Female and male names most popular from last year starting with the letter "S" - page 200.

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Sonna

Rare and captivating name of Scandinavian origin, derived from 'sonnr', meaning 'sun'. It was popular among Vikings and symbolizes strength, courage, and light.

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7962.

Sonnett

Elegant Italian name derived from "sonetto," meaning "little song" or "short poem.

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7963.

Sonnette

The French-origin name Sonnette is derived from the word 'sonnette,' meaning 'little bell', traditionally given at Christmas.

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7964.

Sonnia

Italian name derived from 'sonno', meaning 'sleep', symbolizing tranquility.

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7965.

Sonnya

Unique African name, combining elements of Sonjara, a legendary warrior queen, and Nyani, meaning 'lioness', signifying strength and courage.

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7966.

Sonovia

Unique female Hebrew name meaning 'peaceful' or 'tranquil', with ancient roots in Hebrew culture but not widely used historically.

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7967.

Sonrisa

Unique and charming girl's name of Spanish origin, directly translating to 'smile', conveying warmth and happiness.

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7968.

Sonseeahray

Unique Native American name of Creek origin, translating to "Beautiful Sunrise," reflecting the tribe's respect for nature and honoring children born at dawn.

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7969.

Sonta

Uncommon yet captivating Italian name derived from "sonto," meaning "drowsy" or "sleepy.

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7970.

Sonte

African name of Fulani origin, meaning 'strong like a lion'.

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7971.

Sontee

African Igbo name meaning 'to rejoice' or 'celebrate', reflecting hope for a life filled with happiness and prosperity.

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7972.

Sonum

Sanskrit-derived girls' name meaning 'sound' or 'musical note,' associated with the goddess Saraswati, symbolizing harmony.

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7973.

Sony

The name Sony originates from Japan, combining the kanji characters for 'pine' and 'harmony', often used as a male given name.

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7974.

Sony

Japanese origin, is derived from 'sonus', Latin for sound, reflecting its founder's vision.

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7975.

Sonya

Russian name derived from 'son' meaning 'wisdom', also linked to Sophia, the Roman goddess of wisdom.

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7976.

Sonye

Unique African name of Yoruba origin, meaning "born on Thursday" and associated with strength and spirituality.

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7977.

Sonyia

Unique feminine given name of unknown origin, potentially derived from the Latin word "sonus" meaning "sound," or a variant spelling of Sonia. Despite its uncertain beginnings, Sonyia stands out as an intriguing and distinctive name with notable bearers such as Canadian artist Sonyia Sidebotham and American actress Sonyia McGhee.

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7978.

Sonza

Sanza is an African name from Mali's Bambara people, potentially meaning "peaceful" or "calm," reflecting desired personal traits. It's not widely known outside West Africa but has been carried by notable figures like musician Souleymane Kane, also known as Sanza.

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7979.

Soo

Korean origin, derived from the ancient surname "Soo" which means strength, courage, or flowing water. It has a rich history and is associated with notable figures in Korean culture and arts.

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7980.

Soo

Korean name meaning 'water', symbolizing purity, vitality, and adaptability. It was historically popular among Korean royalty and has gained international recognition.

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7981.

Soobin

Modern Korean name composed of "Soo" (good fortune) and "bin" (fire), signifying positivity and uniqueness, and it's often used for both boys and girls.

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7982.

Soojin

Meet Soojin, a unique Korean name meaning 'genuine water' that signifies authenticity and honesty.

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7983.

Sook

Traditional Korean name derived from 'suk', meaning 'pure' or 'innocent'. It signifies purity and innocence.

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Sookie

Distinctive given name of unknown origin, with theories suggesting it could be a variant of Greek 'Sophronia' meaning 'wise', or derived from African name 'Sukie'. Despite its unclear roots, Sookie has been used worldwide and gained popularity in the US since the late 19th century.

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7985.

Soomin

Traditional Korean name meaning "perfect wisdom," consisting of the characters "soo" (수) for perfect/complete, and "min" (민) for wisdom. It symbolizes intelligence and enlightenment, originating from ancient Confucian-influenced Korea. Today, Soomin is globally recognized due to its aesthetic appeal and positive connotations, uniting people across cultures worldwide.

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7986.

Soon

Korean name meaning 'pure', often used as both a given name and family name.

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7987.

Soon

Korean-origin name meaning 'early' or 'quick', gaining global popularity in recent years.

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7988.

Sooner

Meet Sooner, an uncommon yet striking name of English origin that directly translates to 'earlier' or 'prompt', embodying speed and timeliness.

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Soorya

Indian unisex name derived from Sanskrit 'Surya', meaning 'sun'.

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7990.

Sopath

Armenian unisex given name derived from "sop," meaning "dream." It signifies "one who dreams" or "dreamer," reflecting Armenian cultural heritage while conveying a universal message of inspiration.

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7991.

Sopaul

Portuguese name derived from Paulus, meaning 'saint Paul,' and refers to Saint Paul the Apostle.

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7992.

Sopha

Rare Greek name that means "wisdom," derived from the more common Sophia. Its unique sound and profound meaning make it an attractive choice for parents seeking something distinctive.

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7993.

Sophal

Cambodian name meaning "moonlight" in Khmer.

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7994.

Sophan

Rare Greek name meaning 'wisdom'.

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7995.

Sophana

Unique Cambodian name derived from Khmer meaning "lotus flower," symbolizing purity, beauty, and enlightenment.

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7996.

Sophana

Captivating Cambodian name derived from ancient Khmer, meaning 'pure lotus flower', symbolizing purity and grace.

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7997.

Sophanna

Cambodian feminine name meaning 'lotus flower', signifying purity and elegance amidst adversity.

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7998.

Sophanna

Sophanna, of Cambodian origin, means 'easy to climb' or 'gradual ascent' in Sanskrit, symbolizing hope and progress.

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7999.

Sophany

Beautiful unisex Cambodian name derived from the Khmer word "sophana," meaning "beautiful.

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Sophat

Cambodian name derived from Sanskrit, popular among Khmer royalty during the Angkor period (9th-15th centuries), meaning "pure" or "cleansed," reflecting honesty and integrity.