Sofía
GirlMeans "wisdom".
Greek
143 baby names starting with S, with their meaning
Means "wisdom".
Greek
Means "heard by God".
Hebrew · Biblical
Means "princess", "lady".
Hebrew · Biblical
Means "peace".
Hebrew · Biblical
From Latin, meaning "guardian" or "servant".
Latin · Biblical · Spanish
Means "the listener", "one who listens to God".
Biblical · Aramaic
A derivation of the Hebrew name Jacob, meaning "God will reward".
Hebrew · Spanish · Biblical · Latin
Means "serene", "calm", "clear-skied".
Latin · Italian
Means "of the forest", "she who lives among the trees".
Latin
Means "sun".
Latin
Means "star".
Latin
The Latin name of the River Severn in Britain.
Latin · Welsh
Of Hebrew origin, meaning "God is salvation".
Latin · Spanish · Hebrew
The short form of Alexandra, "defender of mankind".
Greek · Italian
Of Greek origin, meaning "venerable".
Greek · Latin · English
Means "moon".
Greek
Of Hebrew origin, meaning "the one who is heard".
Hebrew · Biblical
The Russian pet form of Sophia, "wisdom".
Greek · Russian
Means "lily".
Hebrew · Biblical
Means "the peaceful one". King of Israel, famed for his wisdom.
Biblical · Hebrew
Read as "listener" or "flower"; the Spanish spelling of Samantha.
Hebrew · Aramaic
Means "guarded by God", "guardian", from the biblical city of Samaria.
Biblical · Hebrew
Of Hebrew origin, meaning "chosen by God".
Hebrew · Biblical
The Greek goddess of the moon.
Greek
He accompanied Paul on his travels. Means "wood," "wooded," or "of the forest".
Biblical · Greek
Means "woman of the forest", from Latin silva.
Latin
Means "solitude", after the Virgin left alone at Christ's death.
Latin · Spanish
Means "Sabine woman".
Latin
Means "companion of the evening talk", "she who entertains with her conversation".
Arabic
Means "sun", "strength". A judge of Israel famed for his legendary strength.
Biblical · Hebrew
A compound of Sara, "princess", and Lucía, "born of the light".
Hebrew · Latin
A diminutive of Alejandro (Alexander) in Greek and Russian. It retains the meaning "protector".
Greek · Russian
The savannah, the grassland dotted with trees.
Spanish · English
Means "small lily".
Japanese
A variant of Selene, "moon", crossed with Celina, "heavenly".
Greek · Latin
The fertile coastal plain of Israel.
Hebrew · Biblical
Irish form of Celia: "heavenly".
Irish
Means "she who has heard".
Hebrew · Italian
The Italian variant of Simón (Simon), though it can also be a girls' name — popular in France in that form. Of Hebrew origin, meaning "God has heard".
Hebrew · Italian
An Egyptian name meaning "song to peace".
Egyptian
A unisex name of Japanese origin, meaning "sky".
Japanese
The Arabic name for the Pleiades star cluster.
Persian · Arabic
Of Russian origin, a short form of Alejandro (Alexander). Unisex.
Russian
Of Arabic origin, meaning "happy".
Arabic
Means "cherry blossom".
Japanese
In Latin, this name means "savior".
Latin · Italian
Of Hebrew origin, meaning "his name is God".
Hebrew
Of Arabic origin, meaning "pleasant companion".
Biblical · Arabic