| Sawin | The Gaelic Harvest Festival; A Variation of Samhain |
| Sawinder | A brave and strong leader. |
| Sawini | One who is full of energy. |
| Sawita | The bright light of the sun. |
| Sawitri | A River; Goddess Saraswati; Pure |
| Sawlat | Influence, commanding, personality |
| Sawneet | One who is always polite. |
| Sawra | A person who is very creative. |
| Sawsan | Lily of the valley |
| Sawwaf | Wool Stapler, Wool Dealer |
| Sawyer | One who works with timber. |
| Sawyere | One who saws timber wood. |
| Sawyers | A person who cuts timber. |
| Sawyl | The Welsh form of Samuel. |
| Saxam | Power of Doing Any Work |
| Saxan | A person from Saxony land. |
| Saxby | from the farm of the short sword |
| Saxe | Derived from a Saxon knife. |
| Saxen | One who hails from Saxony. |
| Saxon | Member of a Germanic tribe. |
| Saxona | "A Saxon, one of the sword people." |
| Saxonia | The Latin name for Saxony. |
| Saxons | People of the Saxon tribe. |
| Saxton | Town of the Saxon people. |
| Say | Henry VI, Part 2 Lord Say. |
| Saya | Close of Day; Shadow |
| Sayaam | Man with a alluring heart, One of a kind |
| Sayaan | Kind Hearted; Precious Friend |
| SAYAD | A fortunate or lucky person. |
| Sayadhwani | The sound of the evening. |
| Sayah | Refers to the evening time. |
| Sayak | An arrow or a weapon of war. |
| Sayali | Name of a Flower; It is a White Small Delicate Flower with Nice Scent |
| Sayam | The time of the late evening. |
| Sayan | Kind heart,equinox |
| Sayandeep | Light of the evening glow. |
| Sayani | One who is wise and learned. |
| Sayanik | A person who is very wise. |
| Sayanika | Worthy; Deserving; Strong; Soldier |
| Sayanjit | Kind Heart; Evening |