Female and male names most popular from last year starting with the letter "S" - page 52.

Indian Marathi name meaning "ray of light.

Indian-origin girl's name derived from Sanskrit "Sravya", meaning "hearing" or "attentive".

Indian name from Telangana, combining 'Sri' (wealth) and 'Hith' (benefit), translating to 'wealth that benefits others'.

Modern American name variant of Stacy, derived from the Latin Anastasia meaning 'resurrection'.

English-origin given name derived from the Old English surname "Steley," signifying strength and endurance.

Unique American name meaning 'brightness' or 'beauty', inspired by the celestial bodies in astronomy.

Modern, celestial-inspired given name meaning 'shining like the stars'.

Rare, French-origin male name composed of 'Steven' meaning 'crown' and 'son' meaning 'sound', interpreted as 'victorious sound'.

German male given name composed of "stein" meaning "stone" and "affe" meaning "ape", translating literally to "stone ape".

Latin-derived name meaning "star of the sea," originally used as a title for Venus and later associated with Saint Stellamaris.

Distinctive German-origin given name derived from the word "stellen," meaning "to place" or "to put." It was historically used as a surname for authoritative figures in medieval Germany before evolving into a given name popular among families honoring their past while embracing the future. Today, Stellen is gaining popularity worldwide due to its unique sound, rich history, and association with strength and leadership.

Stéphane is a French male given name derived from the Greek Stephanos, meaning "crown" or "wreath." It was popularized in France by Normans, Viking settlers who adopted many Greek names, and is also associated with Saint Stephen, a Christian martyr. Today, it's widely used internationally.

Feminine American name, derived from Stephanie meaning 'crown' in Greek.

The name Sterling is of English origin, derived from the Old English word "steren," meaning "little star." It has evolved from a surname associated with celestial bodies into a unisex given name popularized during the Victorian era and continues to gain international recognition.

Stevie is an English name with Greek roots meaning "crown" or "garland," popularized by figures like Stevie Wonder and Steve McQueen.

Unique American name coined in the late 20th century, with an uncertain origin but often associated with 'little crown' or 'crowned one.'

Dutch boy's name meaning 'little star man', popularized by the historic mathematician Simon Stevin.

Strong and powerful Swahili-derived name gaining popularity worldwide.

Recently created, unique name with unknown origins and meanings.

Swedish feminine name, a short form of Christina/Kristina meaning "follower of Christ", popular in Sweden since the Middle Ages.

Unique Albanian name derived from the word "stor," meaning "history." It celebrates heritage and symbolizes storytelling traditions.

English name originally meaning "farmstead" or "homestead", popularized as a unisex given name during the Victorian era, and now more commonly used for boys. Its most notable bearer is Harriet Beecher Stowe, author of Uncle Tom's Cabin.

The name Stylez is American in origin, symbolizing personal style or fashion. Created with the letter 'z' to denote uniqueness, it's chosen for individuals who embrace their individuality.

Japanese origin, means 'beautiful nest' and is renowned for its historical popularity among notable figures like Su Shi.

The male name Subham has Sanskrit origins, derived from 'Subh', meaning 'auspicious' or 'good fortune'.

Rare Haitian female given name with unknown origins and meanings, making it a unique choice often associated with personal interpretations and familial significance in cultures like Haiti where names hold considerable power.

Indian-origin name popular in Kerala, derived from Sanskrit words 'Sudi' (evening) and 'Ksha' (auspiciousness), translating to 'auspicious twilight'. It symbolizes positivity and transition in Hindu culture.

Indian-origin name meaning "happiness" or "good fortune," traditionally given to Hindu girls but now popular across various religions and cultures worldwide.

Arabic name derived from 'suha', meaning 'star'. It translates to 'star-like' and has been used in Islamic cultures for centuries, often given to girls born under fortunate stars.

Arabic-origin name meaning 'stars', associated with intelligence, creativity, charm, and radiance. It has historical significance in Arab culture and Islamic tradition, making it a popular choice among diverse parents worldwide.

Rare Japanese name meaning "water," symbolizing purity, flexibility, and adaptability.

Unisex name of West African Yoruba origin, meaning "meeting point." Traditionally given to girls born around twins or during significant historical events, Sula gained popularity among African Americans and global recognition through Toni Morrison's novel "Sula" (1973).

Captivating female name of Latin origin, derived from 'sol' meaning sun, conveying warmth, positivity, and energy.

French origin, is derived from the Occitan word "soulh" meaning "sun," and has evolved over generations to become a unique and distinctive given name popular worldwide.

Arabic-origin name derived from "sultan," meaning "power" or "authority." It was traditionally used for Muslim boys to reflect leadership aspirations, has been carried by royalty like Sultan Suleiman the Magnificent, and today remains popular across genders for its strength and regal connotations.

Arabic girls' name meaning 'elevated', derived from the word 'samia'. It holds significant historical and spiritual importance in Islamic culture, as it was one of the names given to Mary, the mother of Jesus in the Quran.

Ancient Babylonian name derived from the region of southern Mesopotamia where one of the world's first civilizations developed around 4500 BCE. It can mean "land of the civilized kings" or "the black-haired people," among other interpretations.

Rare yet captivating American female name, created by combining Summer and Lynn elements, evoking warmth and light without a specific meaning.

Contemporary American feminine name composed of 'Summer' and 'Rose', evoking warmth and beauty with potential meanings like a thriving summer bloom or the duality of strength and softness.

Indian origin name derived from Sanskrit 'Susicita', meaning 'well-established or prosperous'.