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101 girl names that start with the letter S

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Almost from the moment we know that we are going to be parents, our little heads begin to shuffle possible names, almost unconsciously. Although each person has their favorite initials, it is clear that when looking for an exotic name, which sounds like ‘far East’, the names that begin with S, acquire a great role. Of Arabic, Hindu, Japanese origin … But with S very frequent and beloved names are also written in Spain and Europe.

101 baby girl names that start with the letter S , in our special baby names tour from A to Z, so you can start dreaming about your wonderful fairy tale.

  • Sabina: of Latin origin, it means “from the country of the Sabines”. The abduction of the Sabine women is one of the most famous episodes of the origin of Rome.

  • Sabrina: of Latin origin, it means “who lives on the other side of the border”, by the name of the Severno river. According to Welsh legend, Sabrina was the illegitimate daughter of a king and princess.

  • Sagrario: of Latin origin, it means “sacred place”.

  • Sakura: of Japanese origin, it means “cherry blossom”.

  • Sahar: of Arabic origin, it means “awakening”.

  • Sahily: of Hebrew origin, variant of Sarah, which means “princess”.

  • Sahira: of Arabic origin, it means “spring”.

  • Saida / Sayda: of Arabic origin, it means “happy, lucky, hunter”.

  • Saidi: of Hebrew origin, it is a variant of Sarah, which means “princess.”

  • Saiko: of Japanese origin, it means “serene girl”.

  • Salama: of Egyptian origin, it means “supporter of peace”.

  • Salma: of Arab origin, probably comes from salima, “to be safe”.

  • Salomé: of Hebrew origin, it means “the one finished in a perfect way”, “the magnificent one”.

  • Samantha: of Hebrew origin, it means “the one who listens”.

  • Samara: of Hebrew origin, a variant of Samira, it means “the protected of God.”

  • Samary: variant of Samantha in English, which means “the one who listens”.

  • Sami: of Quechua origin, it means “lucky, happy, blissful”.

  • Samita: of Arabic origin, it means “nightly conversation partner”.

  • Sanam: of Arabic origin, it means “beloved, lover, dear”

  • Sandra: of Greek origin, it means “to remove the enemy”.

  • Sandrine: of Greek origin, it means “to remove the enemy”.

  • Sandy: of Greek origin, derived from Alejandra, which means “protector or victor of men.”

  • Saori: of Japanese origin, it means “to flourish”.

  • Sara: of Hebrew origin, it means “princess, lady”.

  • Saray: of Hebrew origin, it means “princess, lady.” It was the name of Abraham’s wife before Yahweh baptized her Sarah.

  • Sarayu: of Hindu origin, it means “sacred river”.

  • Sarisha: of Hindu origin, it means “charming”.

  • Satí: of Hindu origin, it means “faithful, chaste”. She is the Hindu goddess of marital happiness and longevity. She is the first wife of Shivá.

  • Saula: of Hebrew origin, feminine form of Saul, variant of Saúl, original name of the apostle Paul.

  • Saura: of Hindu origin, it means “worshiped sun”.

  • Savannah: of French origin, it means “plain without trees”.

  • Saya: of Japanese origin, it means “fast arrow”.

  • Sayen: of Mapuche origin, it means “woman with a big heart, affectionate”.

  • Sayumi: of Japanese origin, it means “my little princess”.

  • Sayuri: of Japanese origin, it means “little lily flower”.

  • Scarlet / Scarlett / Scarlette: of French origin, it means “red”.

  • Secundina: of Latin origin, it means “the second”.

  • Sephora: of Hebrew origin, it means “bird, bird”.

  • Selena / Selene: of Greek origin, it means “the moon, light”. She was the sister of Helios (the Sun) and Eos (the Aurora).

  • Selimá: of Hebrew origin, it means “peaceful, calm”.

  • Selina: of Latin origin, it could be a variant of the Latin Caelina or the French Céline.

  • Sella: of Italian origin, variant of Cella, Cellia. It means “she is free.”

  • Selma: of Latin origin, short for Anselma. Also, a variant of the Arabic name Salma.

  • Serafina: of Hebrew origin, it is the feminine form of Serafín, which means “serpent”.

