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| Name | m/f/u | Origin | Meaning |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sippwalt | m | steward of the clan | |
| Sirsha | f | The name Sirsha, a Germanized form of Saoirse, has the meaning "" | |
| Sissi | f | Sissi is a shortened and affectionate form of Elisabeth and originally derives from Eli… | |
| Sixtus | m | Latin | The name Sixtus is derived from the Ancient Greek Xystós (Ξύστος) and means "the Fine" … |
| Skrollan | f | Swedish | The name Skrollan, in its Germanized form, originally comes from the Swedish name Skral… |
| Smila | f | Danish | The name Smila, a variant of Smilla, has its roots in the Greenlandic name Smillaaraq, … |
| Soey-Sophie | f | French | Soey-Sophie is a connection of the two first names Soey and Sophie |
| Sofina | f | Scandinavian | Sofina is a diminutive form derived from both Sofia and Josefina |
| Sokrates | m | Greek | The first name Sokrates, a masculine form, is derived from the Ancient Greek Sōkrátēs (… |
| Soluna | f | Latin | The girl's name Soluna combines the Latin and Spanish words sol, meaning "sun," and lun… |
| Sonja-Kristin | f | Sonja-Kristin is a double name combining Sonja ("the wisdom") and Kristin ("the Christi… | |
| Sonnik | m | Norwegian | Sonnik (Sønnik) is a boy's name that originates from the Old Frisian *Sunika |
| Sontje | f | The name Sontje belongs to the category of Frisian-Low German girl names and is a varia… | |
| Sophia-Marie | f | Aramaic | Sophia-Marie is a double name combining Sophia ("the wisdom") and Marie ("the beloved") |
| Sophia-Sarah | f | Greek | Sophia-Sarah is a double name combining Sophia ("the wisdom") and Sarah ("the princess") |
| Sophie-Lara | f | English | Sophie-Lara is a double name combining Sophie ("the wisdom") and Lara ("the talkative o… |
| Sophie-Maria | f | English | Sophie-Maria is a double name combining Sophie ("the wisdom") and Maria ("the beloved") |
| Sophie-Marie | f | Greek | The name Sophie comes from Sophia, which means 'wisdom' in Greek, while Marie is also d… |
| Sophie-Sabrina | f | English | Refer to the meanings of the names Sophie and Sabrina as well as their individual meanings |
| Sophus | m | English | The name Sophus, a Latinized variant of the Greek Sophos (Σόφος), means 'the Wise' |
| Soraja-Sophie | f | English | The name Soraja-Sophie consists of elements from ancient Greek and ancient Persian |
| Sören | m | Latin | The name Sören (Søren) has its roots in the Latin language and translates to mean 'the … |
| Stef | m | English | The first name Stef is an English and Dutch abbreviation of the name Stefanus, which is… |
| Stefan-Albert | m | English | No information is currently available regarding the meaning |
| Stefan-Gerit | m | Greek | The name Stefan-Gerit is a male double name that has its origins in Ancient Greek |
| Stefan-Jens | m | Danish | Stefan-Jens is a double name combining Stefan ("the crowned one") and Jens ("God is gra… |
| Stefan-Klemens | m | Greek | See the names Stefan and Klemens |
| Stefan-Lenny | m | English | Stefan-Lenny is a double name combining Stefan ("the crowned one") and Lenny ("the lion… |
| Stefan-Louis | m | American | Stefan-Louis is a double name combining Stefan ("the crowned one") and Louis ("the famo… |
| Stefan-Marko | m | Greek | Stefan-Marko is a double name combining Stefan ("the crowned one") and Marko ("the one … |
| Stefan-Niko | m | Greek | Stefan-Niko is a double name combining Stefan ("the crowned one") and Niko ("victory of… |
| Stefan-Nikolas | m | Latin | Stefan-Nikolas is a double name combining Stefan ("the crowned one") and Nikolas ("vict… |
