# | Name | Origin | Meaning | Gender | Save |
736 | Stasy | Russian | Reborn. | F | |
737 | Stefania | French | Crowned in victory. | F | |
738 | Stefanie | Greek | Feminine form of Stephen: Crown; victorious. | F | |
739 | Stefanya | Russian | Feminine form of Stephan: crowned with laurels. Note: 'This Database is Copyright Muse Creations Inc. 2000'.. | F | |
740 | Stefina | Greek | Crowned in victory. | F | |
741 | Stefinia | Greek | Crowned in victory. | F | |
742 | Steise | Greek | Shall be reborn. | F | |
743 | Stella | French | Diminutive of Estella: Derived from the Old French form of the Latin 'stella' meaning star. Famous bearer: The heroine of Charles Dickens' novel 'Great Expectations'. | F | |
744 | Stella | Latin | Star. | F | |
745 | Stella | Swedish | Star. | F | |
746 | Stelle | Latin | Star. | F | |
747 | Stephana | Greek | Crowned in victory. | F | |
748 | Stephania | Greek | Crowned in victory. | F | |
749 | Stephania | Russian | Feminine form of Stephan: crowned with laurels. | F | |
750 | Stephanie | French | Crowned in victory. | F | |
751 | Stephanie | Greek | Feminine form of Stephen: Crown; victorious. | F | |
752 | Stephene | Greek | Crowned in victory. | F | |
753 | Stesha | Russian | Feminine form of Stephan: crowned with laurels. | F | |
754 | Stevie | Greek | Feminine form of Stephen: Crown; victorious. | F | |
755 | Stheno | Greek | Mighty. | F | |
756 | Stina | Danish | Christian. | F | |
757 | Stina | Swedish | Pure. | F | |
758 | Stinne | Danish | Christian. | F | |
759 | Stockard | English | Hardy tree. | F | |
760 | Stockhard | English | Hardy tree. | F | |
761 | Stockhart | English | Hardy tree. | F | |
762 | Stokkard | English | Hardy tree. | F | |
763 | Storm | English | Tempest. | F | |
764 | Stormie | English | Tempest. | F | |
765 | Stormy | English | Tempest. | F | |
766 | Strep | Greek | One who turns. | F | |
767 | Strephon | Greek | One who turns. | F | |
768 | Strephonn | Greek | One who turns. | F | |
769 | Struana | Scottish | From the stream. | F | |
770 | Styx | Greek | A river of the under world. | F |