Saba (Greek / Arabic) Woman from Sheba /born in the morning
Sabah, Sabaa, Sabba,
Sabbah, Sabaah
Sabana (Spanish) From the open plain
Sabanah, Sabanna, Sabann,
Sabanne, Sabane, Saban
Sabi (Arabic) A lovely young lady
Sabie, Saby, Sabey, Sabee,
Sabbi, Sabbee, Sabea
Sabirah (Arabic) Having great patience
Sabira, Saabira, Sabeera,
Sabiera, Sabeira, Sabyra,
Sabirra, Sabyrra
Sabra (Hebrew) Resembling the cactus fruit; to rest
Sabrah, Sebra, Sebrah,
Sabrette, Sabbra, Sabraa,
Sabarah, Sabarra
Sabrina (English) A legendary princess
Sabrinah, Sabrinna,
Sabreena, Sabriena, Sabreina,
Sabryna, Sabrine, Sabryne,
Cabrina, Zabrina
Sachet (Hindi) Having consciousness
Sachett, Sachette
Sada (Japanese) The pure one
Sadda, Sadaa, Sadako,
Saddaa
Sadella (American) A beautiful fairylike princess
Sadel, Sadela, Sadelah,
Sadele, Sadell, Sadellah,
Sadelle, Sydel
Sadhana (Hindi) A devoted woman
Sadhanah, Sadhanna,
Sadhannah, Sadhane,
Sadhanne, Sadhann,
Sadhan
Sadhbba (Irish) A wise woman
Sadhbh, Sadhba
Sadie (English) Form of Sarah, meaning “a princess; lady”
Sadi, Sady, Sadey, Sadee,
Saddi, Saddee, Sadiey, Sadye
Sadiya (Arabic) One who is fortunate; lucky
Sadiyah, Sadiyyah, Sadya,
Sadyah
Sadzi (American) Having a sunny disposition
Sadzee, Sadzey, Sadzia,
Sadziah, Sadzie, Sadzya,
Sadzyah, Sadzy
Safa (Arabic) One who is innocent and pure
Safah, Saffa, Sapha, Saffah,
Saphah
Saffron (English) Resembling the yellow flower
Saffrone, Saffronn,
Saffronne, Safron, Safronn,
Safronne, Saffronah, Safrona
Saheli (Indian) A beloved friend
Sahelie, Sahely, Saheley,
Sahelee, Saheleigh, Sahyli,
Sahelea
Sahila (Indian) One who provides guidance
Sahilah, Saheela, Sahyla,
Sahiela, Saheila, Sahela,
Sahilla, Sahylla
Sahkyo (Native American) Resembling the mink
Sakyo
Saida (Arabic) Fortunate one; one who is happy
Saidah, Sa’ida, Sayida,
Saeida, Saedah, Said,
Sayide, Sayidea
Saihah (Arabic) One who is useful; good
Saiha, Sayiha
Sailor (American) One who sails the seas
Sailer, Sailar, Saylor, Sayler,
Saylar, Saelor, Saeler, Saelar
Saima (Arabic) A fasting woman
Saimah, Saimma, Sayima
Sajni (Indian) One who is dearly loved
Sajnie, Sajny, Sajney,
Sajnee, Sajnea
Sakae (Japanese) One who is prosperous
Sakai, Sakaie, Sakay,
Sakaye
Sakari (Native American) A sweet girl
Sakarie, Sakary, Sakarri,
Sakarey, Sakaree, Sakarree,
Sakarah, Sakarrie
Sakina (Indian / Arabic) A beloved friend / having God-inspired peace of mind
Sakinah, Sakeena, Sakiena,
Sakeina, Sakyna, Sakeyna,
Sakinna, Sakeana
Sakti (Hindi) In Hinduism, the divine energy
Saktie, Sakty, Sakkti,
Sackti, Saktee, Saktey,
Saktia, Saktiah
Saku (Japanese) Remembrance of the Lord
Sakuko
Sakura (Japanese) Resembling a cherry blossom
Sakurah, Sakurako, Sakurra
Sala (Hindi) From the sacred sala tree
Salah, Salla, Sallah
Salal (English) An evergreen shrub with flowers and berries
Sallal, Salall, Sallall,
Salalle, Salale, Sallale
Salamasina (Samoan) A princess; born to royalty
Salamaseena, Salamasyna,
Salamaseana, Salamaseina,
Salamasiena
Salina (French) One of a solemn, dignified character
Salin, Salinah, Salinda,
Salinee, Sallin, Sallina,
Sallinah, Salline
