Baby Boy Names Starting with Letter S
Boy names starting with the letter S are listed below. Tap a name to see its meaning, numerology and astrological details.
Boy Names
13,435 names found · showing 5,281–5,320
| Boy Name | Meaning |
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| Sting | Sharp point or keen sensation |
| Stinson | The Son of Stephen; The Son of Stone |
| Stirling | of high quality: pure.: Also variant of a name given pre-medieval refiners of silver meaning easterner. |
| Stivant | Stivant is a variant of Stigant, derived from the Old English name Stigant, meaning 'warrior' or 'strong'. |
| Stoc | From the tree stump |
| Stock | From the tree stump |
| Stockley | From the tree stump meadow |
| Stockman | Tree Stump Remover |
| Stockton | Town near tree trunk |
| Stockwell | From the tree stump spring |
| Stocleah | From the tree stump meadow |
| Stocwiella | From the tree stump spring |
| Stod | A sturdy and solid individual |
| Stodd | One who lives by the pasture |
| Stoddard | Keeper of horses |
| STOFFEL | Bearing the Christ within |
| Stoian | A name meaning firm or steadfast. |
| Stok | From the tree stump |
| Stoke | From the village |
| Stokley | from the tree-stump meadow |
| Stone | Derived from a rocky landform. |
| Stoner | A dweller near a stony place. |
| Stoney | Nickname based on the word stone. Stone |
| Storme | A variant meaning tempestuous. |
| Storr | A name meaning large or great. |
| Stosh | Mix between Steve and Josh. God of Salvation Crowns him. |
| Stotra | Praise Glory Fame; Origin |
| Stotri | One who offers sacred praise. |
| Stowe | Derived from an old English word for a place. |
| Strahan | Derived from a Gaelic place name for a stream. |
| Strang | A surname meaning a strong or tall person. |
| Stratford | From the river ford on the street |
| Strato | The Tragedy of Julius Caesar' A servant to Brutus. |
| Stratton | From the Place on a Roman Road; River Valley Town |
| Strod | From the thicket |
| Strom | A Swedish name meaning a river or stream. |
| Strong | An English name meaning powerful or firm. |
| Stroud | From the thicket |
| Struan | Derived from the Gaelic for stream. |
| Struthers | From the stream |