|
BOYS
|
| NAME |
ORIGINS |
MEANING |
| Saber |
French |
Sword |
| Saebeorht |
English |
Glory
at sea |
| Saeger |
English |
Seaman |
| Saelac |
German |
Blessed |
| Saelig |
English |
From
the happy meadow |
| Saewald |
English |
Sea
powerful |
| Saeweard |
English |
Sea
guardian |
| Safford |
English |
From
the willow ford |
| Sagar |
English |
Wise
one. Surname. |
| Sage |
English |
Wise
one. |
| Sage |
French |
Wise
one. |
| Salford |
English |
From
the willow ford |
| Salhdene |
English |
From
the willow valley |
| Salhford |
English |
From
the willow ford |
| Salhtun |
English |
Lives
near the willow farm |
| Sallsbury |
English |
From
the fortified keep |
| Salton |
English |
Lives
near the willow farm |
| Sanborn |
English |
From
the sandy brook |
| Sanbourne |
English |
From
the sandy brook |
| Sanders |
English |
Alexander's
son |
| Sanderson |
English |
Alexander's
son |
| Sandon |
English |
From
the sandy hill |
| Sandy |
English |
Abbreviation
of Alexander defender of man. |
| Sanersone |
English |
Alexander's
son |
| Sanford |
English |
From
the sandy ford |
| Santon |
English |
From
the sandy farm |
| Sar |
Anglo-Saxon |
Pain |
| Sargent |
French |
A
squire |
| Sarlic |
Anglo-Saxon |
Pain |
| Satordi |
French |
Saturn |
| Saunders |
English |
Alexander's
son |
| Saunderson |
English |
Alexander's
son |
| Sauville |
French |
From
the willow farm |
| Saville |
French |
From
the willow farm |
| Sawyer |
English |
Saws
wood |
| Sawyere |
English |
Saws
wood |
| Sawyers |
English |
Son
of Sawyer |
| Saxan |
English |
Sword |
| Saxon |
English |
Sword |
| Scadwiella |
English |
From
the shed spring |
| Scaffeld |
English |
From
the crooked field |
| Scand |
Anglo-Saxon |
Disgrace |
| Scandleah |
English |
From
the loud meadow |
| Scandy |
English |
Boisterous |
| Scead |
Anglo-Saxon |
Shade |
| Sceadu |
Anglo-Saxon |
Shade |
| Sceapleigh |
English |
From
the sheep meadow |
| Sceley |
English |
From
the happy meadow |
| Scelftun |
English |
From
the ledge farm |
| Sceotend |
Anglo-Saxon |
Archer |
| Schaddoc |
English |
Shad
fish |
| Schaeffer |
German |
Steward. |
| Schaffer |
German |
Steward. |
| Scirloc |
English |
Blond |
| Scirwode |
English |
From
the bright forest |
| Scot |
English |
From
Scotland; a Gael. Diminutive of Scott. |
| Scott |
English |
From
Scotland; a Gael. Surname. |
| Scottas |
English |
From
Scotland |
| Scottie |
English |
From
Scotland; a Gael. Diminutive of Scott. |
| Scotty |
English |
From
Scotland; a Gael. Diminutive of Scott. |
| Scowyrhta |
Anglo-Saxon |
Shoemaker |
| Scrydan |
Anglo-Saxon |
Clothes |
| Scur |
Anglo-Saxon |
Storm |
| Seabert |
English |
Glory
at sea |
| Seabright |
English |
Glory
at sea |
| Seabroc |
English |
From
the brook by the sea |
| Seabrook |
English |
From
the brook by the sea |
| Seaburt |
English |
Glory
at sea |
| Seadon |
English |
From
the hill by the sea |
| Seager |
English |
Seaman |
| Sealey |
English |
From
the happy meadow |
| Seamere |
Anglo-Saxon |
Tailor |
| Searlas |
French |
Manly |
| Searle |
French |
Manly |
| Searlus |
French |
Manly |
| Seaton |
Anglo-Saxon |
From
Sai's estate |
| Seaton |
English |
From
the farm by the sea |
| Seaver |
Anglo-Saxon |
Fierce
stronghold |
| Seaward |
English |
Sea
guardian |
| Sebastien |
French |
Revered. |
| Sebert |
English |
Glory
at sea |
| Secg |
English |
Swordsman |
| Secgwic |
English |
From
the sword grass place |
| Sedge |
English |
Swordsman |
| Sedgeley |
English |
From
the swordsman's meadow |
| Sedgewic |
English |
From
the sword grass place |
| Sedgewick |
English |
From
