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Saach
(Indian)
- A truthful, beloved and graceful person
-
Saachi
(Indian)
- A person who is beloved because she speaks the truth
-
Saahira
(Indian)
- A wakeful person
-
Saaj
(Indian)
- A worshiper of God
-
Saanjali
(Indian)
- A hand that is claspled in a prayer
-
Saanvi
(Indian)
- Name of the Goddess Lakshmi
-
Saara
(Indian)
- A noble-born woman, a princess
-
Saaraa
(Indian)
- She is like a Princess
-
Saasha
(Russian)
- A defender of mankind
-
Saatvika
(Indian)
- Name of Goddess Durga
-
Sabeena
(Indian)
- She who is beautiful
-
Sabiba
(Russian)
- A sabine
-
Sabina
(Arabic)
- A Sabine
-
Sabita
(Indian)
- A beautiful sunshine
-
Sabitha
(Indian)
- The one who shines beautifuly
-
Sabitri
(Indian)
- One who is related to sun; a beautiful person
-
Sabiya
(Spanish)
- Morning eastern wind
-
Sabooree
(Indian)
- One who is full of contentment
-
Sabrina
- Legendary princess
-
Sabrina
(Gaelic)
- A Welsh river name [English speaking countries]
Sabrina is linked to the River Severn in England, either through being the Goddess of the Severn, or being a nymph (also known as Hafren) who drowned in Severn, and so gave it her name. It is more likely that the character derived her name from the river,
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Sachiko
(Japanese)
- The child of good luck and happiness
-
Sachita
(Indian)
- A person who is both happy and conscious
-
Sada
(Japanese)
- The woman who is the pure one
-
Sadabhuja
(Indian)
- The name of Goddess Durga
-
Sadako
(Japanese)
- The child that is chaste and of integrity
-
Sade
(African)
- Sweetly singing [English speaking countries]
This may also be a pet name for the Yoruba name Folasade meaning "honor earns a crown".
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Sadgati
(Indian)
- The felling of liberation and freedom
-
Sadhbba
(English)
- Wise
-
Sadhika
(Indian)
- A person who achieves thing in life
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Sadie
(Irish)
-
Sadie
(Hebrew)
- Princess [English speaking countries]
Originally a pet form of Sarah it now stands on its own.
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Saebeorht
- Glory at sea
-
Saeburg
(United States)
- An individual who is amusing and bold
-
Saee
(Indian)
- A female friend
-
Saeko
(Japanese)
- A serene child
-
Saesha
(Indian)
- The truth of life
-
Sagari
(Indian)
- One of the ocean
-
Sagarika
(Indian)
- A woman born in the ocean
-
Saguna
(Indian)
- A virtuous woman
-
Sahana
(Indian)
- A patient individual
-
Sahara
(English)
- Name of a desert [African and English speaking countries]
Sahara is the name of a vast desert in North Africa.
Sahara may also be taken as derived from the Hebrew "sahar" meaning "moon".
-
Sahasra
(Indian)
- The new begining, a new chance in life
-
Sahej
(Indian)
- A natural, original woman
-
Saheli
(Indian)
- She who is a friend
-
Sahika
(Indian)
- Indian name meaning peak
-
Sahitya
(Indian)
- The literate one, some one sho appreciates literature
-
Sahna
(Indian)
- A form or a figure
-
Sahri
(Indian)
- Small and humble person
-
Sahriya
(Indian)
- Auspicious person
-
Sai
(Japanese)
- Japanese name meaning paint
-
Saihajleen
(Indian)
- A person absorbed in bliss and peace
-
Saijal
(Indian)
- One who is like river water, full of water
-
Saijayani
(Indian)
- Personification of victory
-
Saina
(Arabic)
- Princess
-
Saindhava
(Indian)
- A name for Himalayan Pink rock salt
-
Saiua
(Japanese)
- A name which means a ripe fruit
-
Saiya
(Indian)
- One who is like a shadow
-
Sajala
(Indian)
- A woman who is comapred to the clouds
-
Sajani
(Indian)
- A person who is well loved by others
-
Sajaya
(Indian)
- A woman of grat and big heart
-
Sajiya
(Indian)
- A person of very attractive looks
-
Sajonara
(Japanese,Croatian)
- Farewell
-
Sakai
(Japanese)
- To live in prosperity
-
Sakaria
(Indian)
- One who is cute and sweet
-
Saketha
(Indian)
- A name of Shri Krishna
-
Saki
(Japanese)
- A blossom of new hope
-
Sakoiya
(Russian)
- A female name of Russian origin
-
Sakra
(Indian)
- A person who comes from India
-
Sakshi
(Indian)
- Someone who is a witness
-
Sakura
(Japanese)
- Cherry blossom [English and Japanese speaking countries]
Popular name in Japan.
-
Sakura
(Japanese)
- A woman who is like a cherry blossom
-
Sakurako
(Japanese)
- A child of the cherry blossom
-
Sal
(Greek)
- Savior. Diminutive of Salvador.
-
Saleisha
(Indian)
- One who is pure and good
-
Salena
(Greek)
- Moon [English speaking countries]
-
Salene
(United States)
- American name meaning Heaven
-
Salila
(Indian)
- A girl who carries water
-
Salina
(Greek)
- Moon [English speaking countries]
-
Sally
(Hebrew)
- Princess [English speaking countries]
-
Salma
(Arabic)
- Whole; to be safe [Arabic, English and Swahili speaking countries]
Salma Hayek is a Mexican-American actress. She was nominated for an Academy award for her role as Frida Kahlo in the film 'Frida'.
Princess Lalla Salma (born Salma Bennani) is the wife of the King of Morocco.
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Salmoneus
(Hebrew)
-
Saloni
(Indian)
- Beautiful, charming and beloved person
-
Samadhi
(Indian)
- To have complete control over the functions of consciousness
-
Samali
(Indian)
- A girl lovely as a bouqet
-
Samantha
(United States)
- The God has heard your prayer
-
Samantha
(Aramaic)
- Listener [English speaking countries]
As Samantha is likely an English variation on Samuel, it does not retain the original Hebrew meaning "heard by God," as it is not a Hebrew name.
Samantha is a relatively new name, arising in the latter part of the 18th century. It was popu
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Samanvita
(Indian)
- The name of the Goddess Durga
-
Samapti
(Indian)
- A wealthy, rich individual
-
Samara
(Hebrew)
- Regard; guardian [English speaking countries]
In the bible, there is a place named Samaria which could be where this name originates from. Samaria means "mountain lookout" or "watch mountain".
A samara is a flattened fruit, commonly called a 'helicopter' and found on trees such as the
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Samhita
(Indian)
- Vedic Om position
-
Sami
(Hebrew)
- All hearing
-
Samidha
(Indian)
- An offering for a sacred fire
-
Samiksha
(Indian)
- Indian name meaning analysis
-
Samira
(Arabic)
- Pleasant community [African, Arabic, English and Swahili speaking countries]
Feminine form of Samir
-
Samireh
(Indian)
- One who is entertaining in the evening
-
Samita
(Indian)
- Calm and collected person
-
Samkhya
(Indian)
- Indian name meaning number
-
Samota
(Indian)
- The power of equality
-
Sampada
(Indian)
- One who is blessed with wealth
-
Sampoorna
(Indian)
- She who is complete, content
-
Sampson
(Hebrew)
- The sun. Biblical Samson was given superhuman strength by God.
