| Srabatiసరబతీ | Srabati means 'beautiful' or 'lovely' in Bengali, a Sanskrit-derived language spoken in eastern India and Bangladesh. |
| Srabontiసర్జన | Srabonti is a Bengali name meaning 'beautiful' or 'lovely', derived from the Sanskrit word 'Srabhanti'. |
| Srayanaశ్రాయానా | Srayana is a Sanskrit name meaning 'beautiful' or 'lovely', often associated with the goddess Lakshmi. |
| Sree Priyaశ్రీ ప్రియా | Divine beauty, Beloved to Shree (Goddess Lakshmi) |
| Sree Vaniశ్రీ వాణీ | The goddess of true wisdom |
| Sreedaశ్రీదా | Giver of beauty, Lord Kuber, Bestowed by Lakshmi, Auspicious, Bringing fortune |
| Sreedhritaశ్రీధరితా | Sreedhrita means 'auspicious' or 'lucky' in Sanskrit, derived from 'sri' meaning prosperity and 'dhrita' meaning obtained. |
| SreeHaripriyaశ్రీహరిప్రియా | Another name of Goddess Lakshmi |
| Sreekanyaశ్రీకన్యా | Daughter of Goddess Lakshmi |
| Sreelayaశ్రీలాయా | Sreelaya means 'beautiful' or 'lovely' in Sanskrit, a language of ancient India and Hindu scriptures. |
| Sreemontiశ్రీమోంతీ | One who is very auspicious |
| Sreenijaశ్రీనీజా | Sreenija is a Telugu name meaning 'beautiful' or 'attractive', derived from the words 'sri' meaning beauty and 'nija' meaning one's own. |
| Sreeshmaశ్రీశర్మా | Sreeshma means 'beautiful' or 'attractive' in Sanskrit, often used as a feminine given name. |
| Sreevalliశ్రీవల్లీ | Lord subramanyas wife, Goddess Lakshmi, A kind of plant |
| Sretamaశ్రీతమా | Sretama is a Sanskrit name meaning 'long life' or 'eternal life' in Hindu and Buddhist traditions. |
| Sri Lakshmiశ్రీ లక్ష్మీ | Goddess Lakshmi, Goddess that gave money, Money wealth |
| Sriananyaశ్రీఅనన్యా | Sri Ananya means 'Goddess Lakshmi' or 'Abundance' in Sanskrit, a name symbolizing prosperity and good fortune. |
| Sriarputhaశ్రీఅర్పుథా | Sriarputha means 'auspicious' or 'blessed' in Sanskrit, often used as a given name in Hindu culture. |
| Sridhanaశ్రీధనా | Sridhana means 'rich in wealth' or 'abundant in riches' in Sanskrit, an ancient Indian language. |
| Srihanmithaశ్రీహాన్మీథా | Srihanmitha means 'auspicious and beautiful' or 'blessed with beauty' in Sanskrit, a combination of Sri and Hanmitha. |
| Srihariniiశ్రీహరినీ | Padmanabhans wife, Goddess Lakshmi, A girl who is always Happy |
| Sriharshiniశ్రీహర్శీనీ | Padmanabhans wife, Goddess Lakshmi, A girl who is always Happy |
| Sriidaశ్రీదా | Bestowing wealth and prosperity |
| Srijanaశ్రీజానా | The act of creative creation |
| Srikశ్రీక | Lover of wealth |
| Srikaశ్రీకా | Goddess Lakshmi, Sun child, Bright Sun, Respect, Richness, God, Radiance, Diffusing light, God Lakshmi, Money, Bright light, Fortune, Beauty |
| Srikrithiశ్రీకృతి | Srikrithi means 'auspicious deed' or 'auspicious act' in Sanskrit, a name often given to girls in Indian culture. |
| Srikshaశ్రీక్ష | Sriksha means 'beautiful' or 'lovely' in Sanskrit, derived from the words 'sri' meaning beauty and 'ksha' meaning lovely. |
| Srimantaశ్రీమంతా | Name of ancient businessman of bengal, India |
| Srimatiశ్రీమతీ | Goddess Lakshmi, Fortunate, Respected |
| Srimayeeశ్రీమాయీ | Goddess Lakshmi, Lucky |
| Srimitaశ్రీమీతా | Srimita is a Sanskrit name meaning 'auspicious' or 'blessed with good fortune' and 'beautiful'. |
| Srimithaశ్రీమీఠా | Srimitha means 'beautiful' or 'attractive' in Sanskrit, derived from the words 'sri' meaning beauty and 'mitha' meaning sweet. |
| Srinandiniశ్రీనన్దినీ | Srinandini means 'auspicious and beautiful' or 'blessed with good fortune and beauty' in Sanskrit. |
| Srinayaశ్రీనయా | Srinaya means 'beautiful' or 'lovely' in Sanskrit, often used as a feminine given name. |
| Srinishaశ్రీనీశా | Beauty of the divine goddess |
| Srinuthaశ్రీనుథా | Srinutha means 'auspicious' or 'blessed' in Sanskrit, derived from 'Sri' meaning prosperity and 'Nutha' meaning good fortune. |
| Srisatyaశ్రీసత్య | Srisatya means 'auspicious truth' or 'good fortune truth' in Sanskrit, a combination of 'sri' and 'satya'. |
| Srishtiiస్రిష్టి | Creator, One who created the world, Creation, World |
| Srisowmyaశ్రీసౌమ్యా | Srisowmya is a Sanskrit name meaning 'auspicious' or 'blessed with good fortune' and 'auspicious victory'. |