Girl Names starting with “S”

Girl names full of sound and meaning – from timeless to extraordinary.

A girl's name stays with your daughter for life – it should sound beautiful, suit you and carry a meaning you stand behind. At Nameberry you'll find popular classics like Emma, Mia or Lea as well as international, short or rare first names. Browse by origin, meaning and popularity, discover the current favourites in our top lists and get inspired by special names. Whether Nordic, Mediterranean or biblical: there's the right name for every little girl.

Popular first names starting with “S”

  1. 1Sophia
  2. 2Saavik
  3. 3Sabine-Charlotte
  4. 4Sabine-Christiane
  5. 5Sabine-Michaela
  6. 6Sabine-Monika
  7. 7Sabire
  8. 8Sabitha
  9. 9Saboreyah
  10. 10Sabrina-Anuschka
  11. 11Sabrina-Gabriele
  12. 12Sabrina-Mechthild
  13. 13Sabrina-Viktoria
  14. 14Sadete
  15. 15Sadhanah
  16. 16Saemira
  17. 17Saeth
  18. 18Safee
  19. 19Safija
  20. 20Safran
  21. 21Safya
  22. 22Sagira
  23. 23Saguna
  24. 24Saholy

Girl Names starting with “S”

Namem/f/uOriginMeaning
SiarafArabicSiara, a female first name, has its roots in Arabic traditions and is also considered a…
SibfThe name Sib has its roots in Bengali and is a feminine first name
SibealfHebrewThe name Sibeal, or Sibéal, as the Irish form of Isabel, means 'God is abundance' or 'G…
SibelfArabicThe name Sibel has its roots in Turkish and translates to "the water fountain," "the we…
SibellafGreekSibella is translated in German as 'the prophetess', 'the oracle', 'the seeress', or in…
SibillfThe name Sibill, a rare short form of Sibille or Sibylla, comes from the ancient Greek …
SibillafSibilla, translated into English, means 'the prophetess,' 'the seer,' or 'the oracle of…
SibillefSibille, a feminine form of the name, is translated as 'the prophetess,' 'the seer,' or…
SiborafThe name Sibora comes from Albanian and translates into English as 'the one who is like…
SibylfThe name Sibyl literally means 'the prophetess,' 'the seer,' or 'the divine prophetess.…
SibyllfThe name Sibyll is a German short form of Sibylle or Sibylla and has its roots in the a…
Sibyll-AnnfSibyll-Ann is a double name combining Sibyll ("the seer") and Ann ("the gracious one")
SibyllafFrenchSibylla is derived from the Ancient Greek term Síbulla (Σίβυλλα), which means 'the prop…
SibyllefSibylle is a girl's name that represents a German and French form of Sibylla, a Latiniz…
Sibylle-AnnedorefLatinSibylle-Annedore is a double name combining Sibylle ("the prophetess") and Annedore ("t…
Sibylle-AntoniafLatinSibylle-Antonia is a double name combining Sibylle ("the prophetess") and Antonia ("the…
Sibylle-EvafLatinSibylle-Eva is a double name combining Sibylle ("the prophetess") and Eva ("the life")
Sibylle-LaurafLatinSibylle-Laura is a double name combining Sibylle ("the prophetess") and Laura ("the one…
Sibylle-PiafLatinSibylle refers to the Greek oracle from the Temple of the Sibyls
Sibylle-RosefLatinSibylle-Rose is a double name combining Sibylle ("the prophetess") and Rose ("the rose")
Sibylle-SabrinafLatinSibylle-Sabrina is a double name combining Sibylle ("the prophetess") and Sabrina ("the…
Sibylle-SusannefLatinSibylle-Susanne is a double name combining Sibylle ("the prophetess") and Susanne ("the…
Sibylle-UrsulafLatinSibylle-Ursula is a double name combining Sibylle ("the prophetess") and Ursula ("the l…
Sibylle-ViktoriafLatinSibylle-Viktoria is a double name combining Sibylle ("the prophetess") and Viktoria ("t…
SichinfChineseThe name Sichin has Chinese roots, although the specific components of the word have no…
SidafSida is derived from the feminine first name Sidonia
SidalfArabicSidal is a female first name that is derived from the Kurdish Sidar
SidelyafThe name Sidelya has an unclear origin and there are no known word combinations
SidikafArabicSidika is a female designation considered a Turkish variant of the Arabic name Siddiqa …
Sidney-EllefSidney-Elle is a double name combining Sidney ("the wide island") and Elle ("the mercif…
SidoniafLatinSidonia is the feminine derivative of the Latin name Sidonius, which means 'the one ori…
SidoniefLatinSidonie is an old variant of the Latin name Sidonia and carries the meaning "the one or…
Sidonie-SophiefSidonie-Sophie is a double name combining Sidonie ("the one from Sidon") and Sophie ("t…
SidonyfLatinSidony is an English and French variant of Sidonia or Sidonie and means 'the one origin…
SidorelafSidorela is a beautiful girl's name with Albanian roots
SidrafArabicThe name Sidra (سدرة) or Sidrah is an Islamic female first name and is a short form of …
SidsefLatinSidse is regarded as a Danish derivation of Cecilia, which is a variant of Cäcilia
SidselfLatinThe name Sidsel has its roots in Latin, where the word 'caecus' stands for 'blind'
SiegbertafThe name Siegberta is the feminine variant of Siegbert
SiegbertefThe name Siegberte has its roots in Old High German and is composed of the elements 'si…
SiegfriedefSiegfriede is the feminine counterpart of the name Siegfried and carries the meaning 'v…
SieghildefThe origins of the name Sieghilde can be traced back to Old High German and derive from…