Saloma (Hebrew) One who offers peace and tranquility
Salomah, Salome, Salomia,
Salomiah, Schlomit,
Shulamit, Salomeaexl,
Salomma
Salus (Latin) In mythology, goddess of health and prosperity; salvation
Saluus, Salusse, Saluss
Salwa (Arabic) One who provides comfort; solace
Salwah
Samah (Arabic) A generous, forgiving woman
Sama, Samma, Sammah
Samantha (Aramaic) One who listens well
Samanthah, Samanthia,
Samanthea, Samantheya,
Samanath, Samanatha,
Samana, Samanitha
Sameh (Arabic) One who forgives
Sammeh, Samaya,
Samaiya
Samina (Arabic) A healthy woman
Saminah, Samine,
Sameena, Samyna,
Sameana, Sameina,
Samynah
Samone (Hebrew) Form of Simone, meaning “one who listens well”
Samoan, Samoane, Samon,
Samona, Samonia
Samuela (Hebrew) Feminine form of Samuel; asked of God
Samuelah, Samuella,
Samuell, Samuelle,
Sammila, Sammile,
Samella, Samielle
Sana (Persian / Arabic) One who emanates light / brilliance; splendor
Sanah, Sanna, Sanako,
Sanaah, Sane, Saneh
Sanaa (Swahili) Beautiful work of art
Sanae, Sannaa
Sandeep (Punjabi) One who is enlightened
Sandeepe, Sandip, Sandipp,
Sandippe, Sandeyp, Sandeype
Sandhya (Hindi) Born at twilight; name of the daughter
of the god Brahma
Sandhiya, Sandhyah,
Sandya, Sandyah
Sandra (Greek) Form of Alexandra, meaning “a helper and defender of mankind”
Sandrah, Sandrine, Sandy,
Sandi, Sandie, Sandey,
Sandee, Sanda, Sandrica
Sandrica (Greek) Form of Sandra, meaning “a helper and defender of mankind”
Sandricca, Sandricah,
Sandricka, Sandrickah,
Sandrika, Sandrikah,
Sandryca, Sandrycah
Sandrine (Greek) Form of Alexandra, meaning “a helper and defender of mankind”
Sandrin, Sandreana,
Sandreanah, Sandreane,
Sandreen, Sandreena,
Sandreenah, Sandreene
Sangita (Indian) One who is musical
Sangitah, Sangeeta,
Sangeita, Sangyta,
Sangieta, Sangeata
Saniya (Indian) A moment in time preserved
Saniyah, Sanya, Sanea,
Sania
Sanjna (Indian) A conscientous woman
Santana (Spanish) A saintly woman
Santa, Santah, Santania,
Santaniah, Santaniata,
Santena, Santenah,
Santenna
Saoirse (Gaelic) An independent woman; having freedom
Saoyrse
Sapna (Hindi) A dream come true
Sapnah, Sapnia, Sapniah,
Sapnea, Sapneah, Sapniya,
Sapniyah
Sarah (Hebrew) A princess; lady; in the Bible, wife of Abraham
Sara, Sari, Sariah, Sarika,
Saaraa, Sarita, Sarina,
Sarra, Kala, Sadie
Saraid (Irish) One who is excellent; superior
Saraide, Saraed, Saraede,
Sarayd, Sarayde
Sarama (African / Hindi) A kind woman / in Hinduism, Indra’s dog
Saramah, Saramma,
Sarrama, Sarramma
Saran (African) One who brings joy to others
Sarane, Sarran, Saranne,
Saranna, Sarana, Sarann
Sarasvati (Hindi) In Hinduism, goddess of learning and the arts
Sarasvatti, Sarasvatie,
Sarasvaty, Sarasvatey,
Sarasvatee, Sarasvatea
Saraswati (Hindi) Owning water; in Hinduism, a river goddess
Saraswatti, Saraswatie,
Saraswaty, Saraswatey,
Saraswatee, Saraswatea
Sardinia (Italian) Woman from a mountainous island
Sardiniah, Sardinea,
Sardineah, Sardynia,
Sardyniah, Sardynea,
Sardyneah
Sasa (Japanese) One who is helpful; gives aid
Sasah
Sasha (Russian) Form of Alexandra, meaning “a helper and defender of mankind”
Sascha, Sashenka, Saskia
