| Sushrutha | Well heard, A good reputation, Very famous |
| Susmera | One with a lovely smile. |
| Suswetha | Suswetha means good white. su means good and Swetha means white |
| Sutaa | A daughter of the earth. |
| Sutada | Granter of issues |
| Suvarchala | One with divine luster. |
| Suvarnangi | One with a golden body. |
| Suvasri | Suvasri means 'beautiful voice' or 'sweet sound' in Sanskrit, a language of ancient India. |
| Suveka | Suveka means 'patience' or 'self-control' in Sanskrit, a language of ancient Indian origin. |
| Suvija | Suvija is a Sanskrit name meaning 'auspicious' or 'lucky', often associated with good fortune and prosperity. |
| Suvya | Suvya is a Sanskrit name meaning 'good fortune' or 'auspicious' and is often associated with prosperity. |
| Suyogita | Good abilities, A person who who is able to do every sort of work very efficiently |
| Swaathi | A Nakshatra, Goddess of learning, Goddess Saraswati |
| Swapna Sri | The beauty of a dream. |
| Swapneeli | Like a beautiful dream. |
| Swaraa | Tones, Self shining in Sanskrit |
| Swaramanjari | A melody of sweet notes. |
| Swaran Priya | Man of Gold Heart, "beloved." |
| Swarana | Made of pure gold. |
| Swarangana | Swarangana means a melody or a song, derived from Sanskrit words 'Swa' meaning self and 'Ranga' meaning melody. |
| Swararanjani | One who delights in music. |
| Swarnamalli | A golden jasmine flower. |
| Swarni | A girl with golden skin. |
| Swasa | Swaasa means breath or breathing in Sanskrit, often associated with yoga and spiritual practices. |
| Swayambhi | One who is selfexistent. |
| Sweatlina | Combination of 'sweat' and 'Lina', possibly suggesting a strong and athletic personality. |
| Sweccha | One who follows her will. |
| Swetali | Sweet or lovely one, a term of endearment in Sanskrit, often used as a feminine given name. |
| Swetcha | One who is free and independent. |
| Swetharani | Fair complexioned, Pure |
| Syama | Black, Dark blue, Dark as cloud, Goddess Kali |
| Syesha | Syesha means 'gift of God' or 'God's gift' in Arabic, derived from the name Syeda. |
| Sampar | Fulfilled, Accomplished |
| Sanavya | Derived from the Gita - word - sanavyatvam |
| Sanvhi | I couldn't find any information on the name 'sanvhi'. |
| Saurabha | Fragrance or sweet scent. |
| Sadka | A charitable or sacrificial gift. |
| Samindip | The light of the entire universe. |
| Sarabsarang | Completely colorful and musical |
| Sarbloh | Refers to pure, allencompassing iron. |