Female and male names most popular from last year starting with the letter "S" - page 55.

Rare Latin name derived from "sabbatum," meaning "of the Sabbath.

Sabastian is a Latin name meaning 'of Saturn', originally given to Saturday-born children and popularized via Saint Sebastian, with variants Sebastián/Sébastien across cultures.

Italian name of Latin origin, meaning 'Saturday'. It was traditionally given to children born on a Saturday or considered the seventh child.

The Hebrew-origin name Sabbath signifies 'rest' and denotes the holy day in Judaism dedicated to peace and renewal.

Distinctive Hebrew name meaning 'rest', traditionally feminine but now popular as unisex.

Unisex Persian name meaning "wise," popular among Middle Eastern communities and historically carried by notable figures like diplomat Sabbir Ahmad Khan and actor Sabbir Ali.

The distinctive Hebrew name Sabe, derived from 'savah' meaning 'return', is associated with concepts of repentance and renewal.

Arabic name that signifies 'good health' or 'well-being'.

Arabic name meaning 'beauty', with a rich history as the name of a companion of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH).

Arabic name derived from "sabi'il", meaning "water channels" or "irrigation channels", symbolizing life and prosperity in Arabic culture. It was traditionally given to those managing community water systems, reflecting its historical significance. Today, Sabeel remains popular among Arab families worldwide, carrying a proud heritage and powerful meaning.

Rare Arabic girls' name derived from 'sabin', meaning 'patient' or 'enduring', embodying perseverance.

Distinctive Persian name meaning "morning star" or "Venus," symbolizing love, beauty, and prosperity, and drawing from ancient Persian mythology where it represented hope and new beginnings.

Hebrew-derived female name that means 'turning' or 'returning', associated with repentance in the Bible.

Distinctive French female given name derived from 'sabelle,' an historic horse breed known for strength and beauty.

Uncommon yet notable given name with uncertain origins and meaning, possibly deriving from the Hebrew 'Shabbat' or having Basque roots, but no definitive proof exists. Despite this mystery, it has been used across cultures throughout history and remains captivating today.

African-origin female name popularized by the Congolese national airline, symbolizing independence and progress.

Spanish-origin boys' name meaning "sword," derived from the word "espada," and has historical popularity due to its association with brave warriors.

Latin-origin feminine name meaning 'having the essence of sweetness', originating from ancient Rome where it denoted girls embodying qualities of sweetness and charm.

Arabic female given name derived from "sabah" meaning 'morning', associated with purity and virtue in Islamic culture.

Unique Spanish name derived from 'sabio', meaning wise in English.

Rare Persian name derived from 'sab', meaning morning or dawn in Farsi, symbolizing freshness and new beginnings.

Distinctive Hebrew-derived name meaning "rest" or "cease," first used by George Sand in her 19th-century novel.

French name derived from the Latin "sabinus," meaning "of the Sabine people." It carries historical significance as the Sabines were known for their courage in battle.

Arabic-derived name meaning 'early morning dew', signifying purity and renewal.

Latin-origin boy's name meaning "violet" or "lilac flower," symbolizing beauty and grace. It has historical significance, being used throughout Roman Empire history and popularized during the Middle Ages through association with saints like Saint Sabinus. Today, Sabin remains a popular choice for parents seeking unique yet meaningful names.

Italian-origin given name derived from the Italian word "sabio," meaning "wise" or "learned.

Arabic name meaning 'patient' or 'enduring', associated with Sabirah bint Al-Awam, a cousin of Muhammad and known for her kindness and devotion.

Arabic origin unisex name derived from "sabir," meaning patience or steadfastness, popular worldwide and associated with resilience.

Arabic male name meaning "patient" or "enduring," derived from the Arabic word "sabata." Historically significant in Islamic culture, it was carried by a companion of Prophet Muhammad known for his exceptional patience. Today, Sabit remains popular worldwide and is not exclusively used by Muslims.

Arabic feminine given name with roots tracing back to the word "sabiy", meaning "patient" or "enduring".

Arabic name meaning "patient," derived from the root verb "sabara," historically associated with Prophet Muhammad's companion Abu Sabra, and pronounced /sɑː'buːr/ or /saːboːr/.

Arabic-origin female name meaning "patience" or "endurance," derived from the word "sabr.

French origin, translates to "sword" and originally conveyed power, authority, and skill when given to boys in the Middle Ages due to the extensive use of sabres in warfare and duels.

Rare, captivating Spanish feminine name derived from 'sabrosa', meaning 'delicious'.

Enigmatic name of unknown origin, known for its captivating sound and association with independent women in history.

Arabic boys' and girls' name meaning 'patience', derived from the word 'sabr'.

African-origin name, particularly from West Africa, derived from the Arabic word "sabr," meaning "patience.

Arabic-origin unisex name derived from 'sabr', meaning patience or perseverance.

Captivating Indian feminine name derived from Sanskrit "Savitra," meaning brilliant form, symbolizing wisdom and resilience, as per Hindu mythology associating it with Savitri, the sun god's consort known for her unwavering devotion.

Captivating Latin name coined from Sabina ("honest Sabine") and Serena ("tranquil"), embodying honesty and peace.