Sauda (Swahili) A dark beauty
Saudaa, Sawda, Saudda
Savannah (English) From the open grassy plain
Savanna, Savana, Savanne,
Savann, Savane, Savanneh
Savarna (Hindi) Daughter of the ocean
Savarnia, Savarnea,
Savarniya, Savarneia
Savitri (Hindi) In Hinduism, the daughter
of the god of the sun
Savitari, Savitrie, Savitry,
Savitarri, Savitarie,
Savitree, Savitrea, Savitrey
Savvy (American) Smart and perceptive woman
Savy, Savvi, Savvie, Savvey,
Savee, Savvee, Savvea,
Savea
Sayyida (Arabic) A mistress
Sayyidah, Sayida, Sayyda,
Seyyada, Seyyida, Seyada,
Seyida
Scelflesh (English) From the meadow
Schaaph (Hebrew) One who is thoughtful
Schaph, Schaphe
Scota (Irish) Woman of Scotland
Scotta, Scotah, Skota,
Skotta, Skotah
Sea’iqa (Arabic) Thunder and lightning
Seaqa, Seaqua
Season (Latin) A fertile woman; one who
embraces change
Seazon, Seeson, Seezon,
Seizon, Seasen, Seasan,
Seizen, Seizan
Sebille (English) In Arthurian legend, a fairy
Sebylle, Sebill, Sebile,
Sebyle, Sebyl
Secunda (Latin) The secondborn child
Secundah, Secuba,
Secundus, Segunda,
Sekunda
Seda (Armenian) Voices of the forest
Sedda, Sedah, Seddah
Sedona (American) Woman from a city in Arizona
Sedonah, Sedonna,
Sedonnah, Sedonia,
Sedonea
Seema (Greek) A symbol; a sign
Seyma, Syma, Seama,
Seima, Siema
Sefarina (Greek) Of a gentle wind
Sefarinah, Sefareena,
Sefareenah, Sefaryna,
Sefarynah, Sefareana,
Sefareanah
Seiko (Japanese) The force of truth
Selene (Greek) Of the moon
Sela, Selena, Selina, Celina,
Zalina
Sema (Arabic) A divine omen; a known symbol
Semah
Senalda (Spanish) A sign; a symbol
Senaldah, Senaldia,
Senaldiya, Senaldea,
Senaldya
September (American) Born in the month of September
Septimber, Septymber,
Septemberia, Septemberea
Sequoia (Native American) Of the giant redwood tree
Sekwoya, Lequoia
Serafina (Latin) A seraph; a heavenly winged angel
Serafinah, Serafine, Seraphina,
Serefina, Seraphine, Sera
Serena (Latin) Having a peaceful disposition
Serenah, Serene, Sereena,
Seryna, Serenity, Serenitie,
Serenitee, Serepta, Cerina,
Xerena
Serendipity (American) A fateful meeting; having good fortune
Serendipitey, Serendipitee,
Serendipiti, Serendipitie,
Serendypyty
Sevati (Indian) Resembling the white rose
Sevatie, Sevatti, Sevate,
Sevatee, Sevatea, Sevaty,
Sevatey, Sevti
Shabana (Arabic) A maiden belonging to the night
Shabanah, Shabanna,
Shabaana, Shabanne,
Shabane
Shabnan (Persian) A falling raindrop
Shabnane, Shabnann,
Shabnanne
Shadha (Arabic) An aromatic fragrance
Shadhah
Shafiqa (Arabic) A compassionate woman
Shafiqah, Shafiqua,
Shafeeqa, Shafeequa
Shai (Gaelic) A gift of God
Shay, Shae, Shayla, Shea,
Shaye
Sha’ista (Arabic) One who is polite and well-behaved
Shaistah, Shaista,
Shaa’ista, Shayista, Shaysta
Shakila (Arabic) Feminine form of Shakil; beautiful one
Shakilah, Shakela,
Shakeela, Shakeyla,
Shakyla, Shakeila,
Shakiela, Shakina
Shakira (Arabic) Feminine form of Shakir; grateful; thankful
Shakirah, Shakiera,
Shaakira, Shakeira,
Shakyra, Shakeyra,
Shakura, Shakirra
Shakti (Indian) A divine woman; having power
Shaktie, Shakty, Shaktey,
Shaktee, Shaktye, Shaktea
