Baby Names Starting with S

African

Unknown

English

From the English word for the celestial body, ultimately from Old English steorra.

English

star boy; celestial

Latin

star child

African

star girl

English

Strong

Latin

star-like

English

Star-like

English

little star

Latin

little star

English

A small bird

Latin

star desire

English

Star

Latin

great star

Old English

starry

English

Variant of Star.

Latin

full of stars

Latin

star shooter

Slavic

starry

African

Guide among the stars

Slavic

Starry

Greek

Standing firm

Slavic

Resurrection

Native American

star

Greek

resurrection

Slavic

Crowned

Greek

Resurrection

Greek

resurrection

Eastern European

Resurrection

Spanish

Condition or situation

English

Condition

Greek

standing

Latin

place, position

French

Stubborn

English

Staff, stick

Greek

Cross

Greek

Crown

English

To remain in a place

English

Modern variation of Stann

Latin

Resurrection

English

Resurrection

Spanish

star

English

One who stays good

Old English

stay good

Italian

to stand

Spanish

Crown or wreath

Hebrew

crowned

African

Unknown

French

clear; bright

English

Short form of Stephen.

English

Place, site

English

Implies resolute in purpose

Old English

from the landing place

Old English

firm, stable

Latin

constant enthusiasm

Celtic

Crowned one

Greek

crown

Greek

Crown

African

Unknown

Old English

steward, householder

English

Steward

Old English

crowned

Dutch

crowned one

English

strength; hard metal

Germanic

like steel

Scandinavian

Stone

English

High incline

Greek

Crown, wreath

English

crown; wreath

English

son of Steven

Latin

stylish, easy

Greek

crown

Greek

Crown

Greek

crown, garland

English

Crowned

Greek

crown

English

English variant and Bulgarian form of Stephanie. A notable bearer is Stefani Germanotta (1986-), an American singer better known as Lady Gaga.

English

Crowned one

Greek

crown

Spanish

crowned; garlanded

Greek

crown, garland

Greek

crowned one

Greek

Crown

Greek

Crown, wreath

English

Crown, garland

Greek

Crown

Greek

Crown

Greek

crown, garland

Greek

crown, garland

Greek

crown; garland

Greek

crown; garland

Greek

Crown

Greek

Crown

Greek

Crown

Greek

crowned

Greek

crown; garland

Greek

Crowned one

Irish

crown, garland

Germanic

Crown, wreath

English

Crown

Greek

crown; garland

Greek

crown; garland

Greek

Crowned one

Greek

crowned one

Greek

crown; garland

Greek

crowned one

Greek

Crown

Greek

crown; garland

Greek

crown; garland

Greek

crowned; victorious

Greek

crowned one

Slavic

Crowned

Greek

Crowned one

Greek

crown; wreath

Germanic

Crown

Spanish

crowned; victorious

Celtic

Crown

Germanic

Stone

Germanic

Stone worker

Greek

Crown

Greek

crowned; garland

Greek

star

Latin

star

Greek

Crown

Greek

star; celestial

Greek

crown, garland

Greek

star

Greek

Star

Greek

Crown

Spanish

Little star

English

Means "star" in Latin. This name was created by the 16th-century poet Philip Sidney for the subject of his collection of sonnets Astrophel and Stella.

Latin

Star

Latin

Star of the sea

English

Calm; noted in English poetry

Latin

star queen

Latin

Star-like

Latin

Little star

Old English

star

Arabic

Little star

Greek

Star

African

Unknown

African

Bringer of joy

African

to be strong

English

Harvester

Various

Greek

Stone

African

Stone

English

Stone ford

English

Stone

Old Norse

stone

Greek

crown, garland

Greek

Crown

Greek

Crowned one

Greek

Crown

Greek

crown, wreath

Greek

crown

Greek

Crowned one

Greek

crowned; victorious

English

Short form of Stephanie or Stephen.

Greek

Crown

Greek

crowned; garland

Greek

Crown

English

Variant of Stephanie.

Greek

Crown, garland

English

Feminine form of Stephen.

Greek

Crowned one

Greek

Crown

Greek

crown

Greek

Crown

Greek

Crown, wreath

Greek

Crown

Greek

Crowned

Greek

crowned

Greek

Crowned

Greek

crown

English

Variant of Stephanie.