-
Sampson
(English)
- The sun. Biblical Samson was given superhuman strength by God.
-
Sampurna
(Indian)
- One that is near perfection
-
Samrana
(Indian)
- A hindi girl name
-
Samriddhi
(Indian)
- A person living in prosperity who has everything
-
Samritha
(Indian)
- A wealthy and remembered person
-
Samvarta
(Indian)
- Indian mythical name meaning a mythical mare
-
Samyukhta
(Indian)
- Goddess Durga, mother of universe supreme power of the supreme being. Goddess Devi, great goddess approachable and gentle mother
-
Sanaa
(Arabic)
- Brilliance [African, Arabic, English and Swahili speaking countries]
This Arabic name has become more popular in the United States since the actress Sanaa Lathan became famous.
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Sanai
(Greek)
- N/A [English speaking countries]
Sanai is likely patterned after the Arabic name Sanaa which has meaning as both an Arabic and Swahili derived name. It could also be a play on the Arabic traditional Saiyya. Sanai, however, is merely a modern creation or anglicization of such names, and t
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Sanatani
(Indian)
- Goddess Durga goddess of power and strength
-
Sanaya
(Indian)
- Praise-worthy, deserving of admiration
-
Sancha
(African)
- Holy
-
Sanchali
(Indian)
- Highly mobiled
-
Sanchaya
(Indian)
- Crowd, group of people
-
Sanchita
(Indian)
- Collection
-
Sanderson
(Spanish)
- Alexander's son
-
Sandesha
(Indian)
- Brought for a message
-
Sandhya
(Indian)
- Evening, night person
-
Sandhyatara
(Indian)
- Star in the evening
-
Sandipta
(Indian)
- Self-promising, lord shiva's worshipper
-
Sandra
(Greek)
- Defending men [English and Estonian speaking countries]
-
Sandy
(English)
- Abbreviation of Alexander defender of man.
-
Sanemi
(Indian)
- As good as it is possible to be
-
Sangam
(Indian)
- Union or to merge
-
Sangeet
(Indian)
- Vocal or instrumental sounds
-
Sanghita
(Indian)
- A branch of vedas; Music, produce harmony and expression of emotion
-
Sangini
(Indian)
- Partner in life
-
Sangita
(Indian)
- Musical
-
Sangitpriya
(Indian)
- Fond of music
-
Sangyukta
(Indian)
- Relating to someone or something
-
Sania
(Indian)
- A moment in time preserved
-
Saniha
(Indian)
- To a short distance away from
-
Sanika
(Indian)
- Flute a wind instrument made from a tube with holes
-
Saniya
(Indian)
- Wisdom
-
Saniya
(Arabic)
- Radiant, brilliant [Arabic and English speaking countries]
Respelling of the traditional Saniyya.
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Saniyah
(Arabic)
- Radiant, brilliant [English speaking countries]
Respelling of the traditional Saniyya. Generally an Arabic name wouldn't contain an "H" as the last letter in such cases. This is an anglicization.
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Saniyya
(Indian)
- A moment in time preserved
-
Saniyyah
(Indian)
- Time of your life that you are cherish
-
Sanjana
(Indian)
- Calm, mild in temperament and tender. In harmony
-
Sanjeeta
(Indian)
- Expressing of jubilation after having won a victory
-
Sanjeevni
(Indian)
- Living an eternal life
-
Sanjita
(Indian)
- Too powerful to be defeated
-
Sanjivani
(Indian)
- Immortality
-
Sanjivini
(Indian)
- Living an eternal life
-
Sanjoli
(Indian)
- Period of twilight
-
Sanjukta
(Indian)
- Union
-
Sanjula
(Indian)
- Beautiful
-
Sankalita
(Indian)
- One who is collected
-
Sankeisha
(Indian)
- Indian name for girls
-
Sanmukh
(Indian)
- One with a bright destiny
-
Sanoja
(Indian)
- The eternal one
-
Sansita
(Indian)
- A high praise
-
Sanskriti
(Indian)
- Culture
-
Santha
(Indian)
- Indian name for girls
-
Santos
- Saint
-
Santoshi
(Indian)
- Happy
-
Santra
(Indian)
- One that is sweet like an oralnge
-
Santushti
(Indian)
- One who is completely satisfied
-
Sanya
(Indian)
- A moment in time preserved
-
Sanyukta
(Indian)
- Union
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Saori
(Japanese)
- Color of sand
-
Saory
(Japanese)
- A nicely woven cloth
-
Sapana
(Indian)
- One who is dreamy
-
Saparna
(Indian)
- Leafy
-
Saphala
(Indian)
- Successful
-
Sapna
(Indian)
- Dream
-
Saptadeepa
(Indian)
- The earth
-
Saptami
(Indian)
- The seventh day
-
Saptapadi
(Indian)
- The seven steps at the wedding taken together by the married couple
-
Sara
(Hebrew)
- Princess [Danish, English, Hindi and Spanish speaking countries]
Variant of Sarah. Sara may also be a Sanskrit male name [sah-ruh] meaning "the Essence."
Sara Lee is a food company that specialises in frozen and packaged foods. Sara RamÃrez is an actress, and Sara Evans is a country singer-songwriter.
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Sarabjeet
(Indian)
- One who won them all
-
Sarabnam
(Indian)
- Always present name of God
-
Sarah
(Hebrew)
- Princess [English, French, German, Hebrew, Norwegian and Swedish speaking countries]
In the Old Testament, Sarah was the wife of Abraham, and the mother of Isaac.
Her name was first Sarai ("my princess"), which God changed to Sarah ("princess") as her descendants were to be the future nation of Israel.
Famous bearer
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Sarahi
(Hebrew)
- Princess [English speaking countries]
-
Sarai
(Hebrew)
- Argumentative
-
Sarai
(Hebrew)
- N/A [English speaking countries]
In the Old Testament, Sarai is the original first name of Sarah who changed it when she embraced faith in God.
Sarai is said to mean "my princess; my woman of high rank", maybe referring to her relationship with her husband, or perhaps as the princ
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Sarakshi
(Indian)
- Good sight
-
Sarala
(Indian)
- Simple, black tulsi
-
Sarama
(Indian)
- A kind woman
-
Sarani
(Indian)
- Protecting
-
Sarasa
(Indian)
- Swan
-
Sarashi
(Indian)
- Bengali name for girs
-
Saraswati
(Indian)
- Owning water, a river goddess
-
Sarathi
(Indian)
- Charioteer of Partha
-
Saravati
(Indian)
- A river
-
Sarayi
(Indian)
- A princess
-
Sarbari
(Indian)
- Bengali name meaning night
-
Sarbjeet
(Indian)
- One who wins all the time
-
Sarda
(United States)
- American invented name
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Sarengi
(Indian)
- A musical instrument
-
Saretha
(United States)
- An excellence
-
Sargent
(Hebrew)
- A squire
-
Sariah
(Hebrew)
- Princess [English speaking countries]
-
Sarika
(Indian)
- A thing of beauty, nature
-
Sarina
(Hebrew)
- Princess [English and Italian speaking countries]
Endearment of Sarah
-
Sarita
(Indian)
- River
-
Sarla
(Indian)
- Simple, black tulsi
-
Sarmishtha
(Indian)
- She who is smart and beautiful
-
Saroja
(Indian)
- Lotus
-
Sarojini
(Indian)
- A lake full of lotuses
-
Saroma
(Indian)
- She who is bashful
-
Sarsour
(Hebrew)
- Bug
-
Saruchi
(Indian)
- A wonderful girl
-
Saruh
(Indian)
- A princess
-
Sarupa
(Indian)
- A beautiful woman
-
Sarvagjna
(Indian)
- Name of Goddess Durga
-
Sarwendah
(Indonesian)
- An extremely beautiful woman.