the sword grass place |
| Sedgewik |
English |
From
the sword grass place |
| Seely |
English |
From
the happy meadow |
| Seeton |
English |
From
the farm by the sea |
| Sefton |
English |
From
Sefton |
| Segar |
English |
Seaman |
| Seger |
English |
Seaman |
| Seignour |
French |
Lord
of the manor |
| Selby |
English |
From
the manor house |
| Selden |
English |
From
the willow valley |
| Seldon |
English |
From
the willow valley |
| Seleby |
English |
From
the manor house |
| Selig |
English |
From
the happy meadow |
| Selig |
German |
Blessed |
| Selik |
German |
Blessed |
| Selvyn |
English |
Variant
of Sylvanus referring to the mythological Greek god of trees. |
| Selwin |
Anglo-Saxon |
Friend
at court |
| Selwin |
English |
Good
friend |
| Selwine |
English |
Good
friend |
| Selwyn |
Anglo-Saxon |
Friend
at court |
| Selwyn |
English |
Good
friend |
| Sener |
Anglo-Saxon |
Fierce
stronghold |
| Senet |
French |
Wise |
| Senior |
French |
Lord
of the manor |
| Sennet |
French |
Wise |
| Seton |
English |
From
the farm by the sea |
| Sever |
Anglo-Saxon |
Fierce
stronghold |
| Severin |
English |
Boundary |
| Severin |
French |
Strict;
restrained. A saint's name. |
| Severn |
English |
Strict;
restrained. Surname. |
| Severne |
English |
Strict;
restrained. Surname. |
| Sevrin |
French |
Strict;
restrained. A saint's name. |
| Sewald |
English |
Sea
powerful |
| Sewall |
English |
Sea
powerful |
| Seward |
Anglo-Saxon |
Guards
the coast |
| Seward |
English |
Sea
guardian |
| Sewell |
English |
Sea
powerful |
| Seymour |
English |
Tailor |
| Seymour |
French |
From
St. Maur |
| Shad |
English |
Short
form of the Biblical Shadrach; one of three young Hebrew men
who survived being cast into a fiery furnace. |
| Shadd |
English |
Short
form of the Biblical Shadrach; one of three young Hebrew men
who survived being cast into a fiery furnace. |
| Shaddoc |
English |
Shad
fish |
| Shaddock |
English |
Shad
fish |
| Shadoe |
English |
Short
form of the Biblical Shadrach; one of three young Hebrew men
who survived being cast into a fiery furnace. |
| Shadwell |
English |
From
the shed spring |
| Shandley |
English |
From
the loud meadow |
| Shandy |
English |
Boisterous |
| Shattuck |
English |
Shad
fish |
| Shaw |
English |
From
the shady grove |
| Shawn |
English |
From
the shady grove |
| Sheffield |
English |
From
the crooked field |
| Shelby |
English |
From
the manor house Willow farm. English surname used more for
girls than boys given names. |
| Shelden |
English |
Deep
valley. |
| Sheldon |
Anglo-Saxon |
From
the hill on the ledge |
| Sheldon |
English |
From
the shield farm |
| Shelley |
Anglo-Saxon |
From
the ledge meadow |
| Shelley |
English |
From
the ledge meadow |
| Shelny |
Anglo-Saxon |
From
the ledge farm |
| Shelton |
English |
From
the ledge farm Deep valley. |
| Shepard |
Anglo-Saxon |
Shepherd |
| Shepard |
English |
Shepherd |
| Shephard |
Anglo-Saxon |
Shepherd |
| Shepherd |
English |
Shepherd |
| Shepley |
English |
From
the sheep meadow |
| Sheply |
Anglo-Saxon |
From
the sheep meadow |
| Sheply |
English |
From
the sheep meadow |
| Sherard |
Anglo-Saxon |
Of
glorious valor |
| Sherborne |
English |
From
the clear brook |
| Sherbourn |
English |
From
the clear brook |
| Sherbourne |
English |
From
the clear brook |
| Sherburne |
English |
From
the clear brook |
| Sheridan |
English |
Bright. |
| Sherlock |
English |
Blond |
| Sherman |
English |
Cuts
the nap of woolen cloth. Shireman In medieval times the shireman
served as governor-judge of an English shire or county. |
| Sherman |
German |
shearman.