SieglindfSieglind is a female first name that is a short form of Sieglinde
SieglindefSieglinde is a traditional German girl's name characterized by the meanings 'the gentle…
Sieglinde-LindafCurrently, there is no information on the meaning
Sieglinde-OlgafSieglinde-Olga is a double name combining Sieglinde ("the gentle victor") and Olga ("th…
SiegmonafFrenchSiegmona is a feminine name that originates from Old High German
SiegmundafThe first name Siegmunda is the feminine form of Siegmund and means 'the victor and pro…
SiegmundefSiegmunde is a girl's name that traces back to Old High German roots
SiegridfThe name Siegrid is a German variant of the Nordic Sigrid
SiegrunfNorseSiegrun is a historical German name for women and carries the meanings "the rune sorcer…
SiegtrudfThe female name Siegtrud has its meaning in 'the powerful victor', 'the hard-won victor…
SiekefLatinSieke is a female name that is used as a pet form of Lucia or names with the element 'S…
Sieke-SigifNo information on the meaning is currently available
SieleifPersianThe name Sielei has Afghan and Persian roots, with its exact meaning and etymology not …
SielkefScandinavianThe meaning 'woman from the family of the Caecilii' is identical to that of Silke, with…
SienafEnglishThis girl's name has its roots in the Etruscan language, where the word saina or seina …
SiennafThe female first name Sienna traces back to the ancient Italian city of Siena located i…
Sienna-GracefEnglishSienna-Grace is a double name combining Sienna ("the orange-red earth") and Grace ("the…
Sienna-MarcelinefLatinCurrently, no information is available regarding the meaning
Sienna-MariefNo information is currently available regarding the meaning
SientafSpanishThe name Sienta has its roots in Spanish and is made up of the words 'sentar' and 'sentir'
SierafEnglishSiera is a girl's name that represents an English form of Sierra
SierrafSierra is a feminine first name that originates from Spanish and has been primarily use…
SierreafThe origin of the word is unknown
SietskefSietske represents a Frisian, feminine diminutive form of the name Siet
SiffDanishThe name Sif is rooted in Norse mythology and refers to a goddess with long, golden hair
SifafArabicThe name Sifa has its roots in Arabic and means 'the promised one.' It originates from …
SifanurfArabicThe name Sifanur is an Arabic name for girls and stands for 'the radiant light' or, in …
SifrafHebrewThe name Sifra is a modified form of the biblical Hebrew Shiphrah
SigailfHebrewThe girl's name Sigail has an unclear origin, but it can partially be traced back to th…
SigalfHebrewSigal (סִיגָל) is a feminine first name that comes from Hebrew and carries the meaning …
SigalitfHebrewSigalit (סִיגָלִית) is a form of the Hebrew girl's name Sigal (סִיגָל) and translates f…
SigesmundefThe first name Sigesmunde represents a female variant of Siegmunde
SiggafDanishThe name Sigga has its roots in Old Norse and is used as a short form for names that be…
SighildfSighild is a modern variant of the Old High German name Sigihild
SighildefThe name Sighilde has its roots in Old High German and is composed of the elements 'sig…
SigismondafFrenchThe name Sigismonda represents the female equivalent of the Italian and French variants…
SigitafThe first name Sigita is a Latvian and Lithuanian variant of Siegfriede, a feminine for…
SigliafThe girl's name Siglia has an unclear origin that is not definitively established
SiglindfSwedishThe name Siglind is a form of the girl's name Sieglinde and means something like 'the g…
SiglindefNorwegianSiglinde is a modified form of the name Sieglinde
SignafDanishSigna is a less common form of the Old Norse name Signy
SignefSigne is a feminine name that originates from Norse mythology and is derived from Signy…
SignildfScandinavianthe "victorious warrior woman"
SignyfNorwegianSigny (Signý) carries the meaning 'the new victor' or 'the young victor'
SigourneyfEnglishSigourney is a girl's name that is considered a modern creation of the place name Sigou…
SigridfThe name Sigrid, a newer form of the Old Norse Sigríðr, is composed of the elements sig…
Sigrid-AnneliesefSigrid-Anneliese is a double name combining Sigrid ("the beautiful victory") and Anneli…
Sigrid-ChristafSigrid-Christa is a double name combining Sigrid ("the beautiful victory") and Christa …
Sigrid-GodjefSigrid-Godje is a double name combining Sigrid ("the beautiful victory") and Godje ("th…
Sigrid-IngeborgfCurrently, no information about the meaning is available
SigridurfSigridur, also known as Sigríður, is a modern Icelandic form of Sigrid
SigriedfThe female first name Sigried is a German variant of Sigrid
SigritfSigrit is the Estonian form of the Nordic name Sigrid
SigrunfDanishSigrun is a traditional girl's name with roots in German and Nordic
SigunafThe designation Siguna is a rare variation of Sigune
SigundefSigunde is a rare, ancient German name for girls, which translates to 'the victorious w…
SigunefThe name Sigune, a creation of the medieval poet Wolfram von Eschenbach, refers to a ch…
Sigurd-HerbertfSigurd-Herbert is a double name combining Sigurd ("the victorious protector") and Herbe…

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