# | Name | Origin | Meaning | Gender | Save |
526 | Severo | Spanish | Strict; restrained. | M | |
527 | Sevrin | French | Strict; restrained. A saint's name. | M | |
528 | Sevrin | Latin | Strict; restrained. A saint's name. | M | |
529 | Sewald | English | Sea powerful. | M | |
530 | Sewall | English | Sea powerful. | M | |
531 | Seward | Anglo-Saxon | Sea guardian; guards the coast. | M | |
532 | Seward | English | Sea guardian. | M | |
533 | Sewati | NativeAmerican | Curved bear claw (Miwok). | M | |
534 | Sewell | English | Sea powerful. | M | |
535 | Sewell | Teutonic | Mighty at sea. | M | |
536 | Seweryn | Latin | Severe. | M | |
537 | Seweryn | Polish | Severe. | M | |
538 | Sextus | Latin | Born sixth. Given to the sixth child born to a large family. | M | |
539 | Sextus | Shakespearean | Antony and Cleopatra'. Sextus Pompeius, Roman triumvir. | M | |
540 | Seymour | English | Tailor. | M | |
541 | Seymour | French | From St. Maur (French place name). | M | |
542 | Seymour | Teutonic | Mighty at sea. | M | |
543 | Seyton | Shakespearean | 'The Tragedy of Macbeth' Attendant to Macbeth. | M | |
544 | Sguelaiche | Gaelic | Storyteller. | M | |
545 | Shaad | Muslim | Happy. Cheerful.. | M | |
546 | Shaady | Muslim | Variant of Shadi: Singer.. | M | |
547 | Shaah | Muslim | Variant of Shah: Shah. King.. | M | |
548 | Shaaheen | Muslim | Variant of Shahin: Hawk. Falcon.. | M | |
549 | Shaakir | Muslim | Variant of Shakir: Thankful. Grateful.. | M | |
550 | Shaalabbim | Biblical | Understanding; or son of a fox | M | |
551 | Shaalbim | Biblical | That beholds the heart. | M | |
552 | Shaalbonite | Biblical | A fox's building. | M | |
553 | Shaan | Hebrew | Peaceful. | M | |
554 | Shaaraim | Biblical | Gates, valuation, hairs. | M | |
555 | Shaashgaz | Biblical | He that presses the fleece; that shears the sheep | M | |
556 | Shabaka | Egyptian | Name of a king. | M | |
557 | Shabbethai | Biblical | My rest. | M | |
558 | Shachia | Biblical | Protection of the Lord. | M | |
559 | Shad | English | Short form of the Biblical Shadrach; one of three young Hebrew men who survived being cast into a fiery furnace. | M | |
560 | Shadd | English | Short form of the Biblical Shadrach; one of three young Hebrew men who survived being cast into a fiery furnace. | M |