International Names starting with “S”
International first names – names from all over the world with sound and origin.
International first names bring cosmopolitan flair and a special sound to your child's name. At Nameberry you'll find first names from all over the world – from Nordic and Celtic to Italian, Spanish and French, Arabic, Turkish and Japanese. Browse by country and origin, discover meaning and popularity and get inspired by names that work across borders. Whether you're a multilingual family or simply have wanderlust: here you'll find the right international first name that sounds good anywhere in the world.
Popular first names starting with “S”
International Names starting with “S”
| Name | m/f/u | Origin | Meaning |
|---|---|---|---|
| Saad | m | Arabic | Saad, a male first name, means 'happiness' or 'the happy one' and has Arabic roots |
| Saada | f | Arabic | Saada, a name for both genders, stands for 'happiness' or 'the happy one' |
| Saadain | m | Arabic | The Sincere |
| Saadet | f | Arabic | Saadet is a female first name with roots in Turkish-Arabic |
| Saadi | m | Arabic | The boy's name Saadi (سعدي) is considered a variation of the Arabic name Sadi (سعدي) |
| Saadia | f | Arabic | Saadia (سعدية) is a feminine form of the Arabic name Sadia |
| Saadiq | m | Arabic | The meaning of Saadiq is "the righteous" or "the sincere," which is derived from the Ar… |
| Saadiya | f | Arabic | The name Saadiya means 'happy' and is thus translated as 'the Happy One.' It comes from… |
| Saaliha | f | Arabic | the Righteous (Arabic: salih = righteous) |
| Saam | m | Persian | Saam, as an alternative spelling of the ancient Persian name Sam, carries the meanings … |
| Saana | f | Finnish | Saana is a Finnish short form of the names Alexandra and Susanna |
| Saandeep | m | Indian | little light |
| Saar | f | Hebrew | The name Saar has its roots in the Bible and in Hebrew |
| Saara | f | Finnish | The name Saara represents a Finnish form of the biblical Sara and means 'the Princess',… |
| Saarah | f | Saarah is a feminine spelling variant of Sarah and traces back to the name Sarai | |
| Saavik | f | Arabic | the lovable |
| Saba | f | Arabic | Saba (صبا) is a female first name that originates from Persian and represents a form of… |
| Sabah | f | Arabic | The name Sabah (صباح) is both a female and a male first name of Arabic origin |
| Sabaheta | f | Arabic | Sabaheta is a variant of the Arabic name Sabah, which is common in both Bosnia and Turkey |
| Sabahudin | m | Arabic | Sabahudin is considered a Bosnian variant of the Arabic name Sabah ad-Din (صباح الدين) … |
| Saban | m | Arabic | Saban (Şaban) is a male first name that is considered the Albanian and Turkish form of … |
| Sabatina | f | Italian | Sabatina is a feminine form of the name Sabatino, which is associated with Sabato and h… |
| Sabatino | m | Italian | The boy's name Sabatino comes from the diminutive form of Sabato, which is traced back … |
| Sabedin | m | Arabic | The name Sabedin originally comes from Arabic and is mainly found in South Slavic regions |
| Sabeeh | m | Arabic | The first name Sabeeh has its roots in Persian and is regarded as the masculine variant… |
| Saber | m | Arabic | The name Saber is a boy's name that originates from Arabic and means 'the patient' |
| Sabera | f | Arabic | The first name Sabera represents a feminine variant of the Arabic name Saber |
| Sabet | f | Sabet is an uncommon short form of the biblical name Elisabeth and means 'God is fullne… | |
| Sabeth | f | Hebrew | The designation Sabeth is derived from Elisabeth and means 'God is abundance' or 'God i… |
| Sabia | f | Celtic | Sabia, a female first name, is the Latinized form of the Old Irish Sadb |
