| Santhiya | Santhiya means 'beautiful' or 'lovely' in Tamil, a Dravidian language spoken in southern India and Sri Lanka. |
| Sapthabhi | Seven stringed lute |
| Sarnichi | Praise, Doe, An Apsara or celestial |
| Sarsvati | Goddess of education |
| Sathmika | Good heart, Goddess of rain |
| Kalapin | Peacock, Cuckoo |
| Satya Sagari | The ocean of truth |
| Saumana | One who is pleasant minded. |
| Seeza | Seeza is a variant of the name Cecilia, derived from Latin meaning 'blind' or 'dark'. |
| Sejashri | A beautiful, radiant bed. |
| Seona | God is gracious |
| Shachika | Kind, Elegant, Talented |
| Shaharika | Goddess Durga Devi |
| Shamvitha | Shamvitha means 'beautiful' or 'lovely' in Sanskrit, derived from the words 'shama' meaning 'beautiful' and 'vitha' meaning 'belonging to'. |
| Shayanti | Shayanti is a Sanskrit name meaning 'beautiful' or 'lovely', often associated with feminine charm and elegance. |
| Shenaya | God is gracious |
| Shetal | Having peace, Cool, Gentle, The wind, The Moon |
| Shirpitha | Shirpitha is a Sanskrit name meaning 'beautiful flower' or 'fragrant flower' in Hindi and other Indian languages. |
| Shrutee | Expert in Vedas, Insight, Knowledge of the Vedas |
| Shurpanakha | The word means one having finger nails like winnowing baskets sup (Ravans sister whose ears and nose were cut by Laxman) |
| Simika | A person who is very lovable. |
| Sinadévi | |
| Sivamkari | Goddess Durga, She who makes good to happen |
| Sivaprabha | Wife of Lord Shiva (Wife of Lord Shiva) |
| Skimitha | One who is full of kindness. |
| Smarathi | To remember, Recollect |
| Smiritha | Someone who is well remembered. |
| Smithika | Smithika is a variant of Smith, derived from the Old English word 'smith,' meaning metalworker or craftsman. |
| Sniharika | Sneha means love and Rika means jewel, so Sniharika means a jewel of love or a loving jewel. |
| Soushilya | Soushilya is a Sanskrit name meaning 'beautiful' or 'lovely', derived from the words 'sukha' and 'sila'. |
| Sreelaya | Sreelaya means 'beautiful' or 'lovely' in Sanskrit, a language of ancient India and Hindu scriptures. |
| Sriida | Bestowing wealth and prosperity |
| Srikrithi | Srikrithi means 'auspicious deed' or 'auspicious act' in Sanskrit, a name often given to girls in Indian culture. |
| Srimanta | Name of ancient businessman of bengal, India |
| Srimitha | Srimitha means 'beautiful' or 'attractive' in Sanskrit, derived from the words 'sri' meaning beauty and 'mitha' meaning sweet. |
| Srinisha | Beauty of the divine goddess |
| Straina Soumya | Showering goodness on women |
| Sujeetha | Talent, Great conquer |
| Suposhini | One who nourishes very well |
| Surthi | A musical note or melody. |