Sabina – from an
ancient people who lived in central Italy.
According to legend, the Romans abducted
several Sabine women during a raid, and when the men came to rescue them, the
women were able to make peace between the two groups. This name was born by several early saints.
Sadie – a form
of Sarah meaning lady or princess
Salina – 3 -
heaven
Sally – 6
another form of Sarah see Sadie above
Sam/Samuel – 87
– name of God or God has heard
Samantha – 5 flower
of God
Sandra/Sandray/Sandy/Sondra
– 8 – to defend or help
Sanford – sandy
ford
Sara/Sarah – 148
– lady or princess
Savannah –
large grassy plain
Savilia/Savillah
– not found
Scott – 12 – a person
from Scotland or a person who speaks Gaelic
Sebron –
shortened form of Seaborn meaning born at sea
Selestine -
heavenly
Septimius –
seventh
Seth – 3 – placed,
appointed
Shane – Yahweh is
gracious
Shari/Sheri/Sherri/Sherry
– 6 – darling
Sharon – 9 -
plain
Shauna – Yahweh
is gracious
Shawn – Yahweh is
gracious
Sheila – 3 –
blind
Shelby – 3 –
derived from a surname
Shelley –
clearing on a bank
Shelton – shelf
town
Sherman – 2 –
shear man, a person who cut cloth
Sheryl – 2 -
darling
Shirley – 13 – bright
clearing
Shorty – not found
Sidney/Sydney –
wide island
Sierra –
dweller on a hill range, ridge
Sim/Simeon – 5 –
to hear
Simmons – son of
Simon
Simon – 6 – he
has heard
Solomon – 13 -
peace
Sophia – 4 –
wisdom
Spencer –
dispenser of provisions
Stacey/Staci/Stacy
– 9 – fruitful
Stanley – stone
clearing
Stella – 10 –
star
Stephanie – 5 -
crown
Stephen/Steve –
47 - crown
Stewart – 2 –
steward or house guard
Stokely – not found
Suddarth – not found
Sue/Suellyn/Susan/Susanah/Susanna/Susannah/Susie/Suzanne
– 77 – lily
Sukea – form of
Susanna - lily
Suleiman –
Turkish form of Solomon, peace
Sybil/Sybilla –
3 - prophetess
Sylva/Sylvia –
4 – wood, forest
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