Shaliqa (Arabic) One who is sisterly
Shaliqah, Shaliqua,
Shaleeqa, Shaleequa,
Shalyqa, Shalyqua
Shamima (Arabic) A woman full of flavor
Shamimah, Shameema,
Shamiema, Shameima,
Shamyma, Shameama
Shandy (English) One who is rambunctious; boisterous
Shandey, Shandee, Shandi,
Shandie, Shandye, Shandea
Shani (African) A marvelous woman
Shanie, Shany, Shaney,
Shanee, Shanni, Shanea,
Shannie, Shanny
Shanley (Gaelic) Small and ancient woman
Shanleigh, Shanlee, Shanly,
Shanli, Shanlie, Shanlea
Shannon (Gaelic) Having ancient wisdom; river name
Shanon, Shannen,
Shannan, Shannin,
Shanna, Shannae,
Shannun, Shannyn
Shaquana (American) Truth in life
Shaqana, Shaquanah,
Shaquanna, Shaqanna,
Shaqania
Sharifah (Arabic) Feminine form of Sharif; noble; respected; virtuous
Sharifa, Shareefa, Sharufa,
Sharufah, Sharyfa, Sharefa,
Shareafa, Shariefa
Sharik (African) One who is a child of God
Shareek, Shareake,
Sharicke, Sharick, Sharike,
Shareak, Sharique, Sharyk
Sharikah (Arabic) One who is a good companion
Sharika, Shareeka,
Sharyka, Shareka,
Shariqua, Shareaka
Sharlene (French) Feminine form of Charles; petite and womanly
Sharleene, Sharleen,
Sharla, Sharlyne, Sharline,
Sharlyn, Sharlean,
Sharleane
Sharon (Hebrew) From the plains; a flowering shrub
Sharron, Sharone,
Sharona, Shari, Sharis,
Sharne, Sherine, Sharun
Shasta (Native American) From the triple-peaked mountain
Shastah, Shastia, Shastiya,
Shastea, Shasteya
Shawnee (Native American) A tribal name
Shawni, Shawnie,
Shawnea, Shawny,
Shawney, Shawnea
Shayla (Irish) Of the fairy palace; form of Shai, meaning “a gift of God”
Shaylah, Shaylagh,
Shaylain, Shaylan, Shaylea,
Shayleah, Shaylla, Sheyla
Shaylee (Gaelic) From the fairy palace; a fairy princess
Shalee, Shayleigh, Shailee,
Shaileigh, Shaelee,
Shaeleigh, Shayli, Shaylie
Sheehan (Celtic) Little peaceful one; peacemaker
Shehan, Sheyhan, Shihan,
Shiehan, Shyhan, Sheahan
Sheela (Indian) One of cool conduct and character
Sheelah, Sheetal
Sheena (Gaelic) God’s gracious gift
Sheenah, Shena, Shiena,
Sheyna, Shyna, Sheana,
Sheina
Sheherezade (Arabic) One who is a city dweller
Sheila (Irish) Form of Cecilia, meaning “one who is blind”
Sheilah, Sheelagh, Shelagh,
Shiela, Shyla, Selia, Sighle,
Sheiletta
Shelby (English) From the willow farm
Shelbi, Shelbey, Shelbie,
Shelbee, Shelbye, Shelbea
Sheridan (Gaelic) One who is wild and untamed; a searcher
Sheridann, Sheridanne,
Sherydan, Sherridan,
Sheriden, Sheridon,
Sherrerd, Sherida
Sheshebens (Native American) Resembling a small duck
Shifra (Hebrew) A beautiful midwife
Shifrah, Shiphrah, Shiphra,
Shifria, Shifriya, Shifrea
Shikha (Indian) Flame burning brightly
Shikhah, Shikkha, Shekha,
Shykha
Shima (Native American) Little mother
Shimah, Shimma, Shyma,
Shymah
Shina (Japanese) A virtuous woman; having goodness
Shinah, Shinna, Shyna,
Shynna
Shobha (Indian) An attractive woman
Shobhah, Shobbha, Shoba,
Shobhan, Shobhane
Shoshana (Arabic) Form of Susannah, meaning “white lily”
Shosha, Shoshan,
Shoshanah, Shoshane,
Shoshanha, Shoshann,
Shoshanna, Shoshannah
Shradhdha (Indian) One who is faithful; trusting
Shraddha, Shradha,
Shradhan, Shradhane