-
Saryu
(Indian)
- River sharayu
-
Sasanka
(Indian)
- The moon in the sky
-
Sasatya
(Indian)
- She who speaks the truth
-
Sashenka
(Russian)
- She who defends
-
Sashi
(Indian)
- Moon
-
Sashya
(Russian)
- A helper of mankind
-
Sasilvia
(United States)
- Variation of the name Silvia
-
Sasini
(Indian)
- One who containes the Moon
-
Saskia
- Protector of Mankind.
-
Sassy
(Russian)
-
Sasthi
(Indian)
- Name of Goddess Durga
-
Sati
(Indian)
- One who is true
-
Satishchandra
(Indian)
- Indian name for girls
-
Satleen
(Indian)
- One who is absorbed in God's truth
-
Satoko
(Japanese)
- Child of Sato
-
Satsuki
(Japanese)
- Fifth month, May
-
Satta
(Indian)
- One who is above all
-
Satvari
(Indian)
- The night
-
Satvi
(Indian)
- She who is real
-
Satviki
(Indian)
- Goddess Durga
-
Satyabrati
(Indian)
- She who tells the truth
-
Satyashila
(Indian)
- A real one
-
Satyavati
(Indian)
- Mother of Vyasa, one who speaks truth
-
Saugandhika
(Indian)
- One who is sweet-smelling
-
Saumyaa
(Indian)
- One who is weak or mild
-
Saumyi
(Indian)
- A moonlight
-
Sauville
(Indian)
- From the willow farm
-
Savana
(Spanish)
- Plateau [English speaking countries]
Modern trendy respelling of the traditional Savannah.
-
Savanah
(Spanish)
- Plateau [English speaking countries]
Alternate spelling of Savannah.
-
Savanna
(Spanish)
- Plateau [English speaking countries]
-
Savannah
(Spanish)
- Plateau [English speaking countries]
A savanna (also spelled "savannah") is a large, grassy plateau. Savannah is the name of a large city in the U.S. state of Georgia. It is also the name of a breed of cat.
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Savarna
(Indian)
- Daughter of the ocean, wife of sun
-
Savayta
(Indian)
- One who is cultured, traditional and good natured being
-
Savera
(Indian)
- Goddess of sound
-
Savi
(Indian)
- The Sun
-
Savita
(Indian)
- Sun
-
Savitri
(Indian)
- Goddess saraswati, jamuna river
-
Savvy
(United States)
- She who is smart
-
Sawyer
- Cuts timber
-
Saya
(Indian)
- A shelter from the Sun
-
Sayaka
(Japanese)
- A clear one
-
Sayani
(Indian)
- An evening light
-
Sayantika
(Indian)
- One who is on the rise
-
Saydee
(United States)
- Variation of Sadie meaning princess
-
Sayli
(Indian)
- One who is sweaty
-
Sayua
(Japanese)
- One who is swift andf fast like an arrow
-
Sayuri
(Indian)
- A flower
-
SBtinka
(Spanish)
- Magical dancer
-
Scamp
(Native American)
-
Scarlet
(English)
- Scarlet [English speaking countries]
Alternate spelling of Scarlett
-
Scarlett
(English)
- Scarlet [English speaking countries]
Scarlett O'Hara is the protagonist of Margaret Mitchell's novel "Gone with the Wind". It is a little known fact that Scarlett's full name is "Katie Scarlett O'Hara", after her Irish father's mother.
Scarlett Johansson is a popular American
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Schantelle
(United States)
- One who loves to sing
-
Scotia
(Greek)
- Dark one [English speaking countries]
Scotia was one of the names of Aphrodite, ancient Greek goddess of beauty. Scotia is the Latinised form of the Greek name.
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Scottie
(Scottish)
- From Scotland: a Gael. Diminutive of Scott.
-
Seanlaoch
(Irish)
- Old hero
-
Seanna
(United States)
- God is gracious
-
Searlus
(Irish)
- Manly
-
Seattle
(United States)
- A place name
-
Sedona
(United States)
- A place name
-
Seerat
(Indian)
- One with inner beauty
-
Segenam
(Indian)
- Lazy (Algonquin)
-
Sehar
(Indian)
- Erly morning or dawn
-
Seika
(Japanese)
- Pure summer
-
Seiko
(Japanese)
- A child that is sincere
-
Seiren
(Japanese)
- A refined star, a smelt star
-
Sejal
(Indian)
- Water of the river
-
Sela
(Spanish)
- Rock
-
Selah
(Hebrew)
- Pause and reflect [English speaking countries]
This word occurs seventy-one times in thirty-nine of the Psalms and is thought to indicate a pause for reflection similar to the word Amen.
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Sele
(Hebrew)
- Rock
-
Selena
(Greek)
- Moon [English speaking countries]
-
Selene
(Hebrew)
-
Selene
(Greek)
- Moon [English speaking countries]
Selene was the Greek goddess of the Moon.
-
Selik
(Greek)
- Blessed
-
Selina
(Greek)
- Moon [English speaking countries]
-
Sellma
(United States)
- One who demands peace
-
Selwin
(Celtic)
- Friend at court
-
Semrarjit
(Indian)
- Sikh female name
-
Senalda
(Hebrew)
- Sign
-
Senet
(Spanish)
- Wise
-
Senuri
(United States)
- A person with strong mind and heart; full of youth
-
Seosaph
(German)
- God will multiply
-
Seraphine
(Spanish)
- Burning fire
-
Serena
(Hebrew)
- Serene
-
Serena
(Latin)
- Composed; peaceful; cheerful [English and Italian speaking countries]
Derived from the Latin "serenus"
Serena Williams is an American tennis player.
The Nissan Serena is a minivan or people carrier.
-
Serenity
(English)
- Peacefulness [English speaking countries]
Serenity is a synonym for "peacefulness." It is the name of a popular science fiction movie, as well as a well-known U.S. brand of adult diapers.
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Serhild
(Spanish)
- Armored battle maiden
-
Serilda
(German)
- Armored battle maiden
-
Serval
(German)
-
Setiawati
(Indonesian)
- Loyal and faithful
-
Shachi
(Indian)
- Wife on indra, intelligence
-
Shadia
(Native American)
- She sings: Beatiful voice.
-
Shadow
(Arabic)
-
Shaela
(United States)
- A combination of names, The Butterfly princess of the meadow
-
Shaelie
(United States)
- A noble one
-
Shaelyn
(Yiddish)
- N/A [English speaking countries]
A combination of the names Shay and Lynn.
