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| Name | m/f/u | Origin | Meaning |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sabine-Anita | f | Latin | The name means 'the Sabine woman' and is associated with grace and elegance |
| Saila | f | Swedish | The name Saila likely has its roots in the Finnish names Aila or Saima |
| Sanno | m | Estonian | The name Sanno is derived from Aleksander and carries the meanings 'the defender of men… |
| Sarah-Elaine | f | Danish | Sarah-Elaine is a double name combining Sarah ("the princess") and Elaine ("the radiant… |
| Sebastia | m | Greek | Sebastia is a shortened form of Sebastian, a name that derives from the ancient Latin S… |
| Sella | f | Latin | Sella, a girl's name, is a derivation of the Swedish expression Sälla, which encompasse… |
| Senaida | f | Danish | The first name Senaida means "the one dedicated to Zeus," "the one descended from Zeus,… |
| Seved | m | Swedish | The name has its origin in Swedish |
| Shtefan | m | Swedish | The designation Shtefan also derives from Stefan and has its origins in Ancient Greek, … |
| Signa | f | Danish | Signa is a less common form of the Old Norse name Signy |
| Sigurd | m | Danish | Sigurd, a masculine name, has its roots in Old Norse and is often translated as 'the vi… |
| Silia | f | Latin | The name Silia is a modified form of Silja and Cecilia, which in turn traces back to th… |
| Silja | f | Latin | The first name Silja is a short form of Cecilia, which in turn is a variant of Cäcilia … |
| Siljan | m | Latin | The name Siljan (Силјан) has its origins in the South Slavic region and is considered t… |
| Siljana | f | Latin | Siljana is a variant of Silja, which is used in Estonian and Finnish traditions and is … |
| Silla | f | Latin | The name Silla is a short form of Priscilla and Drusilla or other names ending in '-silla' |
| Silva | u | Latin | The name Silva is on one hand a diminutive of Silvana, the female equivalent of Silvanu… |
| Simpson | m | Swedish | Simpson has two origins and different meanings |
| Sinaida | f | Finnish | The name Sinaida is a female first name of ancient Greek origin |
| Sine | f | Hebrew | Sine is a female first name with various origins |
| Siri | f | Norse | Siri is a Scandinavian short form of Sigrid, regarded as a younger form of the Old Nors… |
| Sissa | f | Latin | Sissa is a feminine short form of Cecilia, a variant of the name Caecilia, which has it… |
| Sista | f | Swedish | The first name Sista comes from Swedish and can be translated as 'the last child' |
| Siv | f | Danish | Siv, a girl's name, represents a modern form of the mythological name Sif |
| Sivar | m | Swedish | Sivar is a masculine first name that is considered the Faroese and Icelandic form of Si… |
| Siw | f | Norwegian | Siw is a feminine form of the Nordic name Sif, which metaphorically means 'the relative… |
| Sixten | m | Swedish | Sixten is a contemporary spelling of the old Swedish name Sigsten, derived from Sigstei… |
| Skadi | f | Danish | The name Skadi (Skaði) is also derived from Norse mythology, and its meaning remains di… |
| Skady | f | Norwegian | The exact meaning of the name Skady is not yet clearly defined |
| Skara | f | Swedish | Skara, a female first name, is derived from the Swedish city of the same name and carri… |
| Skrallan | f | Swedish | The name Skrallan (Skrållan) originates from a creation by Astrid Lindgren, introduced … |
| Skrollan | f | Swedish | The name Skrollan, in its Germanized form, originally comes from the Swedish name Skral… |
| Soffi | f | Danish | Soffi is a Nordic and Welsh variant of Sofie as well as a Danish diminutive of Sofia |
| Sofja | f | Danish | Sofja is the Danish, Finnish, Swedish, and Belarusian variant of the name Sofia |
| Sofus | m | American | Sofus, a male first name, is known as the Nordic derivation of the Greek name Sophos (Σ… |
| Sölva | f | Danish | The name Sölva, in its feminine form, serves as a diminutive for names that start with … |
| Solveig | f | Norwegian | The exact meaning of the name Solveig is not clearly defined |
| Solveig-Sophie | f | Norwegian | The original meaning of Solveig is 'way to the rising sun' |
| Solveigh | f | Scandinavian | Solveigh is considered a Danish and Swedish form of Solveig |
| Solvejk | f | Norse | The meaning of Solvejk can be traced back to the combination 'Sol', which means sun, an… |
