Baby Girl names that start with  “ S “ and their  Meaning

Saada

African, meaning ‘helper’.

Saadiya

Arabic, meaning ‘bringer of good fortune’.

Saba

(alt. Sabah)

Greek, meaning ‘from Sheba’.

Sabi

Arabic, meaning ‘lovely lady’.

Sabina

(alt. Sabine)

Latin, meaning ‘from the Sabine tribe’.

Sabiya

Arabic, meaning ‘born in the morning’.

Sabra

Hebrew, meaning ‘to rest’.

Sabriel

American, meaning ‘God’s hero’.

Sabrina

Latin, meaning ‘the River Severn’.

Sachet

Hindi, meaning ‘conciousness’.

Sachi

Japanese, meaning ‘child of bliss’.

Sada

Japanese, meaning ‘pure’.

Sadella

American, meaning ‘fairytale princess’.

Sadie

(alt. Sade, Sadye)

Hebrew, meaning ‘princess’.

Sadira

Persian, meaning ‘lotus tree’.

Sadzi

American, meaning ‘one with a sunny nature’.

Safa

Arabic, meaning ‘innocent’.

Saffi

Danish, meaning ‘very wise’.

Saffron

English, from the spice of the same name.

Safia

Arabic, meaning ‘pure’.

Safiya

Arabic, meaning ‘sincere friend’.

Sagara

Hindi, meaning ‘from the ocean’.

Sage

(alt. Saga, Saige)

Latin, meaning ‘wise and healthy’.

Sagira

Egyptian, meaning ‘small one’.

Sahar

Arabic, meaning ‘dawn’.

Sahara

Arabic, meaning ‘desert’.

Saheli

Indian, meaning ‘beloved friend’.

Sahiba

Indian, meaning ‘maiden’.

Saira

Arabic, meaning ‘wanderer’.

Sakari

Native American, meaning ‘sweet child’.

Sakura

Japanese, meaning ‘cherry blossom’.

Sally

(alt. Sallie)

Hebrew, meaning ‘princess’.

Salome

(alt. Salma)

Hebrew, meaning ‘peace’.

Salva

Latin, meaning ‘wise woman’.

Salwa

Arabic, meaning ‘provider of comfort’.

Sam

(alt. Sammie, Sammy)

Shortened form of Samantha, meaning ‘told by God’.

Samantha

Hebrew, meaning ‘told by God’.

Samara

(alt. Samaria, Samira)

Hebrew, meaning ‘under God’s rule’.

Sanaa

Arabic, meaning ‘brilliance’.

Sandra

(alt. Saundra)

Shortened form of Alexandra, meaning ‘defender of mankind’.

Sandy

(alt. Sandi)

Shortened form of Sandra, meaning ‘defender of mankind’.

Sangeeta

Hindi, meaning ‘musical’.

Sanna

(alt. Saniya, Sanne, Sanni)

Hebrew, meaning ‘lily’.

Santana

(alt. Santina)

Spanish, meaning ‘holy’.

Sapphire

(alt. Saphira)

Hebrew, meaning ‘blue gemstone’.

Sarah

(alt. Sara, Sarai, Sariah)

Hebrew, meaning ‘princess’.

Sasha

(alt. Sacha, Sascha)

Russian, meaning ‘man’s defender’.

Saskia

(alt. Saskie)

Dutch, meaning ‘the Saxon people’.

Savannah

(alt. Savanah, Savanna, Savina)

Spanish, meaning ‘treeless’.

Scarlett

(alt. Scarlet)

English, meaning ‘scarlet’.

Scout

French, meaning ‘to listen’.

Sedona

(alt. Sedna)

Spanish, from the city of the same name.

Selah

(alt. Sela)

Hebrew, meaning ‘cliff’.

Selby

English, meaning ‘manor village’.

Selena

(alt. Salena, Salima, Salina, Selene, Selina)

Greek, meaning ‘moon goddess’.