Greek

crown, garland

Greek

Crown

Greek

crown

Greek

Crowned

English

From the Greek name Στέφανος (Stephanos) meaning "crown, wreath", more precisely "that which surrounds". Saint Stephen was a deacon who was stoned to

Greek

Crown

Greek

Crown

Greek

crown, listener

Greek

crown

English

Son of Stephen

Greek

Crowned

Greek

Crowned one

Greek

crown, garland

Greek

Crown or garland

Greek

Crown

Greek

crown; garland

Greek

crown

Greek

Crown

Greek

crown; victory

Greek

Crown

Celtic

to step

Germanic

of the steppe

Germanic

Star

Greek

Star

English

Of the star

English

Quality

English

From a Scots surname that was derived from city of Stirling, which is itself of unknown meaning. The name can also be given in reference to the Englis

English

Star-like

Caribbean

Unknown

African

Unknown

Spanish

Place

English

From an English surname that was originally derived from the name of the village of Stidston in Devon, meaning "Stithweard's town". This is a type of

Germanic

Place of the stony hill

English

Crown

Greek

crown, wreath

English

Short form of Steven. A notable bearer was American technology entrepreneur Steve Jobs (1955-2011).

English

Crown or garland

Old English

crowned with glory

English

Medieval English variant of Stephen, and a Dutch variant of Stefan. The filmmaker Steven Spielberg (1946-), director of E.T. and Indiana Jones, is a f

English

Son of Steven

English

Son of Steven

Greek

crown; garland

Old English

son of Steven

Greek

Crowned one

English

Crowned with victory

Greek

crown, garland

English

Diminutive of Stephen or Stephanie. A famous bearer is the American musician Stevie Wonder (1950-).

Greek

crowned

Greek

crown

Slavic

Crown

English

Stew

Old English

steward, keeper

African

Guardian

English

From a surname that was a variant Stuart.

English

Steward

English

Crowned one

English

House guardian

Spanish

crowned; victorious

Germanic

stone

Old Norse

crown

Spanish

Unknown

Christian

Mission of St. Gabriel

Spanish

Unknown

Greek

Saint George

Greek

from George

Indian

Stable

African

Brings happiness

African

Strong

African

Trustworthy

African

we have arrived

African

One who is loved

African

Love

African

Good doer

African

One who loves the Lord

African

gift of God

African

Unknown

Indian

Stability

African

Unknown

African

Unknown

Sanskrit

to stand

Greek

Crowned one

Greek

crown; garland

Greek

crown; garland

Greek

crown; garland

Greek

Crown or garland

Greek

crown

Greek

crowned

Greek

Crown

Greek

star

African

Unknown

African

To be faithful

African

Trustworthy

African

Trustworthy

African

Faithful

African

Trustworthy

African

Blessed

African

One who is strong

Greek

crown, garland

Greek

crown

Greek

Crowned one

Greek

Crowned one

Greek

Crown

Greek

crown

Hebrew

Star

Greek

Star

African

Unknown meaning

African

Unknown

Greek

Crowned

English

Steward

African

Unknown

African

He who is strong

Greek

Crown

African

Strong

African

Stay

African

Unknown

African

Bringer of joy

African

Unknown

African

Unknown

Spanish

Steward

Indian

Strong

African

Strong

African

to be strong

Germanic

Crowned

Old Norse

to be strong

Spanish

crown; victory

African

Unknown

Germanic

to stitch; sew

English

Branch or stick

Old English

wooden rods

Latin

to adhere

Spanish

Steadfast

Germanic

Crown

Germanic

Crown

Spanish

Unknown

English

Unknown

Scandinavian

Path

Slavic

to rise; to ascend

Old Norse

to be strong

English

One who is stiff or rigid

English

Stig's descendant

Spanish

Unknown

African

Unknown

English

calm; quiet

Italian

Style

Greek

Style or manner

African

Train

Scandinavian

Pure

Scandinavian

Stone

Old English

sharp, pointed

English

stingray; sharp

Celtic

Crown

Dutch

to provide

Slavic

Crown

Celtic

From the place of the river

Old English

to sew

English

Derived from action

English

Derived from the Old English elements stiþ "hard, stiff" and wulf "wolf".

