| Guaraci | The Tupi sun god of light. |
| Guarneri | A famous violin maker. |
| Guelph | A member of a papal party. |
| Guernsey | An island in the channel. |
| Gular | Relating to the throat area. |
| Gulkand | A sweet rose petal preserve. |
| Gulla | A person of Gullah descent. |
| Gulmarg | Meadow of flowers in Kashmir |
| Gunnarv | A brave warrior or bold fighter |
| Gweneira | A name meaning white snow |
| Gwenog | Derived from a Welsh saint |
| Gwyneira | A name meaning white snow |
| Gyu | A name meaning precious jade |
| Saanika | A name meaning flute or melody. |
| Saanv | A name meaning goddess Lakshmi. |
| Sabef | A name meaning a wise counselor. |
| Sabhas | One who belongs to an assembly. |
| Sacaja | A name meaning bird woman. |
| Sacajawea | Known as the bird woman guide. |
| Saeng | A name meaning light or glow. |
| Safari | A journey or an expedition. |
| Sagaia | A name meaning wise traveler. |
| Sagardev | Lord of the vast deep ocean. |
| Sah | A name meaning king or ruler. |
| Sahasi | One who is brave and courageous. |
| Sahrid | A person with a good heart. |
| Sahu | A merchant or a noble person. |
| Sahure | He who is near to the god Ra. |
| Sais | An ancient Egyptian city name. |
| Saito | One who is a divine follower. |
| Saiyansh | A small part of the divine. |
| Samanv | One who brings things together. |
| Samoa | Sacred center of the universe. |
| Samosa | A fried pastry with filling. |
| Samskriti | Refers to culture or tradition. |
| Samudri | One related to the vast ocean. |
| Samui | Derived from the word for safe. |
| Samwell | God has heard the prayer. |
| Sanae | A name meaning early rice. |
| Sanaia | God has spoken to the soul. |