| Saadyah | Gift of God, blessed by God |
| Saafik | Pure, clean, and free from impurities |
| Saaimeen | One who is peaceful and calm |
| Saanih | One who is kind and compassionate |
| Sabath | Rest or Sabbath day |
| Sabith | One who is firm and steadfast |
| Sadakat | Derived from Arabic, means 'loyalty' or 'devotion' |
| Safeel | Derived from Arabic, means 'pure' or 'chaste' |
| Safil | Pure, clean, and free from impurities |
| Safique | Pure, clean, and free from impurities |
| Sahebaaz | Peaceful companion or calm friend |
| Afian | One who is loyal and trustworthy. |
| Sahenawaz | Victorious protector |
| Sahlal | Peaceful, a name that conveys serenity and calmness. |
| Sahyan | Good, a name that signifies virtue and goodness. |
| Saibullah | Servant of God, a name that signifies devotion and faith. |
| Saifudheen | Gift of the sword, a name associated with courage and honor. |
| SaifulIslam | Gift of the sword, a name representing faith and devotion. |
| Saihan | Happy, a name conveying joy and contentment. |
| Sajhan | Devoted, loyal, or faithful |
| Sajidin | Devoted to the Prophet Muhammad |
| Saklain | Master of both the worlds. |
| Salahudean | Belonging to or related to the Prophet Muhammad |
| Salaodin | Variant of Salahudin, belonging to the Prophet Muhammad |
| Salavuddin | Variant of Salahudin, belonging to the Prophet Muhammad |
| Sallah | Peace be upon him, a phrase used to greet or bid farewell to the Prophet Muhammad. |
| Saloom | Peaceful, serene, and calm, a name that reflects a peaceful nature. |
| Sameir | Same as 'sameeyuddin', another variant of the name. |
| Samier | Same as 'samir', a variant of the name. |
| Samiudeen | Beloved of God, a variant of the name Sami |
| Samsad | Gift of God, a variant of the name Sam |
| Sanoob | Wise, intelligent, and knowledgeable |
| Saqalain | Two moons, symbolizing harmony and balance |
| Sarfuddin | Arabic origin, means 'noble of the faith' |
| Sariul | Derived from Arabic, means 'noble' or 'exalted' |
| Sasindran | Derived from Sanskrit, means 'one who is victorious' or 'triumphant' |
| Sathar | Derived from Sanskrit, means 'one who is a good and just ruler' |
| Sathik | Derived from Sanskrit, means 'one who is a good and just ruler' |
| Sazid | Derived from Arabic, means 'poet' or 'one who composes poetry'. |
| Sazidul | Derived from Arabic, means 'poet' or 'one who composes poetry'. |