In medieval times a shearman worked as a sheepshearer or finisher
of cloth. Shermann |
| Shermon |
English |
Variant
of Sherman meaning shireman or shearman. |
| Shermon |
German |
Variant
of Sherman meaning shireman or shearman. |
| Sherwin |
Anglo-Saxon |
Quick
as the wind |
| Sherwin |
English |
Swift |
| Sherwood |
English |
From
the bright forest |
| Sherwyn |
Anglo-Saxon |
Quick
as the wind |
| Sherwyn |
English |
Swift |
| Shipley |
English |
From
the sheep meadow |
| Shipton |
English |
From
the sheep farm |
| Sid |
English |
Variant
of Sidney from St. Denis |
| Sid |
French |
Variant
of Sidney from St. Denis |
| Siddael |
English |
From
the wide valley |
| Siddell |
English |
From
the wide valley |
| Sidell |
English |
From
the wide valley |
| Sidney |
English |
From
St. Denis. Sidney is favored for boys; Sydney is almost entirely
used for girls. Sydney |
| Sidney |
French |
From
St. Denys |
| Sidwell |
English |
From
the broad well |
| Siegfried |
German |
Victorious |
| Sigehere |
English |
Victorious |
| Sigenert |
Anglo-Saxon |
Name
of a king |
| Sigfrid |
German |
Victorious |
| Sigifrid |
German |
Victorious |
| Sigifrith |
German |
Victorious |
| Sigiwald |
German |
Victorious
ruler |
| Sigmund |
German |
Victory;
protection. Austrian psychologist Sigmund Freud. Note: This
Database is Copyright Dogwood Technical Services Inc. 1995. |
| Sigwald |
German |
Victorious
ruler |
| Sigwalt |
German |
Victorious
ruler |
| Sihtric |
Anglo-Saxon |
Name
of a king |
| Silas |
English |
Variant
of Sylvanus from a Greek name meaning forest; woods. In the
bible Silas was a missionary companion of Paul and Timothy. |
| Silsby |
English |
From
Sill's farm |
| Silvester |
English |
Trees;
sylvan. See also Sylvester and Silvano. |
| Silvester |
German |
Trees;
sylvan. See also Sylvester and Silvano. |
| Silvestre |
French |
Trees;
sylvan. |
| Simeon |
English |
Variant
of Simon meaning hear; listen. |
| Simon |
English |
Variant
of a Hebrew name meaning hear; listen. In the bible Simon
was the name of two apostles including Simon Peter. |
| Sinclair |
English |
St.
Clair. |
| Sinclair |
French |
St.
Clair. |
| Sinclaire |
English |
St.
Clair. |
| Sinclaire |
French |
St.
Clair. |
| Sinjin |
English |
St.
John |
| Sinjin |
French |
St.
John |
| Sinley |
Anglo-Saxon |
Friendly |
| Skeat |
English |
Swift |
| Skeet |
English |
Swift |
| Skelton |
English |
From
the estate on the ledge |
| Skete |
English |
Swift |
| Sketes |
English |
Swift |
| Skipper |
English |
Captain |
| Skippere |
English |
Captain |
| Skipton |
English |
From
the sheep estate |
| Skye |
English |
Refers
to the Scottish Isle of Skye; a nature name referring to the
sky. |
| Skyelar |
English |
Phonetic
spelling of Schuyler. |
| Skylar |
English |
Phonetic
spelling of Schuyler. |
| Skyler |
English |
Phonetic
spelling of Schuyler. |
| Skylor |
English |
Phonetic
spelling of Schuyler. |
| Slade |
English |
From
the valley |
| Slaed |
English |
From
the valley |
| Slaton |
English |
From
the valley farm |
| Slayton |
English |
From
the valley farm |
| Slean |
Anglo-Saxon |
Strikes |
| Slecg |
Anglo-Saxon |
Hammer |
| Smedley |
English |
From
the flat meadow |
| Smetheleah |
English |
From
the flat meadow |
| Smith |
English |
Tradesman |
| Smyth |
English |
Tradesman |
| Smythe |
English |
Tradesman |
| Snell |
Anglo-Saxon |
Nold |
| Snowden |
English |
From
the snowy hill |
| Somer |
French |
Bom
in summer |
| Somerset |
English |
From
the summer settlers |
| Somerton |
English |
From
the summer estate |
| Somerville |
French |
From
the summer estate |
| Sonnie |
English |
Son.
A nickname and given name. |
| Sonny |
English |
Son.
A nickname and given name. |
| Sorel |
French |
Reddish
brown hair |
| Soren |
French |
Reddish
brown hair |
| Sorrell |
French |
Reddish
brown hair |
| Southwell |
English |
From
the south spring |
| Spalding |
English |
From
the split meadow |
| Spangler |
German |
Tinsmith |
| Spark |
English |
Gallant |
| Sparke |
English |
Gallant |
| Spear |
English |
Spear |
| Sped |
English |
Success |
| Speed |
English |
Success |
| Spelding |
English |
From
the split meadow |
| Spence |
English |
Dispenser;
provider. |
| Spencer |
English |
Keeper
of provisions |
| Spengler |
German |
Tinsmith |
| Spenser |
English |
Dispenser;
provider. |
| Spere |
English |
Spear |
| Sproul |
English |
Active |
| Sproule |
English |
Active |
| Sprowle |
English |
Active |
| Squier |
English |
Shieldbearer |
| Squire |
English |
Shieldbearer |
| St.
Alban |
English |
From
St. Alban |
| Stacey |
English |
Productive.
Abbreviation of Eustace. |
| Stacy |
English |
Productive.
Abbreviation of Eustace. |
| Staerling |
English |
A
bird |
| Stafford |
English |
From
the landing ford |
| Stamford |
English |
From
the stony ford |
| Stan |
English |
Lives
by the stony grove |
| Stanbeny |
English |
From
the stone fortress |
| Stanburh |
English |
From
the stone fortress |
| Stanbury |
English |