Shruti (Indian) Having good hearing
Shrutie, Shruty, Shrutey,
Shrutee, Shrutye, Shrutea
Shunnareh (Arabic) Pleasing in manner and behavior
Shunnaraya, Shunareh,
Shunarreh
Shyann (English) Form of Cheyenne, meaning “unintelligible speaker”
Shyanne, Shyane, Sheyann,
Sheyanne, Sheyenne,
Sheyene
Shysie (Native American) A quiet child
Shysi, Shysy, Shysey, Shysee,
Shycie, Shyci, Shysea,
Shycy
Sibyl (English) A prophetess; a seer
Sybil, Sibyla, Sybella, Sibil,
Sibella, Sibilla, Sibley, Sibylla
Siddhi (Hindi) Having spiritual power
Sidhi, Syddhi, Sydhi
Sidero (Greek) In mythology, stepmother of Pelias and Neleus
Siderro, Sydero, Sideriyo
Sieglinde (German) Winning a gentle victory
Sierra (Spanish) From the jagged mountain range
Siera, Syerra, Syera, Seyera,
Seeara
Sigfreda (German) A woman who is victorious
Sigfreeda, Sigfrida, Sigfryda,
Sigfreyda, Sigfrieda,
Sigfriede, Sigfrede
Sigismonda (Teutonic) A victorious defender
Sigismunda
Signia (Latin) A distinguishing sign
Signiya, Signea, Signeia,
Signeya, Signa
Sigyn (Norse) In mythology, the wife of Loki
Sihu (Native American) As delicate as a flower
Silka (Latin) Form of Cecelia, meaning “one who is blind”
Silke, Silkia, Silkea, Silkie,
Silky, Silkee, Sylka, Sylke
Sima (Arabic) One who is treasured; a prize
Simma, Syma, Simah,
Simia, Simiya
Simone (French) One who listens well
Sim, Simonie, Symone,
Samone
Simran (Indian) One who meditates
Simrana, Simrania,
Simrann, Simranne,
Simrane, Simranna
Sine (Scottish) Form of Jane, meaning “God is gracious”
Sinead, Sineidin, Sioned,
Sionet, Sion, Siubhan,
Siwan, Sineh
Sinobia (Greek) Form of Zenobia, meaning “child of Zeus”
Sinobiah, Sinobya, Sinobe,
Sinobie, Sinovia, Senobia,
Senobya, Senobe
Sinopa (Native American) Resembling a fox
Sinope (Greek) In mythology, one of the daughters of Asopus
Siran (Armenian) An alluring and lovely woman
Siren (Greek) In mythology, a sea nymph whose beautiful singing lured sailors to their deaths;
refers to a seductive and beautiful woman
Sirene, Sirena, Siryne, Siryn,
Syren, Syrena, Sirine, Sirina
Siria (Spanish / Persian) Bright like the sun / a glowing woman
Siriah, Sirea, Sireah, Siriya,
Siriyah, Sirya, Siryah
Siroun (Armenian) A lovely woman
Sirune
Sirpuhi (Armenian) One who is holy; pious
Sirpuhie, Sirpuhy, Sirpuhey,
Sirpuhea, Sirpuhee
Sissy (English) Form of Cecilia, meaning “one who is blind”
Sissey, Sissie, Sisley, Sisli,
Sislee, Sissel, Sissle, Syssy
Sita (Hindi) In Hinduism, goddess of the harvest and wife of Rama
Sive (Irish) A good and sweet girl
Sivney, Sivny, Sivni, Sivnie,
Sivnee, Sivnea
Sloane (Irish) A strong protector; a woman warrior
Sloan, Slone
Smita (Indian) One who smiles a lot
Snana (Native American) Having a sound like bells
Snanah, Snanna, Snannah
Snow (American) Frozen rain
Snowy, Snowie, Snowi,
Snowey, Snowee, Snowea,
Sno
Snowdrop (English) Resembling a small white flower
Solana (Latin / Spanish) Wind from the east / of the sunshine
Solanah, Solanna, Solann,
Solanne
Solange (French) One who is religious and dignified
Solaris (Greek) Of the sun
Solarise, Solariss, Solarisse,
Solarys, Solaryss, Solarysse,
