Names that Begin with S

• Stig

  Modern form of Stigr.

• Stígandr

  Means "wanderer" in Old Norse.

• Stigr

  Means "path" in Old Norse.

• Stiina

  Finnish short form of Christina.

• Stijn

  Short form of Constantijn or Augustijn.

• Stiles

  Stiles is an Anglo-Saxon locational name, that may have two origins.

• Stina

  Scandinavian short form of Christina and other names ending in stina.

• Stine

  Danish and Norwegian short form of Christine and other names ending in stine.

• Stiofán

  Irish form of Stephen.

• Stipan

  Croatian form of Stephen.

• Stipe

  Croatian diminutive of Stjepan.

• Stipo

  Croatian diminutive of Stjepan.

• Stirling

  From a surname which was a variant Sterling.

• Stjepan

  Croatian and Serbian form of Stephen.

• Stock

  Stock is an Anglo-Saxon locational name, derived from the Old English word "stocc", which means "tree trunk".

• Stockton

  Stockton is an English place name and denotes that the bearer comes from a place called Stockton.

• Stoddart

  Stoddart is an Old English occupational name, derived from the words "stod", which means "a stud farm", and "hierde", which means "a herdsman".

• Stoja

  Croatian feminine form of Stoyan.

• Stojan

  Macedonian, Serbian, Croatian and Slovene form of Stoyan.

• Stone

  Stone is an English name locational name for a person who lived near a prominent stone or outcropping of rock.

• Stonewall

  Stonewall is an English name which literally means "a stone wall".

• Storm

  From the English word storm, ultimately from Old English.

• Stowe

  Stowe is an English name and comes from the Old English word "stow", which means "a meeting place such as a building attached to a monastery or church".

• Stoyan

  Derived from Bulgarian (stoya) "to stand, to stay".

• Stoyanka

  Feminine form of Stoyan.

• Straton

  Derived from Greek στρατος (stratos) meaning "army".

• Stratton

  Stratton is a Medieval English locational name for people who come from Stratton in Norfolk, Surrey, Cornwall, Dorset, Hampshire, Oxfordshire, Wiltshire and Bedfordshire.

• Streiter

  Streiter is a Germanic name and means "warrior".

• Stribog

  Possibly means "flowing god" in Slavic.

• Strom

  Strom is a Swedish name, which means "a river".