Stanley
Stone clearing
Sterling
Excellent; also a surname from Stirling, whose meaning is uncertain
Stetson
From Stidston; Stithweard’s town
Sullivan
From a diminutive name meaning dark-eyed
Summer
Summer season
Sunday
Sunday; its older English formation means day of the sun
Sunny
Sunny; cheerful
Sutton
South town
Sydney
Variant of Sidney, linked with wide-island place names
Sylvia
Form of Silvia, associated with woods or forest
Sylvie
Wood; forest
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