| Sabian | m | Latin | Sabian is a masculine first name that most likely represents a variation of the Italian… |
| Sabien | f | Latin | Sabien is a Dutch form of the name Sabina, which traces back to the Roman surname Sabinus |
| Sabih | m | Arabic | The name Sabih is a Kurdish first name and the masculine counterpart of the Turkish nam… |
| Sabiha | f | Arabic | Sabiha is a feminine name variant of Arabic origin, derived from the name Sabihah |
| Sabile | f | Arabic | The name Sabile is the Albanian female variant of Sabil (سبيل) and literally means 'she… |
| Sabin | m | Latin | The male first name Sabin is derived from the Latin Sabinus and carries the meaning 'be… |
| Sabina | f | Latin | The feminine first name Sabina is the original Roman/Italian variant of the name Sabine… |
| Sabine | f | Latin | The name Sabine, a feminine form of Sabina, has its roots in the Latin term Sabīnus, wh… |
| Sabine-Andrea | f | Italian | Sabine-Andrea is a double name combining Sabine ("the Sabine") and Andrea ("the brave o… |
| Sabine-Anita | f | Latin | The name means 'the Sabine woman' and is associated with grace and elegance |
| Sabine-Charlotte | f | Sabine-Charlotte is a double name combining Sabine ("the Sabine") and Charlotte ("the f… | |
| Sabine-Christiane | f | Sabine-Christiane is a double name combining Sabine ("the Sabine") and Christiane ("the… | |
| Sabine-Claudia | f | Hebrew | Sabine-Claudia is a double name combining Sabine ("the Sabine") and Claudia ("the one f… |
| Sabine-Kathrin | f | Sabine-Kathrin is a double name combining Sabine ("the Sabine") and Kathrin ("the Pure … | |
| Sabine-Marina | f | Latin | The name Sabine refers to a people in central Italy from the time of the Romans, while … |
| Sabine-Michaela | f | Latin | The Sabine woman - Who is like God? |
| Sabine-Monika | f | Sabine-Monika is a double name combining Sabine ("the Sabine") and Monika ("the unique … | |
| Sabine-Scarlett | f | Scarlett refers to 'the red-haired one' or to scarlet red, a bluish-red dye | |
| Sabino | m | Latin | Sabino is an Italian derivative of the ancient Roman name Sabinus and can be directly t… |
| Sabir | m | Arabic | The masculine first name Sabir (صابر) originates from Arabic and can be translated into… |
| Sabira | f | Arabic | Sabira represents the feminine form of the Arabic name Sabir (صابر) |
| Sabire | f | Arabic | The name Sabire has its roots in the Arabic language and means patience and steadfastness |
| Sabit | m | Turkish | The name Sabit means 'the Unshakeable' and is derived from Turkish and Azerbaijani |
| Sabita | f | Sanskrit | Sabita is an Assamese and Bengali form of Savita as a girl's name |
| Sabitha | f | Sabitha is a girl's name that comes from Hindi | |
| Sabo | m | Persian | The name Sabo (საბო) comes from Georgia and is a derivative of the Greek name Sabbas (Σ… |
| Saboor | m | Arabic | The name Saboor has Arabic roots and means "the patient" in German |
| Saboreyah | f | the Enjoyer | |
| Sabra | f | Arabic | Sabra, an Arabic girl's name, is a form of Sabira |
| Sabri | m | Arabic | The masculine name Sabri (Arabic صَبْرِيّ) means 'the patient', derived from the Arabic… |
| Sabriel | f | English | Sabriel is a Hebrew first name used for both boys and girls, and its origin is not clea… |
| Sabrije | f | Arabic | The name Sabrije is the feminine form of the Arabic name Sabri and means 'the patient.'… |
| Sabrin | f | Arabic | Sabrin is a female first name that represents a German and Dutch spelling of Sabrine an… |
| Sabrina | f | Celtic | Sabrina, a feminine first name, derives from the Welsh Hafren, which comes from the Old… |
| Sabrina-Antoinette | f | Latin | Sabrina-Antoinette is a double name combining Sabrina ("the nymph of the River Severn")… |