-
Shaelyn
(United States)
- She is the one who replaces
-
Shagoon
(Indian)
- An auspicious moment in life
-
Shahan
(Indian)
- A patient woman
-
Shaheda
(Indian)
- She is a witness
-
Shahzeela
(Indian)
- A stunning beutiful woman
-
Shaibani
(Indian)
- A name of the Goddess Durga
-
Shaila
(Indian)
- Stone, mountain
-
Shailaja
(Indian)
- Daughter of mountain (river)
-
Shailey
(Irish)
- Unknown
-
Shaivi
(Indian)
- One who brings prosperity
-
Shakira
-
Shakira
(Arabic)
- Thankful [Arabic and English speaking countries]
Feminine form of Shakir
-
Shaktik
(Indian)
- A female counterpart of God
-
Shakuntala
(Indian)
- Mother of bharath, wife of shantanu
-
Shala
(United States)
- One who is like a small mountain
-
Shalaka
(Indian)
- Parvati
-
Shalalu
(Indian)
- One who smells of perfume
-
Shaleigh
(United States)
- A made up name from Sha and Leah, means a female gazelle
-
Shaley
(United States)
- Combination of name, means a princess of the butterfly meadow
-
Shalika
(Indian)
- Mayna
-
Shalini
(Indian)
- Modesty, house-wife
-
Shalita
(United States)
- A little winged woman, combination of names
-
Shalom
- Peaceful
-
Shalonda
(Yiddish)
- N/A [English speaking countries]
A modern American coinage with no known meaning.
-
Shaly
(United States)
- A female who is like an antelope
-
Shalyn
(United States)
- A female whose beauty is her strenght
-
Shalynn
(United States)
- A woman of the lake, made up name
-
Shameka
(United States)
- A made up name, means a woman
-
Shamia
(United States)
- A made up name from Sha nad Mia, means a women's sea of sorrow
-
Shammis
(United States)
- One who supplants the other
-
Shan
(African)
- Variant of Shaun from John.
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Shanae
(French)
- N/A [English speaking countries]
Shanae is most likely a modern coinage, on the model of names such as Janae.
It has also be suggested that Shanae had been used as a phonetic American transcription of the Irish name Sinead.
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Shanae
(United States)
- Variation, shana
-
Shanasa
(Indian)
- She who has many desires
-
Shanelle
(French)
- Channel, pipe [English speaking countries]
Possibly from Chanel, the French word for "pipe". Modern American English coinage that more likely comes from a feminine suffix of "elle" being added to the popular element "shan".
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Shanequa
(United States)
- The God is gracious
-
Shanetha
(United States)
- A created name, means a woman
-
Shania
(Yiddish)
- Beautiful [English speaking countries]
-
Shanice
(English)
- N/A [English speaking countries]
-
Shankari
(Indian)
- Wife of shankar
-
Shannen
(Hebrew)
- God is gracious [English speaking countries]
Alternate spelling of Shannon.
-
Shanta
(Sanskrit)
- The pacified; the appeased [English and Hindi speaking countries]
The 74th of the Goddess Lakshmi's 108 names.
-
Shantala
(Indian)
- Goddess parvati
-
Shantel
(French)
- Place of stones [English speaking countries]
Phonetic spelling of Chantal.
-
Shantell
(French)
- Stony place [English speaking countries]
A modern respelling of Chantal.
-
Shanti
(Indian)
- Peace
-
Shaquana
(Hebrew)
- N/A [English speaking countries]
-
Shaquana
(United States)
- Truth in life
-
Shaquanna
(United States)
- Truth in life
-
Sharada
(Indian)
- Goddess of learning
-
Sharanya
(Indian)
- Surrendered, peace
-
Sharday
(French)
- Variety of grape [English speaking countries]
-
Sharee
(Indian)
- A form of Shari
-
Sharif
- Illustrious. A name of descendants of Mohammed.
-
Sharika
(Indian)
- Mayna
-
Sharita
(Hebrew)
- N/A [English speaking countries]
Creation of modern times possibly combining Sharon or Sheryl and Rita or simply the common prefix "Sha" with the common latinate ending "ita" or "rita". popular in the US in the mid 1080's.
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Sharmila
(Indian)
- Modest
-
Sharmistha
(Indian)
- Wife of yayati
-
Sharna
(Indian)
- A guarding and protecting woman
-
Sharonda
(Hebrew)
- The plains [English speaking countries]
A variant of Sharon influenced by the name Rhonda.
-
Sharree
(United States)
- A darling woman
-
Sharrie
(United States)
- A very darling, sweet woman
-
Sharvani
(Indian)
- Parvati
-
Sharvari
(Indian)
- Night, lady
-
Shashini
(Indian)
- A girl who is like the Moon
-
Shaswati
(Indian)
- Eternal
-
Shatakshi
(Indian)
- One with hundred of eyes (night)
-
Shatora
(United States)
- A woman who is a victor. A modern name
-
Shatoria
(United States)
- A combination of name Means To be your own master
-
Shatorria
(United States)
- A woman who is a vicotor
-
Shatorya
(United States)
- One who is God's gracious victroy
-
Shatoya
(United States)
- A combination of names, means woman is her own measter
-
Shattuck
(Hindu)
- Shad fish
-
Shavana
(Irish)
- Variant of Shivani. Hindu God Shiva.
-
Shaveena
(Indian)
- A modern name, mening grace
-
Shavon
(Gaelic)
- God is gracious [English speaking countries]
Anglicized spelling of Siobhan.
-
Shawe
(Indian)
- Terse
-
Shawna
(Hebrew)
- God is gracious [English speaking countries]
-
Shawnee
(Hebrew)
- Tribal name [English speaking countries]
Shawnee is the name of a Native American Indian people.
-
Shawnette
(United States)
- A woman who is a beutiful and intelligent flower
-
Shawnita
(Celtic)
- Blue diamond.
-
Shawnte
(United States)
- The God's kindnees and mercy
-
Shayal
(Indian)
- A dark skinned woman
-
Shayan
(American)
- Variant of Shea courteous.
-
Shayla
(Latin)
- Blind [English speaking countries]
From the popular Shay and La.
-
Shaylee
(Yiddish)
- N/A [English speaking countries]
Shaylee is a modern invention and, presumably, is a combination of the anglicized Shay and the popular suffix -lee.
-
Shaylee
(United States)
- From the fairy place, a fairy princess
-
Shaylynn
-
Shaylynn
(United States)
- She is like a beutifu; Hawk
-
Shayne
(Hebrew)
- God is gracious [English speaking countries]
-
Shea
- Majestic
-
Sheela
(Indian)
- One with good morals
-
Sheelah
(Indian)
- One of cool conduct and character
-
Sheena
- God's gift
-
Sheena
(Gaelic)
- God is gracious [English speaking countries]
This name is a Gaelic form of Jeanne or Jane, which are feminine forms of John.
-
Sheetal
(Indian)
- Cool
-
Shefali
(Indian)
- A sweet smelling flower
-
Shefalika
(Indian)
- A flower
-
Sheila
(Latin)
- Blind [English speaking countries]
In Australia this is a slang term for "woman".
-
Sheilah
(Hebrew)
- Music
-
Shejali
(Indian)
- A fruit
-
Shelbi
(Italian)
- From the sheltered farm.
-
Shelden
- Deep valley.
-
Shelia
(Latin)
- Blind [English speaking countries]
Shelia is probably most widespread as a coinage, derived from the name Sheila (itself a Gaelic cognate of Cecilia, from the Latin meaning "blind").
