| Sazzad | Derived from Arabic, means 'poet' or 'one who composes poetry'. |
| Sehbaz | Derived from Persian, means 'lion' or 'bringer of good fortune'. |
| Sehenawaj | Arabic name meaning 'to be victorious' or 'to triumph'. |
| Sekla | Derived from Arabic, means 'pure' or 'chaste'. |
| Shaabb | Abode, dwelling place |
| Shaabuddin | Servant of the Faithful |
| Aakifoon | Patient, persevering |
| Aalish | Noble, aristocratic |
| Aaraaf | Ascended, elevated |
| Aaridh | One who is cloudlike or broad. |
| Afrooz | Brave, courageous |
| Afuza | Arabic name meaning 'one who forgives' or 'pardoner' |
| Afzaan | Arabic name meaning 'one who knows' or 'scholar' |
| Shaajib | The noble, the exalted one |
| Shaazril | The noble, the exalted one |
| Shabik | One who is quick to anger or easily provoked |
| Shabon | One who is awake or vigilant at night |
| Shaddin | One who is generous or charitable |
| Shaeed | A martyr or witness to a cause, often used to describe a hero |
| Shafahed | A variant of 'Shafiq,' meaning compassionate or merciful |
| Shafeen | A healer or a kind person. |
| Shafiyulla | Combination of 'Shafi' and 'Ullah', means 'pure servant of God' |
| Shahaf | Moonlight, gentle and soothing |
| ShahAlam | Moonlight, calm and tranquil |
| Shaharan | Moonlight, radiant and shining |
| Shaharuzaman | Moonlight, shining with wisdom |
| Shahdad | King of kings, a name conveying great power. |
| Shahedul | Gift of the king, a name signifying royal favor. |
| Shahlan | Variant of Shahlan, noble or aristocratic |
| Shahood | Variant of Shahood, noble or aristocratic |
| Shahsin | Variant of Shahsin, noble or aristocratic |
| Shahveer | Variant of Shahveer, noble or aristocratic |
| Shaidul | Brave, courageous, or strong |
| Shaim | Gift, present, or offering |
| Shaimul | Derived from Arabic, means 'peaceful' or 'tranquil' |
| Shajil | Derived from Arabic, means 'excellent' or 'superior' |
| Shakibul | Variant of Shakib, meaning intelligent and wise |
| Shakirullah | Grateful to God, a variant of Shakir |
| Shaliq | Derived from Shaliq, meaning to shake or tremble |
| Shamiul | Derived from Persian, meaning 'one who is loved' or 'beloved' |