Female and male names most popular from last year starting with the letter "S" - page 41.

Persian name derived from ancient Iranian language, combining 'sam' meaning 'sun' and 'yar' meaning 'like', thus signifying 'like the sun'. It has historical significance, symbolizing strength and radiance.

Japanese feminine given name meaning "early mercy" or "early kindness".

Persian name meaning 'craftsmanship' or 'artistry', associated with skilled artistry in Persian culture.

Spanish surname derived from the given name Sancho, meaning "little saint," and signifies "son of Sancho.

The Native American name Santee is of Southeastern United States origin, deriving from the historic Santee Sioux tribe, one of seven council fires of the Dakota/Lakota people. While its exact meaning varies, interpretations include 'cloud' or 'little wing,' evoking strength and grace associated with Native American culture.

Italian name of Latin origin that means 'holy John'.

Sanye, of West African origin, translates from Igbo as 'Wealth is born', symbolizing prosperity and parental aspirations.

Rare, feminine Scottish name derived from "Sarehill," meaning "sandy hill.

Russian masculine given name derived from the Greek word 'Sabbatianos', meaning 'pertaining to the Sabbath'. Popular among Old Believers, it has historical significance and was borne by notable figures like Saveliy Krylov.

Unique Hebrew name meaning "remembrance" or "protection," derived from Zipporah, Moses' wife in Exodus. Though uncommon historically, its profound meaning makes it an appealing choice across religions.

The unisex name Savi originates from Sanskrit, meaning 'to save', inspired by Hindu god Savitri.

Italian name derived from the Latin "savidus," meaning 'having taste' or 'being flavorful.' Traditionally given to sweet-tempered boys in ancient Rome, today Savian remains a distinctive choice worldwide.

Rare, Latin-derived female name meaning 'small wild apple', coined during the Renaissance by Spanish poets.

Latin origin, meaning 'one who brings salvation,' derived from 'salvator,' combining 'salus' (health, prosperity) with '-ator' (agent or doer).

Traditional Greek male name with uncertain origins but widely believed to mean 'happy' or 'blessed'.

African name of Swahili origin that translates to "the gift of God.

Persian origin, derived from 'sayeh', meaning 'shadow'. It gained popularity through Iranian poet Sayyid Ahmad ibn Zabihullah al-Hashemi, known as Sayat-e Nova.

Uncommon male given name of unknown origin, popularized in the late 1990s, with various potential interpretations including a blend of classic names or derived from Old English 'sage'.

English origin, comes from the Old French word "sayier," meaning "to say" or "to declare.

Middle Eastern name of Arabic origin meaning "traveler" or "wanderer," reflecting its historical association with adventurous spirits and explorers.

Uncommon name with uncertain origins and meanings, possibly derived from Irish or Old Norse words like "happy" or "sail," but no definitive evidence supports any particular interpretation.

Uncommon yet notable American given name derived from the English and Scottish surname Sayre, meaning "the one who sits" or "the dweller.

Unique unisex Hebrew name meaning 'dice', symbolizing chance and risk-taking.

English feminine given name meaning "red," derived from the color scarlet, and gained popularity after Margaret Mitchell's novel Gone with the Wind featured a fiery-haired heroine named Scarlett O'Hara.

Distinctive Hebrew name meaning 'to ask' or 'request', originating from ancient Jewish culture.

Rare Latin-derived given name meaning 'to know' or 'understand', associated with royalty and carrying historical significance as seen in Virgil's Aeneid.

Captivating name with Latin roots meaning "Scotland" or "land of the Scots," originating from Ptolemy's use of "Scotia" to refer to a region north of Hadrian's Wall. It has been used as both a female and male given name throughout history, but today it is more commonly known as a Scottish surname deriving from "Scoti," meaning "raiders" or "people from Ireland.

Distinctive given name of Scottish origin, derived from 'Scotia', meaning 'land of the Scots'.

Sebastian, of Latin origin, means "venerable" or "revered". It gained prominence during the Middle Ages due to Saint Sebastian's martyrdom and has been used throughout history by notable figures like Sebastian of Portugal. Today, it remains popular for its distinctive sound and meaningful origins.

Rare Latin name derived from 'secundus,' meaning 'following' or 'successive.'

Indian feminine given name meaning "forest" or "the one who is a forest," popularized by the Hindu epic Ramayana where Sita was often referred to as Seetha, symbolizing serenity and grace.

Japanese name with no specific meaning, chosen for its catchy sound by founders of Sega Enterprises Ltd., who were not related to anyone named Sega.

Hebrew name derived from "shila," meaning "peace" or "tranquility." It has been used since ancient times, appearing in the Hebrew Bible's Book of Isaiah.

The Japanese name Sekai, meaning 'world,' originated centuries ago to symbolize broad life perspective.

African origin name of Yoruba heritage, meaning "the one who brings joy to the world." It signifies hope, resilience, and finding happiness even in challenging times.

Captivating Greek name derived from "selene," meaning moon. It honors Selene, the lunar goddess of Greek mythology.

Unique Greek name meaning 'moon,' derived from the goddess Selene and associated with Artemis in ancient mythology.

Russian name derived from Seniavina, meaning "dark-haired". It was popular among 19th-century Russian nobility and has been adopted by other Slavic cultures.

The Italian name Senna means 'breeze' or 'whisper', originating from the Roman god Janus, and gained popularity due to Brazilian racing driver Ayrton Senna.

Unique Japanese given name derived from "sensei," meaning "teacher" or "instructor." Originally used as a title for highly respected educators, it has since become a popular boy's name in Japan, signifying wisdom, knowledge, and authority.