Shelia could however be taken as a variant transcription of the Hebrew Sheliya, meaning "god
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Shelina
(Indian)
- Hindu name meaning modest
-
Shelley
(English)
- Clearing near a ledge [English speaking countries]
-
Shelly
(English)
- Clearing near a ledge [English speaking countries]
-
Shelny
(English)
- From the ledge farm
-
Sheloa
(United States)
- American name meaning heavenly
-
Shelsee
(United States)
- American name meaning port
-
Shelyn
(United States)
- Beloved woman
-
Shemeka
(United States)
- American created name
-
Shemunshi
(Indian,Marathi)
- Name of an Indian white rose
-
Shemushi
(Indian,Marathi)
- Intellect, understanding
-
Shena
(Gaelic)
- God is gracious [English speaking countries]
-
Shenna
(French)
- N/A [English speaking countries]
Shenna hit the US top 1000 in the year of 1984. There is no known meaning or etymological line to this name, however, it is interesting to note that the movie "Sheena" based on the Sheena: Queen of the Jungle series was released in 1984. One could guess t
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Shephali
(Indian)
- A flowering plant
-
Shephard
(Hebrew)
- Shepherd
-
Sheralin
(United States)
- Woman who is beautiful
-
Sheri
(Hebrew)
- The plains [English speaking countries]
-
Sherise
(United States)
- Graceful beauty
-
Sherita
(Hebrew)
- N/A [English speaking countries]
Modern coinage, possibly based on the name Cheryl or Sherry.
The name reached rank #709 of the US top of names in 1985.
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Sherlyn
(United States)
- She who is loved by many
-
Sherrie
(Hebrew)
- The plains [English speaking countries]
-
Sherry
(Hebrew)
- The plains [English speaking countries]
Phonetic spelling of the French word 'chèrie'.
-
Sherwin
- Swift
-
Sheryl
(French)
- Darling [English speaking countries]
-
Shesheba
(Indian)
- Queen of snakes
-
Shevalini
(Indian)
- A flowing river
-
Sheyenne
(United States)
- One who speaks a lot
-
Sheyla
(Latin)
- Blind [English speaking countries]
-
Shibani
(Indian)
- Goddess Durga
-
Shichi
(Indian)
- One who glows
-
Shifa
(Indian)
- Sweet
-
Shigeko
(Japanese)
- A child that has everything it needs
-
Shika
(Japanese)
- A gentle deer
-
Shikha
(Indian)
- Flame
-
Shiklah
(United States)
- A name of a Marvel Comics charecter
-
Shiko
(Japanese)
- A woman made of stone
-
Shila
- Flame
-
Shila
(Indian)
- Stone
-
Shilpa
(Indian)
- Stone
-
Shilpi
(Indian)
- A woman who is an artist
-
Shilpika
(Indian)
- She is an artist
-
Shilpita
(Indian)
- Well-proportioned
-
Shimeka
(Romanian)
- A beautiful princess
-
Shina
(Indian)
- A virtuous woman, having goodness
-
Shini
(English)
- To shine among all.
-
Shiniqua
(Japanese)
- A woman who is a victor
-
Shinjini
(Indian)
- Anklebelle
-
Shino
(Japanese)
- A woman who is like a stem of bamboo
-
Shinon
(Japanese)
- Japanese name of a type of flower, Aster tataricus. The meaning of the flower is remembrance
-
Shion
(Japanese)
- A person who remembers, one who does not forget
-
Shiori
(Japanese)
- To be a guide
-
Shipra
(Indian)
- A holy river flowing thru ujjain
-
Shipton
(Indian)
- From the sheep farm
-
Shira
(Hebrew)
- Melody; song [English and Hebrew speaking countries]
-
Shirley
(English)
- Bright grassland [English speaking countries]
-
Shital
(Indian)
- One who is cool and calm, cold
-
Shitala
(Indian)
- The goddess of the smallpox
-
Shiuli
(Indian)
- It means a flower
-
Shivagami
(Indian,Marathi)
- Follower of Lord Shiva
-
Shivakanta
(Indian)
- Wife of shiva
-
Shivali
(Indian)
- Another name for Goddess Parvati
-
Shivangi
(Indian)
- She wh shared the body of Shiva
-
Shivani
(Indian)
- Durga, parvati
-
Shivani
(Sanskrit)
- Wife of Shiva [English and Hindi speaking countries]
The consort of Lord Shiva; a name of the Godess Parvati or Uma.
-
Shivankruti
(Indian,Marathi)
- Creation of Lord Shiva
-
Shivanta
(Indian,Marathi)
- A part of Lord Shiva
-
Shivanti
(Indian,Marathi)
- Part of Lord Shiva
-
Shivanya
(Indian,Marathi)
- A part of Lord Shiva
-
Shivasundari
(Indian,Marathi)
- A name of Goddess Durga
-
Shivaya
(Indian,Marathi)
- A name of Lord Shiva
-
Shivika
(Indian)
- A name that means palanquin
-
Shobha
(Indian)
- Attractive, beauty
-
Shobhana
(Indian)
- A shinning, splendig woman who glows
-
Shobhita
(Indian)
- Splendid
-
Shobhna
(Indian)
- Ornamental, shining, beautiful
-
Shobika
(Indian)
- A girl who is brilliant and beautiful
-
Shock
(English)
-
Shoko
(Japanese)
- A little child who is auspicious
-
Shraddha
(Indian)
- One who is faithful, trusting
-
Shradhdha
(Indian)
- Faith, trust
-
Shravani
(Indian)
- Full moon of shravan month, a girl born in shravan month
-
Shravasti
(Indian)
- An ancient indian city
-
Shreema
(Indian)
- A woman who is highly spiritual
-
Shresta
(Indian)
- One who is first, best, foremost
-
Shreya
(Indian)
- Auspicious
-
Shreya
(Sanskrit)
- Auspicious and fortunate [English speaking countries]
A Sanskrit name that is popular in India and one of the most popular Indian names in the United States.
-
Shreyaj
(Indian,Hindi)
- A woman who is very auspicious and lucky
-
Shreyashi
(Indian)
- Good
-
Shri
(Indian)
- Lustre
-
Shridevi
(Indian)
- Goddess
-
Shrijani
(Indian)
- Creative
-
Shrika
(Indian)
- A sound of a small whistle and a name of bird
-
Shrikala
(Indian)
- A name of the Goddess Laxmi
-
Shrikama
(Indian)
- An Indian name that means Radha
-
Shrila
(Indian)
- A woman who is a beauty
-
Shrilekha
(Indian)
- Lustrious essay
-
Shrimayi
(Indian)
- Fortunate
-
Shrina
(Indian)
- A woman who is like a night
-
Shrivali
(Indian)
- The name of Goddess Laxmi
-
Shrivalli
(Indian)
- Goddess lakshmi
-
Shrividya
(Indian)
- A name of Lakshmi and Saraswati
-
Shriya
(Indian)
- An auspicious woman
-
Shruti
(Indian)
- Expert in vedas, hearing
-
Shubhali
(Indian)
- One who is capable of being the best friend.
-
Shubhangi
(Indian)
- Handsome
-
Shubhita
(Indian,Marathi)
- Graceful, shining
-
Shubhra
(Indian)
- White, ganga river in mountain stage
-
Shuchi
(Indian)
- Clean, pure, holy
-
Shuchismita
(Indian)
- One who has a pure smile
-
Shuchita
(Indian)
- Purity
-
Shuddhi
(Indian)
- The name of Goddess Durga
-
Shukarata
(Indian,Marathi)
- One with a beautiful character
-
Shukti
(Indian)
- Pearl-oyster
-
Shuktij
(Indian)
- Pearl
-
Shushma
(Indian)
- She who is beautiful woman
-
Shveni
(Indian)
- A white woman
-
Shweta
(Indian)
- White complexioned
-
Shyama
(Indian)
- Shadow, radha, yamuna river
-
Shyamala
(Indian)
- Dark complexioned
-
Shyamali
(Indian)
- Dusky
-
Shyamalika
(Indian)
- Dusky
-
Shyamangi
(Indian)
- Dark complexioned
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Shyanne
(United States)
- Unintelligible speaker
-
Shyla
(Latin)
- Blind [English speaking countries]
A possible variant of the classic Sheila, this modern coinage could also simply be a "name smush" of the popular elements "shy" and feminine suffix "la".