Selma

German, meaning ‘Godly helmet’.

Seneca

Native American, meaning ‘from the Seneca tribe’.

Sephora

Hebrew, meaning ‘bird’.

September

Latin, meaning ‘seventh month’.

Seraphina

(alt. Serafina, Seraphia, Seraphine)

Hebrew, meaning ‘ardent’.

Serena

(alt. Sarina, Sereana)

Latin, meaning ‘tranquil’.

Serenity

Latin, meaning ‘serene’.

Shania

(alt. Shaina, Shana, Shaniya)

Hebrew, meaning ‘beautiful’.

Shanice

American, meaning ‘from Africa’.

Shaniqua

(alt. Shanika)

African, meaning ‘warrior princess’.

Shanna

English, meaning ‘old’.

Shannon

(alt. Shannan, Shanon)

Irish Gaelic, meaning ‘old and ancient’.

Shantal

(alt. Shantel, Shantell)

French, from the place of the same name.

Shanti

Hindi, meaning ‘peaceful’.

Sharlene

German, meaning ‘man’.

Sharon

(alt. Sharen, Sharona, Sharron, Sharyn)

Hebrew, meaning ‘a plain’.

Sashi

Hindi, meaning ‘moonbeam’.

Shasta

American, from the mountain of the same name.

Shauna

(alt. Shawna)

Irish, meaning ‘the Lord is gracious’.

Shayla

(alt. Shaylie, Shayna, Sheyla)

Irish, meaning ‘blind’.

Shea

Irish Gaelic, meaning ‘from the fairy fort’.

Sheena

Irish, meaning ‘the Lord is gracious’.

Sheila

(alt. Shelia)

Irish, meaning ‘blind’.

Shelby

(alt. Shelba, Shelbie)

English, meaning ‘estate on the ledge’.

Shelley

(alt. Shelli, Shellie, Shelly)

English, meaning ‘meadow on the ledge’.

Shenandoah

Native American, meaning ‘after an Oneida chief’.

Sheridan

Irish Gaelic, meaning ‘wild man’.

Sherry

(alt. Sheree, Sheri, Sherie, Sherri, Sherrie)

Shortened form of Cheryl, meaning ‘man’.

Sheryl

(alt. Sherryl)

German, meaning ‘man’.

Shiloh

Hebrew, from the Biblical place of the same name.

Shirley

(alt. Shirlee)

English, meaning ‘bright meadow’.

Shivani

Sanskrit, meaning ‘wife of Shiva’.

Shona

Irish Gaelic, meaning ‘God is gracious’.

Shoshana

(alt. Shoshanna)

Hebrew, meaning ‘lily’.

Shura

Russian, meaning ‘man’s defender’.

Sian

(alt. Sianna)

Welsh, meaning ‘the Lord is gracious’.

Siara

Arabic, meaning ‘holy and pure’.

Sibyl

(alt. Sybil)

Greek, meaning ‘seer and oracle’.

Siddhi

Hindi, meaning ‘spiritual powers’.

Siddiqa

Arabic, meaning ‘righteous friend’.

Sidera

Latin, meaning ‘luminous woman’.

Sidney

(alt. Sydney)

English, meaning ‘from St. Denis’.

Sidonie

(alt. Sidonia, Sidony)

Latin, meaning ‘from Sidonia’.

Siena

(alt. Sienna)

Latin, from the town of the same name.

Sierra

Spanish, meaning ‘saw’.

Signa

(alt. Signe)

Scandinavian, meaning ‘victory’.

Sigourney

French, meaning ‘daring queen’.

Sigrid

Nordic, meaning ‘fair victory’.

Sigrun

Scandinanvian, meaning ‘won a secret victory’.

Siham

Arabic, meaning ‘like an arrow’.

Sihar

Arabic, meaning ‘enchanting’.

Sika

African, meaning ‘wealthy woman’.

Silja

Scandinavian, meaning ‘blind’.

Silver

English, meaning ‘precious metal’.