| Stefan-Oliver | m | English | Stefan-Oliver is a double name combining Stefan ("the crowned one") and Oliver ("the ol… |
| Stefan-Philip | m | Greek | Stefan-Philip is a double name combining Stefan ("the crowned one") and Philip ("the ho… |
| Stefan-Vitus | m | Latin | Stefan-Vitus is a double name combining Stefan ("the crowned one") and Vitus ("the livi… |
| Stefanie-Maria | f | Aramaic | Stefanie-Maria is a double name combining Stefanie ("the crowned") and Maria ("the belo… |
| Stefanie-Michelle | f | French | Stefanie-Michelle is a double name combining Stefanie ("the crowned") and Michelle ("Wh… |
| Stefene | f | Danish | Stefene is the feminine counterpart to Stefen and traces back to the Greek name Stephanos |
| Steffan | m | Welsh | Steffan, as a masculine first name, represents a variant of the name Stefan, which trac… |
| Steffel | m | Steffel, as a masculine first name, originates from the Upper German form of Stefan and… | |
| Steffen | m | Danish | Steffen is a form of the name Stefan, which has its origins in Ancient Greek, specifica… |
| Steffi | f | Latin | Steffi is a short form of Stefanie or Stephanie, which is the female version of Stefan … |
| Steffie | f | Latin | As a diminutive of Stefanie and Stephanie, Steffie means 'the crowned one' or 'the one … |
| Steffy | f | Latin | Steffy is a short form of Stefanie and Stephanie, carrying the meanings 'the crowned on… |
| Steimin | m | Norse | The name Steimin is likely considered a derivation of Steinmar |
| Sten | m | Danish | Sten is a male first name that traces back to the Old Norse word steinn, which means 's… |
| Stephan-Alexander | m | Greek | Stephan-Alexander is a double name combining Stephan ("the crowned one") and Alexander … |
| Stephan-Damian | m | French | Stephan-Damian is a double name combining Stephan ("the crowned one") and Damian ("the … |
| Stephan-Erik | m | Greek | Stephan-Erik is a double name combining Stephan ("the crowned one") and Erik ("the sole… |
| Stephan-Gerit | m | Greek | The double name Stephan-Gerit has its roots in ancient Greek and is of biblical origin |
| Stephan-Klaus | m | Greek | Stephan-Klaus is a double name combining Stephan ("the crowned one") and Klaus ("victor… |
| Stephan-Nikolas | m | Latin | Stephan-Nikolas is a double name combining Stephan ("the crowned one") and Nikolas ("vi… |
| Stephan-Oliver | m | English | Stephan-Oliver is a double name combining Stephan ("the crowned one") and Oliver ("the … |
| Stephan-Philip | m | Greek | Stephan-Philip is a double name combining Stephan ("the crowned one") and Philip ("the … |
| Stephan-Riko | m | Greek | Origin: German, Greek |
| Stephanie-Sonja | f | Greek | Stephanie-Sonja is a double name combining Stephanie ("the crowned") and Sonja ("the wi… |
| Stephie | f | Latin | Stephie is a short and affectionate form of Stephanie and carries the meaning "the crow… |
| Stieneke | f | Norse | a little girl from Christianity |
| Stiev | m | Greek | The name Stiev is a modern variant of Steve, which is derived from the names Stephan an… |
| Sue-Anne | f | English | Sue-Anne is a double name combining Sue ("the lily") and Anne ("the gracious one") |
| Sulamitha | f | Russian | The name Sulamitha is an unusual German form of Shulamith |
| Sulpiz | m | Latin | Sulpiz is a boy's name of Latin origin |
| Summer-Rose | f | English | "Summer-Rose" also refers to the meanings of the names Summer and Rose |
| Sünne | f | Sünne is derived from the Low German term 'sünne,' which means 'the sun.' The name has … | |
| Süntje | f | Estonian | Süntje, a female first name, originates from the Frisian and Low German languages and i… |