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Shyla
(Indian)
- A form of Sheila
-
Shylar
(Indian)
- She who is a Goddess
-
Shyly
(Indian)
- A woman of shy personality
-
Shynah
(Japanese)
- She is a victor
-
Si
(Arabic)
-
Siaana
(Indian)
- She who is wise and knoweldgable
-
Sibani
(Indian)
- Goddess parvati
-
Sibyla
(Irish)
- Prophetess
-
Siddael
(French)
- From the wide valley
-
Siddhama
(Indian)
- A name of Goddess Durga
-
Siddhangana
(Indian)
- One who accomplishes great things
-
Siddhani
(Indian)
- She who is blessed
-
Siddhima
(Indian)
- Achievement
-
Sidwell
(French)
- From the broad well
-
Siena
(Italian)
- From the name of the city [English speaking countries]
-
Sienna
(Italian)
- Reddish orange-brown [English speaking countries]
Made popular in contemporary times by British actress Sienna Miller.
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Sierra
(Spanish)
- Mountain range [English speaking countries]
The Spanish word for a range of mountains is sierra. The name's popularity likely came from Americans using it in homage to the Sierra Nevada Mountains.
-
Sies-Six-toed cat
-
Sigfriede
(German)
- Victorious
-
Sigiwald
(German)
- Victorious ruler
-
Silky
(Scottish)
-
Silver Bell
-
Silvestre
- Trees: sylvan.
-
Silvia
(Latin)
- Wooded; forest [English and Italian speaking countries]
From legend, Rhea Silvia was the mother of Remus and Romulus, the founders of Rome.
St Silvia was the mother of Pope Gregory the Great.
-
Silviana
(Spanish,Romanian)
- She is a girl of the forest
-
Silviea
(English,Romanian)
- Silviea is a form of Silvia and means woman of the woods.
-
Simarou
(Indian)
- To be in the state of meditation
-
Simbala
(Indian)
- One who comes from the Pond
-
Simeon
(Hebrew)
- Variant of Simon meaning hear: listen.
-
Simhanada
(Indian)
- The sound of the lion's roar
-
Simona
(Italian,Romanian)
- A woman who listens
-
Simone
(Hebrew)
- Listening [English and French speaking countries]
Female variant of Simon. The name was extremely popular in the 1920s to 1950s in France and is now extremely rare, considered out-dated.
Simone de Beauvoir was a French author and philosopher who wrote one of the founding feminist tracts. N
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Sinacad
(French)
- God is gracious. English Translation: Jane.
-
Sinclair
(Irish)
- From Saint Clair sur Elle
-
Sindhuja
(Indian)
- Name of the Goddess Laxmi
-
Sinhayana
(Indian)
- Name of Goddess Durga
-
Sinjin
(Hebrew)
- St. John
-
Sinjini
(Indian)
- The sound the anklet makes
-
Siobhan
(Gaelic)
- God is gracious [English speaking countries]
This is the Irish form of Joan.
-
Siopareet
(Indian)
- A woman who inspires love
-
Sioux
(Irish)
-
Sira
(Latin,Swiss)
- She who comes from Syria
-
Sita
(Indian)
- Wife of rama
-
Sitaara
(Indian)
- One who is like a morning star
-
Sitara
(Indian)
- A star
-
Sitesh
(Indian)
- The Lord Ram's wife
-
Siti
(Indonesian)
- A woman of noble qualities
-
Sitka
(United States)
- A woman who comes from teh wester Alasca
-
Siubhan
- Praised
-
Sivakami
(Indian)
- One who is the wife of the Lord Nataraja
-
Sizi
(Scottish)
-
Skidatel
(Scottish)
-
Skye
(Norse)
- Cloud [English speaking countries]
Skye comes from the vocabulary word sky which ultimately comes from the Norse word meaning "cloud." Skye is also the name of an island which may have reinforced its popularity.
-
Skyla
(Dutch)
- The sky [English speaking countries]
Skyla has ranked in the US top 1000 girls' names since 1998. Skyla is possibly an elaboration of the word 'sky' coupled with the generally feminine element 'la'. Skyla may also be an anglicised form of the Dutch surname Schuyler, although the usual anglic
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Skyla
(United States)
- The sky
-
Slade
(American)
- From the valley
-
Slayton
(French)
- From the valley farm
-
Sloka
(Indian)
- One who is like a Hymn
-
Smita
(Indian)
- Smiling girl
-
Smitha
(Indian)
- One with a divine smile
-
Smiti
(Indian)
- To bring people happiness
-
Smriti
(Indian)
- Memory
-
Smruti
(Indian)
- One who is like a memory, a memorable person
-
Snapback
-
Sneh
(Indian)
- Love
-
Sneha
(Indian)
- Love
-
Snehalata
(Indian)
- A love vine
-
Snehi
(Indian)
- A woman of a friendly nature
-
Snezhana
(Russian)
- A snowy woman
-
Snigda
(Indian)
- She who is of tender nature
-
Sobha
(Indian)
- She who is illuminated
-
Soch
(Indian)
- A reliable and honest human being; thought
-
Sofia
(Greek)
- Wisdom [English, Spanish and Swedish speaking countries]
Scandinavian and Spanish spelling of Sophia.
Sofia is the capital of Bulgaria. It was named after the second oldest church in the capital, the Hagia Sophia or St Sofia Church.
Sofia Coppola is an American film director.
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Sofie
(Greek)
- Wisdom [English speaking countries]
-
Sofiya
(Russian)
- A wise woman
-
Sofya
(Russian)
- A woman who is wise
-
Sohalia
(Indian)
- Of the moon's glow; Radiant and Shining like a moon
-
Sokanon
(Spanish)
- Rain (Algonquin)
-
Solaina
(Native American)
- Dignified
-
Solar
(French)
-
Soleil
(French)
- Sun [English speaking countries]
Soleil is not used as a first name in France. Marie-Soleil occurs in Québec.
Soleil Moon Frye is an American actress most notable for playing the title role in the 1980's television show "Punky Brewster".
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Somalakshmi
(Indian)
- Lustre of the moon
-
Somatra
(Indian)
- Excelling the moon
-
Sommer
(English)
- Summer [English speaking countries]
-
Sommer
(United States)
- Summer, summoner
-
Sompriti
(Indian)
- One who is attached
-
Sonal
(Indian)
- Golden
-
Sonali
(Indian)
- Golden
-
Sonaly
(Indian)
- A woman made of gold
-
Sondra
(Greek)
- Defending men [English speaking countries]
-
Soneesh
(Indian)
- A name of the Goddess Laxmi
-
Songya
(Russian)
- A person who is wise and has wisdom
-
Sonia
(Greek)
- Wisdom [English, Russian and Armenian speaking countries]
Sonia Gandhi is the Italian-born President of the Indian National Congress. She is the widow of Rajiv Gandhi, the son of Indira Gandhi. Both Rajiv and Indira Gandhi were Indian Prime Minister.
Sonia O'Sullivan is an Irish athlete.
-
Sonita
(Indian)
- She who is like the ypung Sun
-
Sonja
(Greek)
- Wisdom [English speaking countries]
Slavic form of Sonya.
