Irish Names that Start With S

More streamlined – and more authentic – than Shawna.

Variant (mis)spelling of Siobhan.

Shevonne is proof that a name can be pretty and tacky at the same time.

Undiscovered Irish surname with a lot more bounce and masculine dash than Shannon.

Shamas is a masculine name with rich multicultural origins. In Arabic contexts, it relates to 'shams' meaning 'sun,' while in Irish usage, it's a variant of Seamus (the Irish form of James). The name also appears in Hebrew tradition where 'shamash' refers to a servant or caretaker, particularly in religious contexts. This cross-cultural name carries warmth and brightness through its solar associations, while also conveying service and reliability through its Hebrew connections. While relatively uncommon in most Western countries, Shamas has maintained steady usage in Irish, Middle Eastern, and South Asian communities, offering a distinctive option that bridges multiple cultural traditions.

Sheron is predominantly a masculine name, though it can be used for either gender depending on cultural context. It appears to be a variant spelling of Sharon, which derives from the Hebrew word for a fertile coastal plain in Israel. The alternative spelling gives the name a distinctive quality while maintaining the melodious sound of the original. As a male name, Sheron has gained limited usage across different cultures, particularly in parts of the Caribbean and South Asia. The name carries biblical connotations of fertility and beauty associated with the Sharon plain mentioned in the Song of Solomon. Unlike the feminine Sharon which saw peak popularity in mid-20th century America, Sheron as a masculine name remains relatively uncommon.