| comment/origin etc. | famous bearer of this name |
| Saadiq
|
| Saayyid
|
| Saba | (scriptural)
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| Sabah
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| Saban
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| Sabas
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| Sabastian
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| Sabatino
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| Sabdiel | (scriptural)
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| Sabir
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| Sabri
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| Sacha
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| Sachar
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| Sacharja | (scriptural)
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| Sachso
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| Sad
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| Sa'd
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| Sa'dan
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| Sadan
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| Sadao
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| Saddam
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| Sâdeq
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| Sadi
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| Sadiki
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| Sadikullah
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| Sadique
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| Sadriddin
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| Sa'dun
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| Saer
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| Safa
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| Safak
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| Safwan
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| Safwat
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| Sagar
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| Sagato
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| Sage
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| Saghir
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| Sahachiro
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| Sahab
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| Sahag
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| Sahap
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| Sahil
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| Sahin
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| Sahl
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| Sahr
|
| Saias
|
| Sai-Chuen | (chinese)
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| Sa'id
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| Said | (arabian)
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| Saïd | (arabian, french transcription)
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| Saïdou
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| Saik
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| Sainrith
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| Saiujjwal | (perhaps hindi)
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| Saivon
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| Sajr
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| Sakari | (finnish)
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| Sakeh
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| Sakhr
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| Sakir
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| Sakir-Baki
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| Sal
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| Saladdin
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| Saladin
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| Salah
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| Salahattin
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| Salama
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| Salbatore
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| Saleh
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| Salem
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| Sali
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| Salif
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| Salih
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| Salih-Mustafa
|
| Salim
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| Saliou
|
| Sallo
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| Salman
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| Salo
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| Salomo
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| Salomon | (scriptural)
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| Salvador
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| Salvadore
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| Salvator
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| Salvatore
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| Salvidor
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| Sam
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| Samad
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| Samba
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| Sambo
|
| Samed
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| Samet
|
| Sami
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| Samih
|
| Samil
|
| Samim
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| Samir
|
| Sam-Luca
|
| Sammy | (short of Samson, Samuel etc.)
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| Samoel | (see Samuel)
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| Samory
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| Samppo | (from Finland)
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| Sampson
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| Samson | (scriptural)
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| Samsuiluna | (babylonian)
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| Samuel | (scriptural, most often chosen: Quebec 1999)
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| Samuil
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| Samul
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| Samuli | (seen in Finland)
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| San
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| Sanam
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| Sanay
|
| Sandeep
|
| Sander
|
| Sandez
|
| Sandile
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| Sandis
|
| Sando
|
| Sandor | (often given in Hungary etc.)
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| Sandrian
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| Sandro
|
| Saner
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| San-Gui | (chinese)
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| Sani
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| Sanja
|
| Sanjay | (perhaps hindi?)
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| Sanjo
|
| Sanketh
|
| Sanli
|
| Sanner
|
| San-Pao | (chinese)
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| Santeri | (finnish)
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| Santiago
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| Santino
|
| Santo |
| Santo-Matthias |
| Santos |
| Santosch |
| Santosh |
| Sanusi
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| Saoirse | (irish)
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| Saoud
|
| Sarabi
|
| Sarac
|
| Saracettin
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| Saraun
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| Sarawut
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| Sargon | (babylonian)
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| Sarik
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| Sarkis
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| Sarmed
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| Saron
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| Sarp
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| Sarrak
|
| Saruhan
|
| Sarunas | (lithuanian)
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| Sasa | (see Sascha)
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| Saša | (see Sascha, not allowed transcription in Germany!)
|
| Sascha | (problematic, sounds female)
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| Sascha-Alexander | (combinations are deflecting problem in Germany)
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| Sascha-Björn
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| Sascha-Michael
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| Sascha-Oliver
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| Sascha-René
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| Sascho | (bulgarian)
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| Sasha | (see Sascha)
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| Sasker
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| Saskian | (probably built from Saskia)
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| Sasan
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| Sasso
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| Sataa
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| Sati
|
| Satilmis
|
| Satinder | (indian) |
| Satvet
|
| Saul | (scriptural)
|
| Saulius | (lithuanian version)
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| Sauveur | (from Salvator)
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| Savas
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| Savel
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| Saverin
|
| Saverio
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| Savier | (see Xavier etc.)