| Sony | m | English | The name Sony has English roots and is a variant of the name Sonny |
| Sören | m | Latin | The name Sören (Søren) has its roots in the Latin language and translates to mean 'the … |
| Sötje | f | Sötje, the female first name, originates from Frisian and Swedish | |
| Srecka | f | Swedish | derived from "srecka" (Old South Slavic), meaning blissful or happy |
| Staffan | m | Swedish | The first name Staffan can be translated into English as 'the crowned one,' 'the garlan… |
| Stellan | m | Scandinavian | Stellan is a Swedish name for boys, whose meaning is not definitively clarified |
| Sten | m | Danish | Sten is a male first name that traces back to the Old Norse word steinn, which means 's… |
| Stenkil | m | Danish | Stenkil is a contemporary form of the Old Norse name Steinkell (also Stæinkætill) |
| Stephanie-Anja | f | Currently, no information on the meaning is available | |
| Stig | m | Danish | Stig, as a younger form of the Old Norse Stigr, carries the meaning 'the way' and can a… |
| Stinus | m | Latin | Stinus is derived as a Nordic form of the Latin Christianus |
| Susa | f | Finnish | Susa, as a short form of Susanne and Susanna, traces back to the Greek Sousanna (Σουσάν… |
| Susanne-Denise | f | American | Susanne-Denise is a double name combining Susanne ("the lily") and Denise ("the one ded… |
| Sussan | f | Danish | Sussan represents a Nordic spelling of the name Susan, which is derived from Susanna |
| Svea-Anastasia | f | Currently, there is no information available about the meaning | |
| Svea-Marieke | f | Norse | Svea-Marieke is a double name combining Svea ("the little Swedish girl") and Marieke ("… |
| Svean | m | Swedish | Svean is the masculine derivative of Svea and is translated in German as 'the Swede' |
| Sveja | f | Swedish | The modern spelling Sveja is derived from the name Svea and carries the meaning 'the Sw… |
| Sven | m | Danish | Sven has its roots in the Old Norse term sveinn, which means 'boy', 'youth', or 'young … |
| Sven-Malte | m | Danish | Sven-Malte is a double name combining Sven ("the boy") and Malte ("the protector and ru… |
| Sven-Ole | m | Swedish | Sven-Ole is a double name combining Sven ("the boy") and Ole ("descendant of the ancest… |
| Svende | f | Danish | Svende is a Danish girl's name that derives from Svenda or Svenne and is a feminine var… |
| Svenja | f | Swedish | The name Svenja derives as a feminine diminutive from the Scandinavian name Sven |
| Svenja-Maria | f | Swedish | Svenja-Maria is a double name combining Svenja ("the eternally young woman") and Maria … |
| Svenja-Meike | f | Swedish | the young warrior - the little herb |
| Svenn | m | Scandinavian | Svenn is an alternative variant of the Nordic first name Sven |
| Svenna | f | Swedish | The name Svenna is translated as "the young warrior", "the young woman", or simply "the… |
| Swea | f | Finnish | The first name Swea stands for the shining one, the little Swede, or the mother of the … |
| Swenja | f | Swedish | The name Swenja stands for terms like 'the young warrior', 'the young woman', or simply… |
| Sylke | f | Latin | Sylke is a female first name of Latin origin, regarded as a diminutive of Cäcilie |
| Sylvi | f | Latin | Sylvi is a girl's name that is regarded as a Finnish and Swedish diminutive of Silvia a… |
| Sylvia | f | Latin | Sylvia is a variant of Silvia, which is considered the feminine form of the Latin name … |
| Sylvia-Louise | f | Latin | The name Sylvia, derived from the Latin 'silva', means 'the one from the forest' |
| Sylvia-Ruth | f | Latin | Sylvia-Ruth is a double name combining Sylvia ("the one from the forest") and Ruth ("th… |
| Sylvie-Yosefin | f | French | Sylvie-Yosefin is a double name combining Sylvie ("the one from the forest") and Yosefi… |
| Syna | f | Norse | Syna is a female name with Nordic origins, whose transferred meaning is likely 'the Sho… |
| Synnöve | f | Norse | The girl's name Synnöve (Norwegian Synnøve) is a form of the Old Norse name Sunniva and… |
| Syra | f | English | Syra is a Latinized female name that comes from the ancient Greek term Súra (Σύρα) and … |
| Syriel | f | Finnish | Syriel is regarded as a short form of the name Syrielle, the female variant of Cyrillus… |
| Syrina | f | Finnish | The first name Syrina has its roots in the Scandinavian naming world and is an extensio… |