  • Serena: of Latin origin, it means “calm, peaceful, serene”.

  • Sergia: of Latin origin, it is the feminine form of Sergio, which means “guardian”.

  • Servanda: of Latin origin, it means “to be saved”.

  • Severina: of Latin origin, it means “severe”.

  • Shadia: of Arabic origin, it means “precious voice”.

  • Shakira: of Arabic origin, it means “grateful”.

  • Shaila: of Hindu origin, it means “daughter of the hill”.

  • Shayma: of Arabic origin, it means “of good nature”.

  • Shaire: of African origin, it means “poet”.

  • Shamila: of Arabic origin, it means “one who is pleasant and friendly in nature.”

  • Shanaya: of American origin, it means “the grace of God.”

  • Shani: of Egyptian origin, it means “wonderful, crimson.”

  • Shantal: of Hindu origin, it means “peace”. Very common in France.

  • Sharon: of Hebrew origin, it means “fertile plain”.

  • Sheila: of Celtic origin, it means “hidden”.

  • Shelby: of Nordic origin, it means “willow”.

  • Sherezade: of Persian origin, it means “the most beautiful daughter of the city”.

  • Shir: of Israeli origin, this unisex name means “song, song”.

  • Shirin: of Persian origin, it means “sweet, pleasant”.

  • Shirley: of Celtic origin, it means “brilliant”.

  • Shoko: of Japanese origin, it means “auspicious girl”.

  • Sibila / Sibylla: of Greek origin, it is the feminine name with which the priestesses of Apollo were known.

  • Sia: of Welsh origin, it means “fresh, cold”.

  • Siara: of African origin, it means “pure, sacred”.

  • Sigrid: of Scandinavian origin, it was the name of Captain Thunder’s beloved.

  • Sila: of Turkish origin, it means “nostalgic, who feels nostalgia”.

  • Silvia / Sylvia: of Latin origin, it means “forest, jungle or jungle, wild”.

  • Simona: of Hebrew origin, it means “God has heard”.

  • Simone: of Latin origin, it is the feminine French form of Simón.

  • Simeona: of Hebrew origin, it means “God has heard”.

  • Silvana: of Latin origin, it means “from the jungle, wild”

  • Silvina: of Latin origin, feminine form of Silvino that means “jungle, forest”.

  • Mermaid: of Greek origin, it means “charming”.

  • Sisa: of Quechua origin, it means “immortal flower, the one that always comes back to life”.

  • Sisinia: of Latin origin, of doubtful etymology.

  • Sita: of Hindu origin, it means “goddess of the Earth”.
  • Help: of Latin origin, it refers to one of the tasks attributed by Christians to the Virgin Mary: to help those who need it, to help.

  • Sofia: of Greek origin, it means “wisdom”.

  • Sun: of Latin origin, it is the star and the sun god.

  • Solagne: of Latin origin, it means “solemn”. Very common in France.

  • Soledad: of Latin origin, it means “unique, isolated, alone or lonely”.

  • Sonia: of Greek origin, she is the Russian hypocoristic of Sofia. It means “wisdom”

  • Sonsoles: From Our Lady of Sonsoles, patron saint of Ávila.

  • Soraya: of Persian origin, it means “princess”.

  • Stacy: unisex name of English origin derived from the Greek Eustace, which means “loaded with ears of corn.”

  • Stephanie: of Greek origin, it means “crown”, “garland”.

  • Suad: of Arabic origin, it means “joy”.

  • Sue: short for Susana, which means “white flower, lily, lily”.

  • Sugey: of Aztec origin, it means “sunlight”.

  • Suhaila: of Arabic origin, it means “dawn star”.

  • Sundey: of English origin, it means “Sunday”.

  • Suni: of Korean origin, it means “goodness”.

  • Sunna: of Icelandic origin, diminutive of Susanna.

  • Suri: of Hebrew origin, it means “princess”.

  • Susana: of Hebrew origin, it means “white flower, lily, lily”.

  • Suyen: of Japanese origin, it means “willow”.

  • Suzette: of Hebrew origin, it is the French form of Susana.

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