| Susa | f | Finnish | Susa, as a short form of Susanne and Susanna, traces back to the Greek Sousanna (Σουσάν… |
| Susan-Antje | f | Susan-Antje is a double name combining Susan ("the lily") and Antje ("God is gracious") | |
| Susann-Alexandra | f | The name also refers to the individual meanings of Susann and Alexandra | |
| Susanne-Charlotte | f | English | Susanne-Charlotte is a double name combining Susanne ("the lily") and Charlotte ("the f… |
| Susanne-Denise | f | American | Susanne-Denise is a double name combining Susanne ("the lily") and Denise ("the one ded… |
| Susanne-Ilona | f | French | Susanne-Ilona is a double name combining Susanne ("the lily") and Ilona ("the sun-like") |
| Susanne-Maria | f | Aramaic | The name is composed of Susanne, which means 'the lily' in Hebrew and is a variant of S… |
| Susanne-Salome | f | French | Susanne-Salome combines the meanings of Susanne, which means 'lily' (Hebrew, Persian), … |
| Susanne-Sophia | f | French | The name stands for lily and wisdom |
| Suse-Grete | f | Suse-Grete is a double name combining Suse ("the lily") and Grete ("the pearl") | |
| Susi | f | Hebrew | The name Susi means 'the lily' and is known as a short and affectionate form of Susanne… |
| Susi-Sabrina | f | No information about the meaning is currently available | |
| Süster | f | Süster is a female first name that originates from Low German and North Frisian and car… | |
| Svea-Marieke | f | Norse | Svea-Marieke is a double name combining Svea ("the little Swedish girl") and Marieke ("… |
| Sven | m | Danish | Sven has its roots in the Old Norse term sveinn, which means 'boy', 'youth', or 'young … |
| Sven-Aarge | m | Sven-Aarge is a double name combining Sven ("the boy") and Aarge ("the shining one") | |
| Sven-Florian | m | Sven-Florian is a double name combining Sven ("the boy") and Florian ("the blooming one") | |
| Sven-Liam | m | Sven-Liam is a double name combining Sven ("the boy") and Liam ("the determined warrior") | |
| Sven-Thorben | m | Norse | It stands for the young warrior or hero |
| Svenja | f | Swedish | The name Svenja derives as a feminine diminutive from the Scandinavian name Sven |
| Svenja-Elisabeth | f | Currently, no information about the meaning is known | |
| Svenja-Meike | f | Swedish | the young warrior - the little herb |
| Svenna | f | Swedish | The name Svenna is translated as "the young warrior", "the young woman", or simply "the… |
| Sveva | f | Italian | Sveva is a female first name that comes from Italian and denotes an ancient Germanic tribe |
| Swenia | f | The name Swenia is a feminine form derived from Swen or Sven | |
| Swenja | f | Swedish | The name Swenja stands for terms like 'the young warrior', 'the young woman', or simply… |
| Sybille | f | French | Sybille is a form of Sibylla, a Latinized version of the ancient Greek Síbylla (Σίβυλλα) |
| Sylke | f | Latin | Sylke is a female first name of Latin origin, regarded as a diminutive of Cäcilie |
| Sylko | m | Latin | Sylko, a short form of Silko, has its roots in the Latin Cäcilius |
| Sylta | f | Sylta is a newer name creation that has its roots in the island of Sylt | |
| Sylta-Fee | f | Sylta-Fee is a double name combining Sylta ("the one from the sea land") and Fee ("the … | |
| Sylvana | f | Latin | Sylvana is a derived form of Silvana, the feminine variant of the name Silvanus, who is… |
| Sylvelin | f | Latin | Sylvelin represents a diminutive form of Silvia, the feminine variant of the Latin name… |
| Sylvia | f | Latin | Sylvia is a variant of Silvia, which is considered the feminine form of the Latin name … |
| Sylvia-Dominika | f | Latin | The meaning of the name is 'the one who comes from the forest, belonging to the Lord' |