[ g i r l s ] Saba : SAH-bah : greek "woman of sheba" Sabiny : sah-BEE-nee : latin "from sabine" Sabirah : sah-BEE-rah : arabic "patient" Sabra : SAH-bruh : arabic "thorny cactus" Sabrina : suh-BREE-nuh : latin "from the border" Sachi : SAH-chee : japanese "bliss-child" Sade : SHAR-day : nigerian "honor confers a crown" Sadira : SAH-deer-ah : arabic "ostrich returning from water" Saffi : SAH-fee : danish "wisdom" Safiya : sah-FEE-yah : african "pure" Sagara : sah-GAH-ruh : hindi "ocean" Saidah : sah-EE-dah : african "happy, fortunate" Sakari : sah-KAH-ree : native american "sweet" Sakinah : sah-KEE-nah : arabic "god-inspired peace-of-mind, tranquility" Sakti : SAHK-tee : hindi "energy, goodness" Sakura : SAH-koo-rah : japanese "cherry blossoms" Salihah : SAH-lee-hah : african "correct" Salimah : sah-LEEM-ah : arabic "safe, healthy" Salina : SAH-lee-nuh : french "solemn" Salome : SAHL-oh-mee : hebrew "peace" Samantha : SAH-man-thah : aramaic "listener" Samara : suh-MAH-ruh : hebrew "mountain, outlook" or "ruled by god" Samirah : sah-MEER-ah : arabic "entertaining companion" Sancia : SAYN-chuh : latin "holy" Sandia : sahn-DEE-ah : spanish "watermelon" Sandrine : SAN-dreen : greek "helper and defender of mankind" Sandya : SAHN-dyah : hindi - name of a god "sunset time" Sarah : SAYR-ah : hebrew "princess" Sarai : SAH-righ : hebrew "quarrelsome" Saraid : SAH-rayd : celtic "excellent" Saree : SAHR-ee : arabic "most noble" Sari : SHAH-ree : hebrew "princess" Sarisha : SAH-ree-shah : hindi "charming" Sashenka : SASH-ehn-kah : russian "defender and helper of mankind" Satinka : sah-TEEN-kuh : native american "magic dancer" Savanna : SAH-van-nuh : spanish "open grassland" Saxon : SAKS-un : latin "large stone" Searlait : SHAYR-let : french "petite" Season : SEE-sun : latin "sowing, planting" Sebasten : SAH-bast-en : greek "venerable, revered" Seema : SEE-mah : greek "symbol" Sela : SAY-lah : hebrew "a rock" Selena : SAH-lee-nuh : greek "moon" Selima : sah-LEE-mah : arabic "peace" Selma : SEL-mah : scandinavian "divinely protected" Semele : SEH-meel-ee : latin "once" Senta : SEEN-tuh : old german "assistant" Serafina : SER-ah-fee-nuh : spanish "seraph, angel" Serilda : SEH-ril-duh : old german "armed maiden of war" Sesha : SEH-shah : hindi - serpent who symbolizes time Shako : SHAY-koh : native american "mint" Shaine : SHAYN : hebrew "beautiful" Shakira : SHAH-keer-ah : arabic "grateful" Shammara : SHAH-mar-ah : arabic "he girded his loins" Shana : SHAH-nah : hebrew "beautiful" Shanata : SHAH-nah-tuh : hindi "peaceful" Shandy : SHAHN-dee : old english "rambunctious" Shani : SHAH-nee : swahili "marvellous" Shanley : SHAN-lee : gaelic "child of the old hero" SHannon : SHAN-un : irish "wise one" Shantay : SHAN-tay : french "enchanted" Shantha : SHAN-thuh : hindi - name of a god "peace" Sharon : SHAYR-un : hebrew "princess" Sharman : SHAR-men : english "a fair share" Shashi : SHAH-shee : hindi "moonbeam" Shawn : SHAWN : hebrew "god is gracious" Shayndel : SHAYN-del : yiddish "beautiful" Sheba : SHEE-bah : hebrew "from sheba" Sheena : SHEE-nuh : irish "god's gracious gift" Sheila : SHEE-lah : latin "blind" Shela : SHEE-lah : celtic "musical" Shelby : SHEL-bee : english "sheltered town" Shelly : SHEL-ee : old english "meadow on a hilltop" Shika : shee-KAH or SHEE-kah : japanese "deer" Shin : SHIN : korean "belief" Shina : SHEE-nuh : japanese "virtue, good" Shira : SHEER-ah : hebrew "song" Shirley : SHIR-lee : old english "country meadow" Shobi : SHOH-bee : hebrew "glorious" Shoshana : SHOH-shah-nah : hebrew "rose" Sibley : SIB-lee : greek "prophetess" Sibongile : SEE-bahn-gee-leh : african "thanks" Sibyl : SIHB-el : greek "prophetess" Sidonia : SIGH-doh-nyuh : italian "from sidonia" Sidra : SID-rah : latin "like a star" Sierra : SEE-ehr-ah : spanish "saw-tooth mountain range" Sigourney : SIH-goor-nee : french "daring king" Siham : see-HAHM : arabic "arrows" Sileas : SHEE-lus : latin "youth" Silva : SIL-vuh : latin "woodland maid" Simba : SEEM-bah or SIM-bah : swahili "lion" Simone : si-MOHN : hebrew "one who