| Sabrina-Antoniya | f | Latin | Sabrina-Antoniya is a double name combining Sabrina ("the nymph of the River Severn") a… |
| Sabrina-Anuschka | f | Greek | Sabrina-Anuschka is a double name combining Sabrina ("the nymph of the River Severn") a… |
| Sabrina-Elisabeth | f | Aramaic | Currently, there is no information available regarding the meaning |
| Sabrina-Gabriele | f | Sabrina-Gabriele is a double name combining Sabrina ("the nymph of the River Severn") a… | |
| Sabrina-Helene | f | American | For an exact meaning, see the names Sabrina and Helene |
| Sabrina-Hortensia | f | Latin | The meaning is identical to the names Sabrina and Hortensia |
| Sabrina-Jacqueline | f | Sabrina-Jacqueline is a double name combining Sabrina ("the nymph of the River Severn")… | |
| Sabrina-Kathrin | f | Celtic | The name Sabrina refers to the river goddess of the Severn, who, according to legend, w… |
| Sabrina-Marion | f | Aramaic | Sabrina-Marion is a double name combining Sabrina ("the nymph of the River Severn") and… |
| Sabrina-Mechthild | f | Currently, there is no information available regarding the meaning | |
| Sabrina-Sarah | f | Arabic | Sabrina is interpreted in Greek as 'the beautiful one' and Sarah as 'the noble one' |
| Sabrina-Sofia | f | Greek | Sabrina-Sofia is a double name combining Sabrina ("the nymph of the River Severn") and … |
| Sabrina-Solange | f | French | The name represents the river goddess of the Severn and embodies the festive and celebr… |
| Sabrina-Viktoria | f | Latin | For details, see the names Oumaima and the individual names Sabrina and Viktoria |
| Sabrine | f | Celtic | Sabrine, as a female name, is a Flemish, French, and Dutch form of Sabrina, which trace… |
| Sabriye | f | Arabic | Sabriye represents the feminine form of Sabri in the Turkish language |
| Sabryne | f | The origin of the word is unknown | |
| Saburo | m | Japanese | Saburo, or Saburō (三郎) in Japanese, stands for 'third son' |
| Sacha | u | Greek | The name Sacha means "the one who defends men" or, more freely interpreted, "the protec… |
| Sachar | m | Hebrew | Sachar (Захар) is the Russian variant of the biblical name Zacharias |
| Sacharija | m | Hebrew | Sacharija is a rare variant of the name Sacharja, which was originally known as Zacharias |
| Sacharja | m | Hebrew | The name Sacharja (Hebrew: zəkharjāh זְכַרְיָה) is of biblical origin and means 'God ha… |
| Sachiel | m | The origin of the word is unknown | |
| Sachiko | f | Japanese | The name Sachiko, female gender, originates from Japan and combines the meanings of sac… |
| Sachin | m | Sachin (सचिन) is a male first name of Indian origin | |
| Sachsukh | m | Indian | The first name Sachsukh, which can be used for both genders, originates from India and … |
| Sacide | f | Arabic | Sacide is a Turkish derivation of Sajida, which is considered the feminine form of Sajid |
| Sacir | m | Arabic | The name Sacir has Arabic roots; however, the exact composition of the name is not docu… |
| Sacira | f | Latin | The first name Sacira (aćira) has its roots in South Slavic and is translated as 'the … |
| Saco | m | Spanish | Saco is a form of Sarkis or Sargis, which are Armenian derivations of the name Sergius |
| Sada | f | Japanese | Sada is a diminutive of the name Sadie, which is a variant of Sara and traces back to S… |
| Sadaf | f | Arabic | The name Sadaf, which comes from Arabic (صَدَف) and Persian (صدف), means 'the pearl shell' |
| Sadako | f | Japanese | Sadako is a female first name that means 'pure child.' It originates from Japanese, whe… |
| Sadam | m | Arabic | The first name Sadam is considered an Indonesian, Malay, and Filipino spelling of the A… |
| Sadat | m | Arabic | Sadat is a masculine first name that carries the meanings 'the happy one' and 'the weal… |