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| Savio
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| Savion
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| Savni
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| Sawa
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| Sawwa
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| Sayed
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| Saygun
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| Sayhan
|
| Sayveon
|
| Sayvion
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| Sayyid
|
| Sazi
|
| Schamma | (scriptural)
|
| Schamseddin | (mongolian)
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| Scharattschandra | (sounds female for some languages, problematic)
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| Schaul | (scriptural)
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| Schealtiel | (scriptural)
|
| Schelju | (bulgarian)
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| Schelomit | (scriptural)
|
| Schelomo |
| Schemida | (scriptural)
|
| Schemuel |
| Schillem | (scriptural) |
| Schimon
|
| Schiwnarajan
|
| Schlomo | (yiddish, hebrew, jewish etc.) |
| Schobab
|
| Schorsch | (diminuation for Georg or George, often in german speaking countries)
|
| Schorsch-Detlev |
| Schota |
| Schubael | (scriptural)
|
| Schuham | (scriptural)
|
| Schuni | (scriptural)
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| Schymon | (see Simon) |
| Scott
|
| Sczepan
|
| Seamas | (irish)
|
| Séamus | (irish)
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| Sean | | (Sean Connery, actor)
|
| Seán | (irish)
|
| Sebald
|
| Sebaldus
|
| Sebastian | (most often chosen: German Democratic Republic 1986)
|
| Sebastian-Eric
|
| Sebastian-Ingo |
| Sebastian-Jakob |
| Sebastiano
|
| Sebastian-Roland |
| Sébastien |
| Sebastin |
| Sebastino |
| Sebastjan |
| Sebati |
| Sebe |
| Sebert |
| Sebil |
| Sebina |
| Sebo
|
| Sebold
|
| Seboun
|
| Secaat |
| Secaettin |
| Seckin |
| Secmen |
| Seda
|
| Sedat
|
| Sede
|
| Sedzimir
|
| Sedzislaw
|
| See-Tong | (chinese)
|
| Sefa
|
| Sefer
|
| Sefik
|
| Sefkat
|
| Sefried
|
| Sega
|
| Segelke
|
| Seghpesdros
|
| Segimer
|
| Segimund | (see Sigismund)
|
| Seha
|
| Sehbender
|
| Sehim
|
| Sehmuz
|
| Seibold
|
| Seikon
|
| Seir |
| Sekip
|
| Sekou
|
| Sekuru
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| Selami
|
| Selbi
|
| Selcan
|
| Selcuk
|
| Selim
|
| Sélim
|
| Selman
|
| Selmar
|
| Seluku | (babylonian)
|
| Selvi
|
| Sem | (scriptural)
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| Semavi
|
| Sembene |
| Semi |
| Semih |
| Semin
|
| Semion |
| Semir |
| Semira |
| Semjon |
| Semsettin |
| Semsi |
| Semuh
|
| Semzedin
|
| Sen
|
| Sena
|
| Senal
