Male names most popular since 1880 - page 1074.

Arabic-origin name composed of 'Safi' meaning 'pure' and 'Ullah' referring to 'God', translating to 'God is pure'.

Arabic given name for girls, derived from the word "sahra" meaning "desert," reflecting its vast sandy nature.

Persian name meaning 'master' or 'lord', originally used as an honorific title for nobles in the Mughal Empire, now increasingly chosen as a given name for its uniqueness and cultural significance.

Armenian name meaning "king's son".

Arabic name derived from 'sahir', meaning 'poet', with historical significance and associations with mysticism in Islamic traditions.

Japanese origin and means "western colors".

Male Japanese given name composed of "サイ" (sai) meaning 'color' or 'pigment', and "地" (chi) meaning 'earth' or 'ground'. It translates as 'colored earth', with pronunciation "sah-e-chee". Though uncommon, Saichi has historical significance and is often associated with older generations.

Hebrew origin and means "to ask," derived from the Hebrew word "sa'ara.

Arabic name meaning "sword of religion", embodying strength and faith.

The uncommon Hebrew name Sail, derived from the verb 'sh'al' meaning 'to ask', carries a profound significance despite not being traditionally used in Hebrew culture.

Rare English male given name derived from "Seint Johan," meaning "holy John.

Unique, captivating unisex name of unknown origin with no widely recognized meaning or etymology.

Persian-derived name with no historical figure attached but means "loud roar" or "forceful shout", suggesting confidence and assertiveness.

Indian origin, meaning 'one who conquers' in Sanskrit, symbolizing strength and courage.

Arabic boy's name meaning 'prostrated' or 'humble', derived from the word "saajid". It signifies humility and reverence in Islamic culture.

Ancient Punjabi name derived from Sanskrit 'Sajjan', meaning 'virtuous' or 'righteous', inspired by a wise sage in Hindu mythology.

Unusual name of Arabic origin, derived from the word 'saki', meaning 'vase' or 'container'. It is believed to have been popularized by Muslim communities in Africa and Asia, and while its exact history is not well-documented, it may be associated with qualities such as patience and perseverance. Despite its roots, Sakeef has gained popularity beyond Muslim communities as a unique and meaningful given name.

Uncommon Indian boy's name derived from Sanskrit "Sakha," meaning "friend." It honors Lord Krishna's friendship with Sudama.

Uncommon Indian boy's name derived from the Sanskrit "Sahasrakar," meaning "thousand-maker" or "one who has done a thousand good deeds.

Rare African name of Yoruba origin, meaning 'to seek' or 'search', symbolizing curiosity and exploration. It's one of the 16 main orishas in Yoruba mythology, further enriching its cultural significance.

Distinctive name of Yoruba origin, meaning "God's riches" or "Abundance of God.

Unisex name of Japanese origin, meaning "clear" or "pure". It consists of two kanji characters, 先 (saki) and 生 (ki), translating to 'firstborn'. Traditionally given to the eldest child in Japan, Saku has gained international recognition due to its unique sound and positive connotation. In Finland, it signifies 'waters' and is associated with the traditional Sauna ritual. Notable figures include Japanese football manager Saku Kohtake and musician Saku Kanenobu.

Saladin, derived from Arabic 'Ṣalāḥ al-Dīn', means 'righteousness of the faith' and is famously associated with the Ayyubid ruler Saladin (1138-1193), known for leading Muslims against Crusaders during the Third Crusade.

Arabic name composed of "Salah" meaning peace and Islamic prayer, and "Aldeen" signifying deep commitment to religion, conveying peaceful devotion to faith.

The distinctive name Salaheddine originates from Arabic, combining 'Salah' (prayer) and 'Dinne' (religion), signifying 'the religion of prayer' and emphasizing devotion and faith.

The name Salazar originates from Spanish and Portuguese roots, derived from the Basque surname 'Salar', meaning "fortress" or "castle".

Arabic name meaning 'righteousness' or 'piety,' originating from early Muslim communities during the Prophet Muhammad's time.

Arabic name meaning "peace", derived from the word "salam". It has been popular among Arabs for centuries and gained international recognition due to prominent figures like actress Salma Hayek.

The given name Salud, of Spanish origin meaning 'health', is uncommon yet distinctively associated with positivity.

Salvado is of Latin origin, meaning "savior" or "saved". It derives from the Late Latin word 'salvus', translating to safe, sound, or whole. This name has religious connotations and can also symbolize protection or preservation. Throughout history, Salvado has had variants like Salvatore (Italy) and Salvador (Spain), remaining an uncommon yet meaningful choice today.

Unique Persian name derived from 'samand', meaning 'lamp' or 'lantern', symbolizing light and knowledge.

Hebrew girl name meaning "guardian" or "watcher," derived from the Hebrew word "shamar.

Indian name of Sanskrit origin, meaning 'victory over enemies', derived from 'Sama' (equal) and 'Rajit' (conquered).

Uncommon Indian name from Punjab, derived from Sanskrit words 'Sama' (equal) and 'Preeta' (beloved), meaning "uniformly beloved".

Indian name from Punjab derived from Sanskrit words 'Samara' (equal) and 'Veer' (courage), meaning 'equal in courage'.

Sameem is of Arabic origin, meaning "clear" or "pure". It's a unisex name, used for both boys and girls due to its versatility.

Indian name derived from Sanskrit, composed of 'Sami' (with/together) and 'Ipa' (speech/word), translating to 'accompanied by words'.

Samej: Hebrew origin, meaning "to lift up" or "to uphold". Biblical connection through being mentioned as one of the sons of Eliphaz in Genesis.

Turkish origin boys' name meaning "sweet".

Unique, Persian-origin name meaning "poison" or "venomous," popularized by Ferdowsi's epic poem "Shahnameh." Despite its ominous meaning, it's often considered strong and noble, standing out due to its rarity.