"Red Sonja" is the name of a Marvel Comics heroine, and of a 1985 film featuring that character.
-
Sonoma
(United States)
- A place name. One who is from the place Sonoma in California
-
Sonya
(Greek)
- Wisdom [English and Russian speaking countries]
Sonya is a Russian pet form of Sophia.
-
Sookie
(United States)
- She who is like the lily flower
-
Sophia
(Greek)
- Wisdom [English, German, Greek and Italian speaking countries]
The name Sophia is derived from the Greek word for "wisdom." In early religious and philosophical texts, characters who personified wisdom are referred to as "Sophia figures."
Famous bearers include actress Sophia Loren, Sophia Myles and
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Sophie
(French)
- Wisdom.
-
Sophie
(Greek)
- Wisdom.
-
Sophie
(Greek)
- Wisdom [English, French and German speaking countries]
Sophie is a traditional French name, derived from the Greek meaning "wisdom".
"Les Malheurs de Sophie" ("Sophie's Misfortunes") is a famous children's novel in France, written by Madame La Comtesse de Ségur and published in 1859.
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Sora
(Japanese)
- She is like the sky
-
Sorcha
(Greek)
- Intelligent
-
Soreana
(Romanian)
- Strict and stern.
-
Soreena
(Romanian)
- Soreena is a form Romanian name Sorina and means strict of stern.
-
Sorina
(Romanian)
- A Sun-like woman
-
Sorinah
(Romanian)
- Sorinah is a variation of Sorina and means strict or stern.
-
Sorley
(Irish)
- Viking
-
Soumya
(Indian)
- A decent and beutiful woman
-
Sourabhi
(Indian)
- Fragrance, the celestial cow
-
Souraiya
(Indian)
- One who is like a Sunlight
-
Sowjanya
(Indian)
- A girl who is tender, polite and has a kind nature
-
Spoorthi
(Indian)
- One who is full of inspiration
-
Spoorti
(Indian)
- A girl full of enthusiasm
-
Sravanti
(Indian)
- She who flows like a river
-
Sreedevi
(Indian)
- A name of the Goddess Laxmi
-
Sreya
(Indian)
- Best woman of great beauty and excellence
-
Srijani
(Indian)
- A person of great creativity
-
Srividya
(Indian)
- She is a Goddess of Knowledge an Wealth
-
Srusti
(Indian)
- Creation
-
Sruti
(Indian)
- Mohanto
-
Staci
(Greek)
- Resurrection [English speaking countries]
-
Stacia
(Greek)
- Resurrection [English speaking countries]
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Stacie
(Greek)
- Resurrection [English speaking countries]
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Stacy
(Greek)
- Resurrection [English speaking countries]
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Stanburh
(Russian)
- From the stone fortress
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Star
(Latin)
- Star [English speaking countries]
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Starla
(Latin)
- Star [English speaking countries]
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Starlene
(Romanian)
- A star
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Starr
(English)
- Star
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Starr
(Latin)
- Star [English speaking countries]
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Stasia
(Russian)
- A short form of anastasia
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Stavita
(Indian)
- Praised
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Steadman
(English)
- Dwells at the farm
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Stefana
(Romanian)
- Crown
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Stefani
(Greek)
- Crown [English speaking countries]
Stefani is a rarely used respelling of Stephanie.
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Stefanie
(Greek)
- Crown [English speaking countries]
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Stella
(Latin)
- Star [English speaking countries]
Stella is a character in Tennessee Williams' play 'A Streetcar Named Desire'.
As a product name, Stella Artois is a brand of Belgian beer, and Stella is a magazine produced by the British newspaper 'The Sunday Telegraph'.
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Stephaine
(Greek)
- Crown [English speaking countries]
A respelling of the name Stephanie.
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Stormi
(United States)
- A form refering to a Storm
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Stormie
(United States)
- Means a Storm
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Striratna
(Indian)
- Another name of Goddess Laxmi
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Stymie
(Scottish)
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Subarna
(Indian)
- Of the colour of gold
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Subhadra
(Indian)
- A wife of arjuna, sister of krishna
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Subhaga
(Indian)
- A fortunate person
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Subhagya
(Indian)
- Lucky
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Subhashini
(Indian)
- Well-spoken
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Subhasini
(Indian)
- A nice girl who is soft-spoken
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Subhra
(Indian)
- A white woman
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Subhuja
(Indian)
- Auspicious apsara
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Subrata
(Indian)
- Devoted to what is right
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Subuhi
(Indian)
- A cold morning breeze
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Sucharita
(Indian)
- Of good character
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Sucheta
(Indian)
- one with good mind
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Suchhaya
(Indian)
- A woman of great shine
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Suchira
(Indian)
- Tasteful
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Suchita
(Indian)
- Beautiful
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Suchitra
(Indian)
- Beautiful picture
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Sudakshima
(Indian)
- Wife of king dilip
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Sudakshina
(Indian)
- A woman who is the wife of the most noble king
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Sudarshana
(Indian)
- Handsome
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Sudarshini
(Indian)
- The most beautiful of women
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Sudeepa
(Indian)
- Bright
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Sudevi
(Indian)
- Wife of krishna
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Sudha
(Indian)
- Nectar, amrit, earth, daughter
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Sudhira
(Indian)
- A courageous and calm woman
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Sudiksha
(Indian)
- Goddess lakshmi
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Sudipta
(Indian)
- Bright
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Sudipti
(Indian)
- Dazzling bright
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Suditi
(Indian)
- Bright, shining
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Sue
(Hebrew)
- Lily [English speaking countries]
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Sueko
(Japanese)
- She who is the youngest child in the family
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Sueta
(Russian)
- She who brings light to the world
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Suewinda
(United States)
- A modern American name that is made up and holds no specific meaning
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Sugandha
(Indian)
- Fragrany, yellow juhi
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Sugar Pie
(English)
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Sugauri
(Indian)
- Anothe name of the Goddess Parvati
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Sugita
(Indian)
- Beautifully sung
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Suhana
(Indian)
- A woman of charming personality
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Suhani
(Indian)
- One who is of pleasant nature
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Suhashini
(Indian)
- A woman who always has a smile on her face
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Suhasini
(Indian)
- One with beautiful laughter or smile
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Suhina
(Indian)
- Beautiful
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Suhrita
(Indian)
- Well-disposed
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Suja
(Indian)
- A well-born girl
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Sujala
(Indian)
- Affectionate
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Sujata
(Indian)
- Of good caste, beauty
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Sujatha
(Indian)
- One who belongs to a good caste
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Sujaya
(Indian)
- Victory
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Sujetu
(Indian)
- She who is o noble birth
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Sukanya
(Indian)
- Beautiful damsel
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Sukeshi
(Indian)
- One with beautiful hair
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Sukhi
(Indian)
- A very happy person
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Sukhmani
(Indian)
- She who is a peace bringer
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Sukhrajpreet
(Indian)
- She who is the Queen of love and peace
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Suki
(Japanese)
- A beloved woman
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Sukriti
(Indian)
- Good deed
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Suksha
(Indian)
- A girl with enchanting, beautiful eyes
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Suksma
(Indian)
- Fine
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Sukushi
(Indian)
- A woman with gorgeous eyes
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Sulaksha
(Indian)
- A very lucky one
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Sulakshana
(Indian)
- One with good signs
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Sulakshmi
(Indian)
- Goddess Laxmi's name
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Sulbha
(Indian)
- A natural, easy-going and lovable person
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Sulekha
(Indian)
- A good handwriting
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Sulochana
(Indian)
- One with beautiful eyes
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Suma
(United States)
- Born in the summertime
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Sumana
(Indian)
- A good-natured woman
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Sumangala
(Indian)
- The one who makes everything good. Also the name of Rishabhdev's wife.