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| Sencer
|
| Senel
|
| Sener
|
| Sen-Hwei | (chinese)
|
| Seoirse
|
| Seorsa
|
| Seosamh
|
| Sèpa | (albanian)
|
| Sepp | (even often short for Josef, it is also known as normal name)
|
| Seppo |
| Seppo-Juhani
|
| Serach | (scriptural)
|
| Serban | (romanian) | [noticed: GUP 1934 p 253] |
| Serdar
|
| Serese
|
| Serge
|
| Sergei
|
| Sergej | | (Sergej Rachmaninov, russian composer)
|
| Sergio
|
| Sergiu
|
| Sergiusz
|
| Serigne
|
| Serkan
|
| Serubbabel | (scriptural)
|
| Servius | (roman)
|
| Sess
|
| Set | (scriptural)
|
| Sétéfano
|
| Sevastian
|
| Seven
|
| Severus |
| Séyar
|
| Seydou | (senegalese)
|
| Seymour
|
| Shaaban
|
| Shaiming | (chinese)
|
| Shakir
|
| Sgakur
|
| Shadi
|
| Shady
|
| Shafiq
|
| Shakil
|
| Shakir
|
| Shamash-Andulli | (babylonian)
|
| Shamash-Nasir | (babylonian)
|
| Shamim
|
| Shamir
|
| Shamus
|
| Shan | (also chinese)
|
| Shan-Bo | (chinese)
|
| Shane | (irish)
|
| Shang | (chinese)
|
| Shang-De | (chinese)
|
| Shannon
|
| Shan-Tang | (chinese)
|
| Shao-Qi | (chinese)
|
| Shao-Zu | (chinese)
|
| Shaquille
|
| Sharif
|
| Sharod
|
| Shaun
|
| Shawn
|
| Shay | (irish)
|
| She | (chinese)
|
| Shea | (irish)
|
| Shelton
|
| Shemar
|
| Shen | (chinese)
|
| Sheng | (chinese)
|
| Sheo-Rey | (spelling is not really sure, its an indian name)
|
| Sherwood
|
| Shevqet
|
| Shibsankar
|
| Shi-Fa | (chinese)
|
| Shi-Fu | (chinese)
|
| Shih-K'ai | (chinese)
|
| Shi-Kai | (chinese)
|
| Shi-Lin | (chinese)
|
| Shilo
|
| Shi-Min | (chinese)
|
| Shing | (chinese)
|
| Shing-Cheong | (chinese)
|
| Shinya
|
| Shi-Ping | (chinese)
|
| Shiu-Fai | (chinese)
|
| Shiva | (known as a name of an indian god)
|
| Shive
|
| Shi-Yu | (chinese)
|
| Shlomo | (hebrew, yiddish) |
| Shoichiro | (japanese)
|
| Shou-Chien | (chinese)
|
| Shou-Xin | (chinese)
|
| Shridar
|
| Shripat
|
| Shu | (chinese)
|
| Shuan-Yan | (chinese)
|
| Shu'ayb
|
| Shu-De | (chinese)
|
| Shukri
|
| Shurayh
|
| Shu-Turul | (babylonian)
|
| Shu-Yaan | (chinese)
|
| Shu-Ye | (chinese)
|
| Shyh-Jeng | (chinese)
|
| Si | (chinese)
|
| Siaka
|
| Siale
|
| Siamak | (iranian) |
| Sibbechai | (scriptural)
|
| Sichri | (scriptural)
|
| Sidy
|
| Siebrand
|
| Siedlewit
|
| Siefke
|
| Siegfried
|
| Siegmar
|
| Siegmund
|
| Siegwart
|
| Siemomyst
|
| Siemoslaw
|
| Siestrzemil
|
| Sîfrid | (medieval)
|
| Sigbjörn
|
| Sigebod |
| Sigewin |
| Sigifrid |
| Sigismund | (probably its a burgundian name) | (Sigismund, king of Hungary and imperator of Roman Holy Empire [+1437])
|
| Sigita | (lithuanian, sounds female)
|
| Sigitas | (lithuanian)
|
| Sigmunt | (medieval)
|
| Siggo | (medieval)
|
| Sighart
|
| Sigifrid | (medieval)
|
| Sigismund
|
| Sigurd
|
| Sigurdur
|
| Sijapuros
|
| Silas
|
| Siluck
|
| Silvanus