Sol, Soleil
Solita (Latin) One who is solitary
Solitah, Solida, Soledad,
Soledada, Soledade
Somatra (Indian) Of the excellent moon
Sona (Arabic) The golden one Sonika, Sonna
Sonora (Spanish) A pleasant-sounding woman
Sonorah, Sonoria, Sonorya,
Sonoriya
Soo (Korean) Having an excellent long life
Sophie (Greek) Wisdom
Sophia, Sofiya, Sofie, Sofia,
Sofi, Sofiyko, Sofronia,
Sophronia, Zofia
Sorina (Romanian) Feminine form of Sorin; of the sun
Sorinah, Sorinna, Sorinia,
Soriniya, Sorinya, Soryna,
Sorynia, Sorine
Sorrel (French) From the surele plant
Sorrell, Sorrelle, Sorrele,
Sorrela, Sorrella
Sparrow (English) Resembling a small songbird
Sparro, Sparroe, Sparo,
Sparow, Sparowe, Sparoe
Sslama (Egyptian) One who is peaceful
Stacey (English) Form of Anastasia, meaning “one who shall rise again”
Stacy, Staci, Stacie, Stacee,
Stacia, Stasia, Stasy, Stasey
Stella (English) Star of the sea
Stela, Stelle, Stele, Stellah,
Stelah
Stephanie (Greek) Feminine form of Stephen; crowned in victory
Stephani, Stephany,
Stephaney, Stephanee,
Stephene, Stephana,
Stefanie, Stefani
Stevonna (Greek) A crowned lady
Stevonnah, Stevona,
Stevonah, Stevonia,
Stevonea, Stevoniya
Struana (Scottish) From the stream
Struanna, Struanah,
Struanne, Struan, Struann,
Struane
Styx (Greek) In mythology, the river of the underworld
Stixx, Styxx, Stix
Suave (American) A smooth and courteous woman
Swave
Subhadra (Hindi) In Hinduism, the sister of Krishna
Subhaga (Indian) A fortunate person
Subhuja (Hindi) An auspicious celestial damsel
Subira (African) One who is patient
Subirah, Subirra, Subyra,
Subyrra, Subeera, Subeara,
Subeira, Subiera
Suhaila (Arabic) Feminine form of Suhail; the second brightest star
Suhayla, Suhaela, Suhala,
Suhailah, Suhaylah,
Suhaelah, Suhalah
Sulwyn (Welsh) One who shines as bright as the sun
Sulwynne, Sulwynn,
Sulwinne, Sulwin, Sulwen,
Sulwenn, Sulwenne
Sumana (Indian) A goodnatured woman
Sumanah, Sumanna,
Sumane, Sumanne,
Sumann
Sumi (Japanese) One who is elegant and refined
Sumie
Sumitra (Indian) A beloved friend
Sumitrah, Sumita,
Sumytra, Sumyta,
Sumeetra, Sumeitra,
Sumietra, Sumeatra
Summer (American) Refers to the season; born in summer
Sommer, Sumer, Somer,
Somers
Suna (Turkish) A swan-like woman
Sunanda (Indian) Having a sweet character
Sunandah, Sunandia,
Sunandiya, Sunandea,
Sunandya
Sunila (Indian) Feminine form of Sunil; very blue
Sunilah, Sunilla, Sunilya,
Suniliya
Sunniva (English) Gift of the sun
Synnove, Synne, Synnove,
Sunn
Surabhi (Indian) Having a lovely fragrance
Surbhii, Surabhie, Surabhy,
Surabhey, Surabhee,
Surabhea
Susannah (Hebrew) White lily
Susanna, Susanne, Susana,
Susane, Susan, Suzanna,
Suzannah, Suzanne,
Shoshana, Huhana
Sushanti (Indian) A peaceful
woman; tranquil
Sushantie, Sushanty,
Sushantey, Sushantee,
Sushantea
Suzu (Japanese) One who is long-lived
Suzue, Suzuko
Swanhilda (Norse) A woman warrior; in mythology, the daughter of Sigurd
Swanhild, Swanhilde,
Svanhilde, Svanhild,
Svenhilde, Svenhilda
Swarupa (Indian) One who is devoted to the truth
Sydney (English) Of the wide meadow
Sydny, Sydni, Sydnie,
Sydnea, Sydnee, Sidney,
Sidne, Sidnee