| Rumble | A low, continuous sound. |
| Sacajawea | Known as the bird woman guide. |
| Sahure | He who is near to the god Ra. |
| Saraah | A name meaning pure or joy. |
| Schwartz | A name meaning dark color. |
| Selket | Egyptian goddess of healing. |
| Seti | Name meaning of the god of the desert. |
| Shat | Representing the number hundred |
| Shiavax | A protector of the light. |
| Shrutikirti | Famous for great wisdom. |
| Skadiya | A name meaning winter goddess. |
| Staten | Derived from a Dutch word for state. |
| Tajvi | One who is bright and radiant. |
| Tarv | Derived from the word for a bull. |
| Tasmi | A name meaning strong or powerful. |
| Tempa | A name meaning deep meditation. |
| Thranduil | Vigorous spring or forest ruler |
| Tours | Derived from the city in France. |
| Trathan | A name meaning a rocky settlement. |
| Turangi | A place standing for the high chief. |
| Uncle | A brother of ones parent. |
| Uvi | A name meaning light or wisdom. |
| Vaan | A name meaning living clouds. |
| Varchasi | One who is full of radiance |
| Varys | One who is a clever strategist |
| Vayutara | A star that shines in the wind. |
| Vidarsh | One who has a clear vision. |
| Vidvat | One who is wise and learned. |
| Vihagdev | The divine lord of the birds. |
| Vihagita | A song sung by a flying bird. |
| Viliya | A calm and peaceful person |
| Viper | A venomous type of snake. |
| Vivace | Played in a lively, brisk way. |
| Waffle | A crisp, gridpatterned cake |
| Waianuhea | Cool, soft, fragrant mist |
| Weret | Great one in the Egyptian tongue. |
| Wicho | A nickname for the name Luis. |
| Willet | A small and graceful shorebird. |
| Winora | A friend of light and kindness. |
| Wolfina | A female wolf or wolflike one. |