Female and male names most popular from last year starting with the letter "S" - page 226.

Uncommon English given name derived from Old English 'sythne', meaning 'south'. It was originally a Norman surname, first recorded in the Domesday Book of 1086.

Modern variant of the English name Sydney, originally meaning 'victorious valley' and sharing its historic roots.

Modern American unisex name, created by blending Sydney and Sidney, with popularity rising since 2009. Its meaning remains uncertain but some associate it with the Australian city of Sydney.

Rare female name of Latin origin that translates to "of Sidon" or "belonging to Sidon," an ancient Phoenician city. It is believed to have been used as a female variation of the male name Sidonius during the Middle Ages in Europe. Despite its rarity, Sydonia captivates those who discover it due to its rich history and unique meaning.

Unique Swahili name meaning "blessing," originating from East Africa and carrying profound cultural significance.

Rare yet elegant Greek name meaning "dark-haired," historically associated with royalty and grace.

Rare, unique name with unknown origin and meaning, possibly derived from Vietnamese Thị ('market'), but this theory lacks evidence. It may also be a coined name created by its parents without any specific inspiration.

Arabic-origin name derived from 'sayyid', meaning 'lord' or 'sir'.

Unique Arabic name meaning "happy" or "content", originating from Saeedah, used by Muslims worldwide, notably associated with Prophet Muhammad's lineage, and often linked to nobility due to its derivation from the Arabic word "sayyid".

Arabic name meaning "noble, exalted master," historically given to individuals of high status or descendants of Muhammad.

Arabic-derived name, combining 'Sayyid' meaning 'lord/master', denoting descent from Prophet Muhammad, with 'Muhammad', meaning 'praised/commended'. It signifies nobility and piety in many Muslim communities.

Arabic-origin given name or title of respect, meaning "lord" or "sir," often associated with descendants of Islamic prophet Muhammad through his daughter Fatima. It has been popular among global Muslim communities since early centuries of Islam.

Arabic-origin name that means 'ladylike' or 'noble lady'.

African name from Ghana's Ashanti people, meaning 'God is merciful', reflecting deep spiritual beliefs.

African-origin female given name derived from "Sy", meaning 'like', and "Eisha", believed to mean 'she is'. It translates to 'She is like her' and suggests shared qualities or characteristics. Pronounced /shay-EYE-shah/, with emphasis on the second syllable.

Captivating Egyptian name derived from the powerful goddesses Isis and Nepthys, symbolizing wisdom, magic, and protection.

Modern, unique name of unknown origin, possibly created as a blend of popular 'S' names like Sierra and Seraphina. Its meaning remains open but some associate it with Latin "serenum," suggesting calmness or clear sky. Rarely used, Syera offers versatility for personalization.

Hebrew-origin feminine name meaning 'poem' or 'song', associated with creativity and musicality.

Captivating Spanish feminine given name meaning "mountain range," evoking images of strength and grandeur, popularized during the Middle Ages in Spain, and now used globally despite its rarity.

Unique Persian name meaning "glory," standing for female kingship or royalty.

Syheem: Distinctive Arabic name meaning 'falcon', symbolizing strength & keen sight.

Rare but compelling name of Latin origin, meaning 'like'.

Arabic origin and means "to follow".

Arabic-origin female name, derived from 'Shi'a', a major branch of Islam, and historically signifies strength and resilience.

Syian is of Hebrew origin, translating to 'God is merciful'. A unique and modern name choice.

Arabic origin name meaning "leader" or "lord", commonly used in Muslim communities worldwide, with historical roots tracing back to medieval Islamic history when it was often bestowed upon nobility or the Prophet's family.

Beautiful West African Mandinka name that means "wise.

Sykeria: A captivating female name of uncertain Greek or Latin origin, used sparingly throughout history despite little known about its meaning.

English origin, derived from the Old English word "sīce," meaning "sheath" and likely given to sword makers or weapon workers in the Middle Ages. Alternatively, it may have been brought to England by the Normans in 1066, originating from the Old French word "sicle," meaning "sickle." Over time, Sykes has evolved with various spellings and meanings, but remains a distinctive choice with strong historical ties to England.

Czech origin and means 'falcon', tracing back to medieval times when it was often used as a surname for families associated with falconry or living near these birds.

Short form of German origin, derived from Sylvester or Sylvia, meaning "from the forest" in Latin.

Latin-derived name meaning "forest," associated with the Roman goddess of forests, Silva. It was popular in ancient Rome and medieval Europe, evolving into variations like Sylvia and Silvana.

Modern American name created from Sydney, meaning 'wide island', associated with style or fashion due to its phonetic similarity.

Exotic African name derived from Swahili 'Sylvia,' meaning 'forest,' associated with strength and beauty.

French name of Greek origin, derived from 'silene', meaning 'much cried or lamented'. Despite its somewhat melancholic connotation, this unique and musical name has gained global popularity in recent years.

American boy's name, derived from Tyler, meaning 'Tiler'.

Sylas is a Latin-derived name meaning 'forest,' with Greek roots translating to 'of the woods.'

Unique Greek name derived from "syle," meaning "forest," combined with "-ste," creating a captivating moniker that signifies one who is of or from the woods.

Latin-derived name meaning "of the forest" or "wild," tracing back to the Roman family name Silvester. It gained prominence through Pope Sylvester I and Saint Sylvester, who performed baptisms for Constantine the Great and his mother Helena.

Greek origin name meaning 'of the forest', linked to the goddess Artemis, symbolizing nature and protection.