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Sumangli
(Indian)
- A very and truely auspicious woman
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Sumati
(Indian)
- Good minded
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Sumavali
(Indian)
- One who is like a garland
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Sumedha
(Indian)
- She is a very smart and wise woman
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Sumernor
(Indian)
- Summoner
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Sumi
(Indian)
- One who is elegant and refind sumie
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Sumiko
(Japanese)
- She is a beautiful child of goodness
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Sumire
(Japanese)
- A lovely violet
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Sumita
(Indian)
- Good friend
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Sumitra
(Indian)
- Good Friend; Great friend; One who is a good well wisher
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Summah
(Indian)
- She who looks and smells like a beautiful flower
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Summer
(English)
- Summer [English speaking countries]
This season name was recently used for the name of a character on the TV series 'The OC'.
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Sumukhi
(Indian)
- A beautiful, stunning girl
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Sunaina
(Indian)
- A girl with beautiful eyes
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Sunako
(Japanese,Christianity)
- The sand child or the dark side
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Sunanda
(Indian)
- White cow, beloved daughter
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Sunandini
(Indian)
- Happy
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Sunandita
(Indian)
- Happy
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Sunayana
(Indian)
- A beautiful eyed woman
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Sunayani
(Indian)
- A woman with lovely eyes
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Sunayna
(Indian)
- A girl with gorgeous eyes
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Sundari
(Indian)
- Beauty
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Suneeti
(Indian)
- Mother of dhruva
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Sunetra
(Indian)
- One with beautiful eyes
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Sunila
(Indian)
- Dark blue
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Sunita
(Indian)
- One with good morals
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Suniti
(Indian)
- One with good morals
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Sunki
(English)
- To catch up with (Hopi)
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Sunny
(English)
- Filled with sunlight [English speaking countries]
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Sunset
(Native American)
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Sunspot
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Suparna
(Indian)
- Lotus
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Suprabha
(Indian)
- Good light
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Supriti
(Indian)
- True love
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Supriya
(Indian)
- Cute, adorable, lovely
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Surabhi
(Indian)
- Having a lovely fragrance
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Surabi
(Indian)
- A woman of the waterfalls
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Suraksha
(Indian)
- Protection
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Surali
(Indian)
- Goddess
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Surama
(Indian)
- A very pleasing woman
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Surangana
(Indian)
- A celestial lady
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Surangi
(Indian)
- A colorful woman
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Suranna
(Indian)
- A woman who is joyous
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Surasa
(Indian)
- A name of the Goddess Durga
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Suravinda
(Indian)
- A beautiful yaksa
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Suree
(Indian)
- One sharp like the knife
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Surekha
(Indian)
- A good line (on the palm)
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Surena
(Indian)
- She is dangerous and sharp like the knife
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Surenia
(Indian)
- A woman who is like a knife
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Sureshi
(Indian)
- Goddess durga
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Suriya
(Indian)
- She is the Sun Goddess
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Surotama
(Indian)
- Auspicious apsara
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Surpankha
(Indian)
- A name of Ravana's sister. A woman with long fingernails
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Surrey
(Indian)
- To cut like a knife
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Suruchi
(Indian)
- One with good taste
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Surupa
(Indian)
- Beautiful
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Suryadita
(Indian)
- She who can be comapred to the Sun
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Suryamani
(Indian)
- She who is like a flower of some kind
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Suryamukhi
(Indian)
- She whose face is like a Sun
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Suryani
(Indian)
- She is the wife of the Sun
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Suryaprabha
(Indian)
- A woman whose brightness can be compared to the Sun
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Susan
(Hebrew)
- Lily [English speaking countries]
Susan B Anthony was an American suffrage leader, who helped to secure the vote for women in USA. Susan Sarandon is an Oscar-winning actress.
Susan Pevensie is one of four siblings that find their way to Narnia in CS Lewis' 'The Lion, the W
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Susana
(Hebrew)
- Lily; rose [English speaking countries]
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Susanna
(Hebrew)
- Lily; rose [English speaking countries]
From the Greek form of the Hebrew name Shoshanah, traditionally translated as "lily" or occasionally as "rose".
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Susanne
(Hebrew)
- Lily; rose [English speaking countries]
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Sushali
(Indian)
- One who carries herself with good conduct.
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Sushama
(Indian)
- Beauty
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Sushanti
(Indian)
- Complete peace
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Sushi
(Japanese)
- Japanese for a raw fish. A popular Japanese food
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Sushila
(Indian)
- Good conduct
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Sushma
(Indian)
- Beautiful woman
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Sushmita
(Indian)
- Good smile, smiling
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Sushobhana
(Indian)
- Very beautiful
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Susie
(Hebrew)
-
Susie
(Hebrew)
- Lily [English speaking countries]
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Susil
(Indonesian)
- A woman of good character
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Susmita
(Indian)
- Smiling
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Suta
(Indian)
- Begotten
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Sutcliff
(French)
- From the south cliff
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Suthleah
- From the south meadow
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Suvali
(Indian)
- A woman who is full of divine grace
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Suvarna
(Indian)
- Gold, good complexion
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Suvarnarekha
(Indian)
- Line of gold
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Suvarnmala
(Indian)
- Golden necklace
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Suvidha
(Indian)
- Facility or convenience
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Suvitha
(Indian)
- A woman who lives in welfare and prosperity
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Suzanna
(Hebrew)
- Lily; rose [English speaking countries]
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Suzanne
(Hebrew)
- Lily [English and French speaking countries]
Suzanne is the French form of Susanna.
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Suzie Q
(Hebrew)
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Svadhi
(Indian)
- One who like to think things trough
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Svaha
(Indian)
- An Indian name meaning Oblation
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Svara
(Indian)
- She who is the Goddess of all sound
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Svati
(Indian)
- The star Arcturus
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Sveta
(Russian)
- One who shines with the divine light
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Svetlana
(Russian)
- She who shines brightly
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Svitra
(Indian)
- A white girl
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Swapna
(Indian)
- Dream
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Swapnali
(Indian)
- Dream
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Swarna
(Indian)
- A woman of beautiful gold color
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Swasti
(Indian)
- A star that can be seen from all the places
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Swati
(Indian)
- 15th nakshatra
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Swayn
(German)
- Knight's attendant
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Sweta
(Indian)
- Fair complexioned
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Swoosie
(United States)
- A woman who is half swan, half goose
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Sydnee
(English)
- Wide meadow [English speaking countries]
A modern respelling of Sydney.
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Syesha
(United States)
- A modern American name, means wise
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Sylvette
(Latin,Swiss)
- Sylvette is a version of Sylvia, meaning wood or tree.
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Sylvia
(Latin)
- Wooded; forest [English speaking countries]
Sylvia is an alternate form of Silvia, though it is now more popular than the original in English-speaking contexts.
Sylvia Plath was an American poet and novelist, famous for works such as 'The Bell Jar'. She was married to English poet Te
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Sylviane
(Latin,Swiss)
- Wood or forest
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Synn
(English)
- Sin
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Syrita
(United States)
- She is a Sun