Baby Names A-Z

4409 Names That Start With S - Page 3

Sabinka

Sabinna

Sabino

Sabinu

Sabiny

Sabio

Sabir

Sabira

Sabirin

Sabiya

Sabka

Sable

Sabo

Sabra

Sabrah

Sabre

Sabrea

Sabreah

Sabree

Sabreea

Sabreen

Sabreena

Sabrette

Sabri

Sabria

Sabriah

Sabrielle

Sabrin

Sabrinah

Sabrinas

Sabrine

Sabrinia

Sabrinna

Sabriya

Sabryn

Sabryna

Saburo

Saby

Sabylla

Sabyna

Sabyne

Sacagawea

Sacha

Sacheverell

Sachi

Sachie

Sachiko

Sachin

Sachli

Sacoya

Sacred

Sada

Sadaf

Sadah

Sadaka

Sadako

Sadbh

Saddie

Sade

Sadé

Sáde

Sadea

Sadee

Sadeek

Sadeila

Sadek

Sadelle

Sadellia

Sadey

Sadhbh

Sadi

Sadia

Sadiah

Sadiel

Sadiey

Sadik

Sadiki

Sadio

Sadiq

Sadi̇q

Sadique

Sadira

Sadiya

Sadiyah

Sadiyyah

Sadler

Sadona

Sadra

Sady

Sadya

Sadye

Saed

Sa'eed

Saeed

Baby names that start with S have shifted from old favorites Stephanie and Shannon, Steven and Scott to multicultural choices, the most popular of which are Sophia and Sebastian. 

Sophia, followed closely by the Sofia spelling variation, was formerly the top girl name in the US. Sebastian is one of many boy names from ancient cultures that has come back into fashion. Both Sebastian and Sophia can be easily translated into many world languages. In the US, they are top choices among Spanish-speaking families.

girl names beginning with S in the US Top 500

 include Scarlett, Stella, Savannah, Skylar, and Sienna. In addition to Sebastian, other 

boy names starting with S in the US Top 500 

include Samuel, Santiago, Sawyer, Silas, and Simon.

Attractive S names that are rare in the US but common internationally include Stanley in England, Soline and Sandro in France, Sanne and Sem in the Netherlands, and Soraia and Safira in Portugal. Saskia, Shoshanna, and Solange are beautiful and 

 for girls, and Stellan and Strummer are two of our favorite uncommon choices for boys.

Here, our full selection of names that start with S, ordered by their current popularity on Nameberry. 

Names that start with S, including S names such as Sophia, Sofia, and Sebastian, with meanings and popularity. (Page 3)