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 2,041–2,080
| Boy Name | Meaning |
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| Scannalan | An Irish name meaning little scandal. |
| Scarus | Antony and Cleopatra'. Friend to Mark Antony. |
| Scead | An Old English word meaning a shadow. |
| Sceadu | An Old English word meaning a shadow. |
| Sceapleigh | From the sheep meadow |
| Scef | British for Elf |
| Sceley | From the happy meadow |
| Scelftun | From the ledge farm |
| Sceotend | An Old English term for a warrior. |
| Sceva | Disposed, prepared. |
| Schaaph | Fleeing, thinking. |
| Schaddoc | A name meaning a shade or shadow dweller. |
| Schaeffer | A German occupational name for a shepherd. |
| Schaffer | An occupational name for a farm steward. |
| Scherman | A German name meaning a shearer of wool. |
| Schermann | A variant name meaning a wool shearer. |
| Schinsury | A name meaning a dweller by the stream. |
| Schirin | A Persian name meaning sweet or charming. |
| Schmaiah | A Hebrew name meaning God has heard me. |
| Schmetterling | The German word for a butterfly. |
| Schmuel | God has heard the prayer. |
| SCHUYLER | A protective scholar. |
| Schylar | A learned, wise person. |
| Schyler | Sheltering.;Scholar. |
| SciIti | Legendary messenger of Arthur |
| SCILTI | legend name (messenger of Arthur) |
| Scirloc | One with curly hair. |
| Scirwode | From the bright forest |
| ScIymgeour | A skilled, hardy fighter. |
| Scolaighe | A student or a scholar. |
| Scot | From Scotland: a Gael. Diminutive of Scott. |
| Scott | A person from Scotland. |
| Scottas | A variant of the name Scott. |
| Scottie | From Scotland: a Gael. Diminutive of Scott. |
| Scotto | An Italian form of Scott. |
| Scottroc | Scottroc is a variant of Scott, derived from Scottish surname meaning 'brave and strong warrior'. |
| Scotty | From Scotland: a Gael. Diminutive of Scott. |
| SCOVILLE | meaning unknown |
| Scowyrhta | An old word for boat builder. |
| Scroop | King Richard The Second' Sir Stephen Scroop. |