English

crown; victorious

Slavic

to stand; stable

Latin

Crown

Celtic

Crowned

Spanish

Unknown

Spanish

Crown

Greek

crown; garland

Latin

Crown or garland

English

Steward

English

Crown

African

To strive

English

Son of Steven

Greek

Unknown

English

steward; keeper

English

Guardian

English

Steward or guardian

Greek

River of the underworld

Greek

to stand firm

Old Norse

victorious

English

Saint John

African

Unknown

English

Saint Mary's

African

Unknown

Germanic

Stubborn

English

One who stocks provisions

Germanic

Crown

Arabic

Steadfast

Arabic

Steadfast

Slavic

Firm

Celtic

from the stone

African

Brave

English

Tree stump

Old Norse

from the stony place

African

Unknown

African

To stomp

African

Little stomp

English

Stone

Old Norse

stone ash

English

From the English vocabulary word, ultimately from Old English stan.

Old English

emotionless

English

God of stone

Various

English

By the stony meadow, symbolizing stability

English

Stone worker or mason

English

Stone worker

Old English

stone worker

Old English

rocky place

English

Resilient like stone

African

Stone

English

Stone

Slavic

Step

African

Strong

English

Plug or cork

Old Norse

stone

English

From the vocabulary word, ultimately from Old English or Old Dutch storm, or in the case of the Scandinavian name, from Old Norse stormr. It is unisex

English

Variant of storm; powerful weather phenomenon

English

Variant of Stormy.

English

From the English word meaning "stormy, wild, turbulent", ultimately from Old English stormig.

English

Narrative

Germanic

Steward

Old English

brave, strong

African

Unknown

English

Steep hill

English

One who places or arranges

Slavic

Standing firm

Slavic

standing

Slavic

Steadfast

Latin

nobleman; patrician

Greek

Crown, wreath

Indian

Unknown

Arabic

Road

Italian

to strap or bind

English

From the street ford

Germanic

Bouquet, ostrich

English

Material for thatching

English

Pathway or road

English

Street boy

Latin

none available

Caribbean

Urban youth

English

Pressure or tension

Latin

without stress

Old English

to extend

English

From the settlement on the street

English

One who strides

English

to strike; hit

Latin

To hit

English

Striker

African

Unknown

Indian

Bright

Latin

from the stream

Old English

powerful

Old English

Powerful man

English

River, stream

African

Unknown

Uncertain

Unknown

African

Unknown

Slavic

Crowned

Hebrew

Twin

English

steward; household

Celtic

Steward

Old English

steward

English

Steward

English

From a Scottish occupational surname originally belonging to a person who was a steward. It is ultimately derived from Old English stig "house" and we

English

Steward

Scottish

steward's estate

Caribbean

Unknown meaning

African

Unknown

Germanic

warrior's fame

English

Steward

Scandinavian

Little house

Old Norse

to be strong

Celtic

Household guardian

African

Unknown

Old English

to strike

Old Norse

stool

African

star; light

Old English

truncated tree

Latin

to impress

English

Exceptionally beautiful

Spanish

Modern name, unclear meaning

Latin

state of shock

Irish

sturdy

Sanskrit

praise, worship

African

Unknown

Germanic

steersman

Slavic

Crown

Greek

crown, wreath

Spanish

Unknown

English

Steward

Greek

crown, wreath

Greek

style, manner

English

Fashion

Indian

Stylish

Indian

Fashionable star

Italian

style or manner

Greek

Stylus

Germanic

Crown

Greek

star

Chinese

to revive

Korean

to be

Arabic

Persevering

Chinese

Unknown

Arabic

Guided

Arabic

Happiness

African

Gift from God

African

Unknown

African

Bringer of happiness

African

Unknown

Arabic

goodness, virtue

Arabic

Prayer

African

Unknown

Latin

master, lord

Chinese

Smooth

Spanish

Unknown

Celtic

sweet, pleasant

Spanish

Pleasant or sweet

English

Bright sun

African

God's blessing

Chinese

Beautiful flower

Arabic

to shine

Latin

good fortune

Spanish

Son of the swineherd

Spanish

Son of Suero

Indian

Sun

Celtic

star

Latin

sweet, pleasant

Arabic

Comfort