Female and male names most popular from last year starting with the letter "S" - page 107.

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Shahnaz

Persian name meaning "beautiful king/queen".

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Shahraan

Rare Persian name derived from "shahr" (city) and "raan" (sky/heaven), translating to "city of heaven." It evokes images of tranquility and beauty, and was likely used among Persian royalty due to its regal connotations. Today, it remains a unique choice passed down through generations in Persian families.

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Shahrazad

Persian name derived from Arabic words "shahr" (city) and "azad" (free), meaning "the free city.

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Shahreen

Shahreen, of Persian origin, means 'of the city' and was once a title for influential women in ancient Persia.

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Shahriar

Distinctively Persian name meaning "king of cities" or "ruler of kingdoms".

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Shahrukh

Male given name of Persian origin meaning "having a royal/noble face," composed of "shahr" (city) and "rukh" (face).

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Shahryar

Persian name that means 'kingly glory'.

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Shahrzad

Persian female given name meaning 'city of kings' and inspired by the ingenious storyteller Scheherazade from 'One Thousand and One Nights'.

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Shahwaiz

Arabic-origin name meaning 'possessing beauty', popularized in South Asia with notable figures like Shahwaiz Khan.

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Shahzaib

Persian male name meaning "Beautiful King".

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Shahzeb

Regal Persian name meaning "king of lions," signifying power and majesty.

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Shahzoda

Unique Persian feminine given name derived from 'shah' meaning king or emperor, and 'zoda' meaning born or given birth to, translating to 'born of kings'.

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Shaian

Rare, Persian-origin name meaning "born of the king" or "born of the lion," symbolizing strength and destiny.

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Shaiana

Persian female given name derived from "sha'ee", meaning "poet". It signifies creativity and intelligence, popularized by Persian poets like Rumi, and has been borne by notable women such as Shaiana Azad and Shaiana Shafiee.

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Shaiann

Elegant Irish name derived from 'Síonn', meaning 'God is gracious'.

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Shaianna

Unique Persian girl's name meaning "beautiful.

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Shaianne

Enchanting Irish name derived from Siobhán, meaning "God is gracious," with variants like Shiandra and Shianne. Its roots trace back to the Gaelic word "Sibheal," translating to "fairy" or "elf," connecting it to Ireland's mythical Síde beings.

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4258.

Shaiasia

Modern Hebrew name derived from "sha'ia," meaning "gift" or "present.

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Shaid

Captivating Middle Eastern name derived from Arabic "shaheed," meaning "witness" or "martyr.

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Shaida

Persian female name, meaning 'friend' or 'companion', celebrated for its warmth and loyalty across cultures.

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Shaiel

Hebrew unisex name derived from 'shai', meaning 'gift'. It translates to 'gift of God' and has biblical roots with contemporary popularity.

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Shaielle

Shaielle: American-origin given name derived from Hebrew Sheilah, popular as a unisex but predominantly female choice, signifying creativity and uniqueness. Pronounced /shuh-EL/.

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Shaienne

Hebrew-derived female given name meaning "God is gracious," offering a unique and captivating choice for parents seeking a distinctive and meaningful name.

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4264.

Shaiheem

Attractive and distinctive Arabic boy's name composed of "Sha'", meaning 'request', and "Heem", meaning 'lifetime'. The name signifies 'the request for a long life'.

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Shaik

Arabic name derived from "shaykh," meaning "elder" or "chief." It's historically associated with respected leaders like Sheikh Uthman dan Fodio, conveying authority and wisdom.

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Shaikeem

Arabic name derived from "shaik," meaning "leader" or "chief." It signifies authority, wisdom, and charisma.

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Shaikh

Arabic unisex name derived from "shaik," meaning "leader" or "elder." Traditionally used as a title for religious leaders, it now serves as a given name reflecting wisdom, authority, and respect in Islamic culture.

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4268.

Shaikha

Unique feminine name of Arabic origin, meaning 'chief' or 'leader', often associated with nobility and wisdom, popular among families of high social status.

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Shail

Indian origin name derived from the Sanskrit word 'Shaila', meaning 'mountain'.

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Shailah

Rare Hebrew name meaning 'petition' or 'request', symbolizing strength and determination.

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Shaileen

Shaileen, of Irish origin, means 'God is gracious' and hails from the ancient Irish Siobhán, carrying a rich historical significance.

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Shaileigh

Uncommon yet striking Irish name derived from the historic Ó Súilleabháin family surname, meaning 'descendant of Suilebhan,' itself translating to 'eyebrow' or 'hairy brow.'

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Shailen

Indian unisex name derived from the Sanskrit word "Shaila," meaning "mountain." It symbolizes strength and stability.

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Shailen

Gender-neutral first name of Sanskrit origin. It means 'of the mountain' or 'from the mountain', derived from the Sanskrit word 'Shaila'. This name is popular in India and other countries influenced by Sanskrit culture. Shailen can also be considered a variant of Shailendra, meaning 'Lord of the Mountains'. The spelling typically consists of five letters, but variations may exist due to regional preferences or transliteration methods.

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Shailey

Indian girl's name derived from Sanskrit "Shailaja", meaning "mountain-born" or associated with Hindu goddess Shailaja.

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4276.

Shailie

Shailie, of Indian origin, means 'mountain' in Sanskrit and signifies strength.

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4277.

Shailin

Indian name derived from "Shailashwa", meaning "mountain dweller".

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Shailoh

Unique Hebrew girl's name that means "request" or "demand".

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Shailynn

Unique and beautiful Hebrew-derived name meaning 'peaceful' or 'asking for peace'.

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Shailynne

Irish feminine given name derived from the goddess Sióla, known for her beauty, wisdom, healing powers, and association with nature, particularly the moon. It also shares roots with the Irish surname Ó Siúla, translating to "descendant of Síoladh," emphasizing its ties to Ireland's landscapes. While not as widely used, Shailynne has gained popularity recently due to its unique meaning and history.