|
| Silvester
|
| Silvio
|
| Silvo
|
| Simon
|
| Simonas | (lithuanian version)
|
| Simone | (also female)
|
| Simonides
|
| Sinclair
|
| Sindolt | (medieval)
|
| Sindold
|
| Sing-Kit | (chinese)
|
| Sin-Nasir | (babylonian)
|
| Sio-Kei | (chinese)
|
| Sion
|
| Sipho
|
| Siragan
|
| Siraj
|
| Sirak
|
| Siroslaw
|
| Sisag
|
| Siu-Cheung | (chinese)
|
| Siu-Yin | (chinese)
|
| Sivney
|
| Sixten
|
| Sjamme
|
| Skirmantas | (lithuanian)
|
| Skylar
|
| Skyler
|
| Slavi | (slovenian)
|
| Slavko
|
| Slawomir
|
| Slim
|
| Sloan
|
| Sloane
|
| Slobodan
|
| Smain
|
| Smil
|
| Snorri
|
| Soane
|
| Sobeslav
|
| Sobieslaw
|
| Sociga
|
| Soeiro
|
| Sofian
|
| Sofiane
|
| Sofiany
|
| Soghomon
|
| Sohail
|
| Sohéil
|
| Soke
|
| Soli
|
| Soly
|
| Sone
|
| Song | (chinese)
|
| Sonny
|
| Sony | (chinese)
|
| Soori
|
| Sophian
|
| Sophiane
|
| Sören
|
| Sorin | (romanian)
|
| Sosefo
|
| Sotiris
|
| Soufiane
|
| Soufien
|
| Souhéil
|
| Soukias
|
| Soukri
|
| Souleymane
|
| Souren
|
| Spas
|
| Spasoje
|
| Spencer | | (Spencer Tracy), american actor)
|
| Spiros | (greek) |
| Spycigniew
|
| Spycimir
|
| Spyridon
|
| Srabion
|
| Staas
|
| Stan
|
| Stanick | (probably a transcription version of Zdenek)
|
| Stanimir
|
| Stanislaw | (western normalized version)
|
| Stanisław | (polish original)
|
| Stanojlo |
| Stanley
|
| Starchand |
| Stasys
|
| Staszek
|
| Staszk
|
| Staszko
|
| Statius | (roman)
|
| Steele
|
| Stefan | (scriptural) | (Stefan Zweig, austrian writer)
|
| Steffen
|
| Stein
|
| Stelvio
|
| Sten
|
| Stepan
|
| Stepannos
|
| Stephan | (scriptural)
|
| Stephane
|
| Stephen
|
| Stephon
|
| Steponas
|
| Sterjo
|
| Sterling
|
| Stev
|
| Steve
|
| Steven
|
| Stielf
|
| Stijn
|
| Stoigniew
|
| Stoikos
|
| Stoislaw
|
| Stone
|
| Strom | (perhaps origin american) | (an senator from South-Carolina weares/weared that name, 2001) |
| Strzezymir | (polish)
|
| Stuart
|
| Subramanijan
|
| Sufyan
|
| Suhayl
|
| Suibhne | (irish)
|
| Suitger |
| Sujit
|
| Sulaiman
|
| Sulayman
|
| Suleiman
|
| Sulimir
|
| Sullivan
|
| Sumayl
|
| Sumbat
|
| Sumpad
|
| Sung-Man | (chinese)
|
| Sun-Wei | (chinese)
|
| Su-Shun | (chinese)
|
| Suusaandar | (babylonian)
|
| Su-Wu | (chinese)
|
| Svajunas | (lithuanian)
|
| Svante
|
| Svatopluk | | (Svatopluk Benes, czech actor)
|
| Sven
|
| Sveto
|
| Svetozar
|
| Sweert
|
| Swen
|
| Swetlosar
|
| Swierad
|
| Swietobor
|
| Swietoslaw
|
| Swirt
|
| Switger |
| Swittert
|
| Swjatoslaw
|
| Swojslaw
|
| Sydnam
|
| Sy-Ing | (chinese)
|
| Sykhang
|
| Sylvain
|
| Sylvester | | (Sylvester Stallone, american actor)
|
| Sylwester
|
| Symeon | (see Simon)
|
| Syncellus | (roman)
|
| Szawel
|
| Szczepan
|
| Szczesny
|
| Sze | (chinese)
|
| Sze-Wai | (chinese)
|
| Szeto | (chinese)
|
| Szmul
|
| Szyman
|
| Szymon
|