Silwa

Arabic, meaning ‘like a quail’.

Sima

Arabic, meaning ‘prize’.

Simcha

Hebrew, meaning ‘joy’.

Simin

Iranian, meaning ‘silvery woman’.

Simone

(alt. Simona)

Hebrew, meaning ‘listening intently’.

Sinead

Irish, meaning ‘the Lord is gracious’.

Siobhan

Irish, meaning ‘the Lord is gracious’.

Sippora

Hebrew, meaning ‘birdlike’.

Siren

(alt. Sirena)

Greek, meaning ‘entangler’.

Siria

Spanish, meaning ‘glowing’.

Sisika

Native American, meaning ‘like a bird’.

Sitara

Indian, meaning ‘morning star’.

Sive

Irish, meaning ‘good and sweet girl’.

Skye

(alt. Sky)

Scottish, from the island of the same name.

Skyler

(alt. Skyla, Skylar)

Dutch, meaning ‘giving shelter’.

Sloane

(alt. Sloan)

Irish Gaelic, meaning ‘man of arms’.

Socorro

Spanish, meaning ‘to aid’.

Sohalia

Indian, meaning ‘the moon’s glow’.

Sojourner

English, meaning ‘temporary stay’.

Solana

Spanish, meaning ‘sunlight’.

Solange

French, meaning ‘with dignity’.

Soledad

Spanish, meaning ‘solitude’.

Soleil

French, meaning ‘sun’.

Solveig

Scandinavian, meaning ‘woman of the house’.

Sona

Arabic, meaning ‘golden one’.

Sonia

(alt. Sonja, Sonya)

Greek, meaning ‘wisdom’.

Sophia

(alt. Sofia, Sofie, Sophie)

Greek, meaning ‘wisdom’.

Sophronia

Greek, meaning ‘sensible’.

Sorano

Japanese, meaning ‘from the heavens’.

Soraya

Persian, meaning ‘princess’.

Sorcha

Irish Gaelic, meaning ‘bright and shining’.

Sorrel

English, from the herb of the same name.

Soyala

Native American, meaning ‘born in the winter solstice’.

Sparrow

English, meaning ‘like the bird’.

Spencer

English, meaning ‘administrator’.

Spring

English, meaning ‘born in the season’. Also from the name of the season.

Sroda

African, meaning ‘respected’.

Stacey

(alt. Stacie, Stacy)

Greek, meaning ‘resurrection’.

Star

(alt. Starla, Starr)

English, meaning ‘star’.

Stella

Latin, meaning ‘star’.

Stephanie

(alt. Stefanie, Stephani, Stephania, Stephany)

Greek, meaning ‘crowned’.

Sue

(alt. Susie, Suzy)

Shortened form of Susan, meaning ‘lily’.

Sukey

(alt. Sukey, Sukie)

Shortened form of Susan, meaning ‘lily’.

Suma

English, meaning ‘born in the summer’.

Sumi

Japanese, meaning ‘elegant and refined’.

Summer

English, from the season of the same name.

Suna

Turkish, meaning ‘swanlike’.

Sunday

English, meaning ‘the first day’.

Sunny

(alt. Sun)

English, meaning ‘of a pleasant temperament’.

Suri

Persian, meaning ‘red rose’.

Surya

Hindi, from the god of the same name.

Susan

(alt. Susann, Suzan)

Hebrew, meaning ‘lily’.

Susannah

(alt. Susana, Susanna, Susanne, Suzanna, Suzanne)

Hebrew, meaning ‘lily’.

Svea

Swedish, meaning ‘of the motherland’.

Svetlana

Russian, meaning ‘star’.

Swanhild

Saxon, meaning ‘battle swan’.

Swarna

Indian, meaning ‘golden one’.

Sybil

Greek, meaning ‘seer’.

Sydney

English, meaning ‘wide meadow’.

Sylvia

(alt. Silvia, Sylvie)

Latin, meaning ‘from the forest’.