Names that Begin with S

• Sulayman

  Arabic cognate of Süleyman.

• Sule

  Means "flame" in Turkish.

• Suleiman

  Westernized form of Süleyman.

• Süleyman

  Turkish form of Solomon.

• Sulislaw

  From an old Slavic name which meant "better fame".

• Suljo

  Bosnian diminutive of Süleyman.

• Sullivan

  From an Irish surname which was derived from Ó Súilleabháin meaning "descendent of Súilleabhán".

• Sulo

  Means "charm, grace" in Finnish.

• Sultan

  Means "ruler, king, sultan" in Arabic.

• Sultana

  Feminine form of Sultan.

• Suman

  Means "well-disposed, good mind", derived from the Sanskrit prefix (su) "good" and (manas) "mind".

• Sumantra

  Means "good advice" from the Sanskrit prefix (su) "good" combined with (mantra) "advice".

• Sumate

  Sumate originates in Thai language and it means "intelligent man".

• Sumati

  Means "wise, good mind", derived from Sanskrit (su) "good" and (mati) "mind, thought".

• Sumayya

  Means "high above" in Arabic.

• Sumeet

  Sumeet is a Sanskrit name, derived from the Sanskrit words "su", which means "good", and "mit", which means "measurement".

• Sumiko

  From Japanese (sumi) "clear" and (ko) "child".

• Summanus

  Means "before the morning", derived from Latin sub "under, before" and mane "morning".

• Summer

  From the name of the season, ultimately from Old English sumor.

• Sumner

  Sumner is an English name, derived from the Middle English words "sumnor or sumner", themselves derived from the Old French "sumoneor", which means "to summon".

• Sunan

  Possibly means "good word" in Thai.

• Suncana

  Means "sunny" in Croatian, a derivative of sunce "sun".

• Suncica

  Diminutive of SunČAna.

• Sundar

  Modern transcription of Sundara.

• Sundara

  Derived from Sanskrit (sundara) meaning "beautiful".

• Sunday

  From the name of the day of the week, which ultimately derives from Old English sunnandæg, which was composed of the elements sunne "sun" and dæg "day".

• Sunder

  Variant of Sundara.

• Sung

  Variant transcription of Seung.

• Sunil

  Means "very blue" from Sanskrit (su) "very" combined with (nila) "dark blue".

• Sunita

  Means "well conducted, polite", derived from the Sanskrit prefix (su) "good" combined with (nita) "conducted".