hears" Sine : SHEE-nuh : gaelic "god's gracious gift" Sinead : SHU-nayd : irish "gracious" Siobhan : shuh-VAHN : irish "gracious" Siran : SEER-ahn : armenian "alluring" Sirena : si-REE-nuh : greek "siren" Siroun : SEE-roon : armenian "lovely" Sitara : see-TAH-ruh : sanskrit "morning star" Sitembile : SEE-tem-bee-leh : african "trust" Siv : SEEV : norwegian - wife of thor "kinship" Sive : SEE-vuh : irish "sweet" Skyler : SKIGH-ler : dutch "scholar" Skyler : SKIGH-ler : norse "projectile" Sofi : SOH-fee : greek "wisdom" Solana : soh-LAH-nah : spanish "sunshine" Solange : SOH-lahnj : french "rare jewel" Soledad : so-leh-THATH : spanish "solitary" or "health" Solita : SOH-lee-tah : latin "alone" Sonia : SON-yuh : greek "wisdom" Soo : SOO : korean "excellence, long-life" Sophia : soh-FEE-uh : greek "wisdom" Sophronia : SOF-roh-nee-uh : greek "foresighted" Spica : SPIGH-kah : latin "name of a star" Stacia : STAH-shuh : greek "one who shall rise again" Stefania : STEF-ahn-ee-ah : greek "crown" Stella : STEL-uh : greek "a star" Stephanie : STEF-ah-nee : greek "crown" Stesha : STEH-shah : russian "crowned-one" Stockard : STOK-ard : english "from the yard of tree stumps" Storm : STORM : old english "stormy weather" Suki : SOO-kee : japanese "beloved" Sukatai : SOO-koo-tay-ee : african "hug" Sumi : SOO-mee : japanese "clear, refined" Summer : SUM-er : old english "summer season" Sun : SUN : korean "goodness" Susan : SOOZ-en : hebrew "lily" Svetlana : SVET-lah-nah : russian "star" Sydelle : SIH-del : hebrew "princess" Sydney : SID-nee : old french "from city of st. denis" Syeira : SYIGH-ruh : gypsy "princess" Sylvia : SIL-vee-uh : latin "woodland" Syna : SEE-nuh : greek "two together" [ b o y s ] Sahale : sah-HAH-leh : native american "above" Sahen : SHAH-hen : hindi "falcon" Salim : SAH-leem : african "peace" Saloman : SAHL-oh-man : hebrew "peaceful" Sam : SAM : hebrew "to hear" Samien : sa-MIGH-an : arabic "to be heard" Sammon : SAM-mon : arabic "grocer" Samson : SAM-sun : hebrew "like the sun" Samuel : SAM-yuhl : hebrew "asked of god" Saul : SAWL : hebrew "longed-for" Sanders : SAN-ders : english "son of alexander" Sandon : SAN-dun : old english "from the sandy hill" Sandor : SAN-dohr : hungarian "helper and defender of mankind" Sargent : SAHR-gent : french "to serve" Sarojin : sah-ROH-jeen : hindi "lotus-like" Sarngin : SAHRN-geen : hindi - name of god vishnu Saunders : SAWN-ders : greek "son of alexander" Saxon : SAKS-un : english "swordsman" Scott : SKOT : old english "a scotsman" Sean : SHAWN : irish "god's gracious gift" Sebastien : SAH-bas-che-en : greek "venerable, revered" Seif : SIGH-eef : arabic "sword of religion" Senon : SEH-non : spanish "given life by zeus" Sergio : SEHR-gee-oh : italian "attendant" Seth : SETH : hebrew "appointed one" Seung : SUNG : korean "successor, winning" Severin : SEH-ver-in : english - river in england Sevilin: SEH-vih-lin : turkish "beloved" Shane : SHAYN : irish "god is gracious" Shea : SHAY : irish "hawk-like, stately" Sheldon : SHEL-dun : english "protected hill" Shen : SHEN : chinese "spiritual, deep-thinking" Sheridan : SHAYR-ih-dun : irish "wild one" Shing : SHEENG : chinese "victory" Shunnar : shoo-NAHR : arabic "pleasant" Simon : SIGH-mon : hebrew "he who hears" Sivan : SEE-vahn : hebrew "the ninth month" Skyler : SKIGH-ler : durch "scholar" Slade : SLAYD : old english "child of the valley" Slevin : SLE-vin : gaelic "mountaineer" Smith : SMITH : english "blacksmith" Soterios : SOH-tayr-ee-ohs : greek "savior" Spalding : SPAHL-ding : english "divided field" Spencer: SPEN-sur : old english "dispenser, keeper" Stasio : STAH-shyoh : polish "stand of glory" Stephan : STEF-en : greek "crown" Sterling : STUR-ling : english "genuine, valued" Steven : STEE-ven : greek "crown" Stoke : STOHK : english "village" Stoyan : STOY-en : bulgarian "to stay" Strom : STRAHM : german "stream" Stuart : STOO-ert : old english "steward" Sulaiman : soo-lah-e-MAHN : north african "peaceful" Sumner : SUM-ner : old french "summoner" Sutherland : SUH-ther-land : norse "from the southern land"