Baby names staring with S

Sharad means 'early autumn'. It is the name of season in Hindu calender. It roughly corresponds to the western months of mid-September to mid-November. Sharad variantly referred to as Sharat or Sharath or Sarath (with a strong "ta" sound) is a Hindu name ...

Sanskrit Name Shikhandi (Sanskrit: शिखण्डी) literally means lock on the crown of the head or Rosary.

One who brings good news. In Hindu epic Mahabharata, Sudeshna is wife of King Virata, in whose court the Pandavas spent a year in concealment during their exile.

Sanskrit name Shara (शर) means arrow, mischief. Shara is an ancient word for cream. Sanskrit Shara (शर) also means wound, injury. Shara is 809th name of Shiva known as 'the Arrow - He is the Divine Arrow that finds its target faultlessly.'

Ancient Sanskrit name Supreet (सुप्रीत) literally means very dear, lovely or cherished. Supreet also refers to a kind or friendly.

Derived from Sanskrit शील (shila) meaning "character, conduct, integrity, morality, lit rock ".

Sanda (Sanskrit षण्ड) is the ancient Sanskrit boy name which literally means collection, any group or multitude.

Shrutadhi is word from Sanskrit which means Receptacle of Knowledge.

Subhiksha (Hindi: सुभिक्षा) is a common Hindu name for girl. The name literally means "having good food and red bell."

Derived from Sanskrit word Shaila(शैल) means hill, mountain.

In Sanskrit Saraga means lovely, charming, passionate, strong or powerful.

Saru (Sanskrit: शरु) is a Sanskrit word which means dart or a arrow.

Shesh (Sanskrit शेष) is ancient word of Sanskrit origin which literally means remaining. Shesh is also the name of a cosmic serpent.

literally means 'Lord of king of gods' in Sanskrit. Sura means "god" combined with the name of the Hindu god INDRA, used here to mean "King" and nath means 'Master or lord'.

Suchitra means Beautiful, Distinguished or Beautiful Picture in Sanskrit.

Sanskrit name Santana literally means 'continued succession, ramification, coherence or connection. According to Purana Santana was one of the five trees of indra's heaven.

Ancient Sanskrit word Saurya (Sanskrit सौर्य) literally means solar, year, relating or belonging to the sun, son of the sun and heroism, might, prowess or valour.

Shubha means Charm, Welfare, Auspiciousness, Bright, Righteous and Splendid in Sanskrit. According to Mahabharata, Shubha was a wife of Artgiras and mother of Brhatkirti. Shubha is another name of the Goddess Lakshmi.

Sanskrit girl name Shaili (Sanskrit शैली) literally refers habit, usage, hardness and practice.

Sanskrit girl name Swaratmika (Sanskrit स्वरात्मिका) literally refers Characterized by voice.

In Arabic Shakir means 'Thankful'. Shakir is a male first name and a popular surname.

Literally means "Leader of labour" in Sanskrit. It is combination of Sanskrit word Sarj means labour and rao means leader. This is mostly fist name in Maharashtra.

Sharvani is a word popularly used among Hindus as a feminine name. The literal meaning of Sharvani (शर्वाणि) is "shiva's wife, omnipresent and perfect".

Sia is modern name for Sita. Sita means "furrow" in Sanskrit. Sita is the wife of Rama.She is an avatara of Lakshmi, one of the forms of the Goddess of Shakti.

Sanskrit word siddhaartha(सिद्धार्थ) means " whose goal has been achieved".

Shantanu (Sanskrit: शंतनु) is a king of Hastinapura in the great epic of the Mahābhārata.Ganga and Satyavati were his wives.

Sanskrit name Sundar means "Beautiful, Lovely, Handsome" in Sanskrit.It is also another name of the Hindu god Krishna.

Sanskrit Svojas ( स्वोजस ) means very strong or powerful. Svojas or Swojas is an another name of Lord Ganesha known as 'Radiant', because the radiant Lord Ganesha shines like the brilliance of a million sons.

Sawan (Sanskrit सावन) is ancient word of Sanskrit origin which literally refers to a sacred month of Hindu mythology when Lord Shiva is worshiped.

Sahira means Mountain

Sanjna is an ancient Sanskrit word which literally means noun or designation. Sanjna also means agreement or harmony.

Sanskrit word Sedu means bridge. Sedu is unique boy name in India.

Sajith (in Devanagari: सजीथ) is a Hindu masculine given name of Sanskrit origin, which literally means "victorious superior."

Ancient Sanskrit word Sankh is a kind of conch shell often used as a wind instrument or horn which is found in sea. Sankh is mainly used in auspicious rituals.

Shrutabodha is a Sanskrit word which means " thesis or digest on the most common Sanskrit metres".

Derived from Sanskrit sanjiva meaning "living, reviving, immortal". Also means 'one who can bring back the dead to life'. In Hindu mythology "SANJEEVANI" is a herbal root, which had the power to revive the life of the dead. Hanuman brought Sanjeevini to ...

Saroj (Sanskrit सरोज) is ancient word of Sanskrit origin which means lotus. Saroj also refers to anything born or produced in lakes.

The name Shukla (aberration of su-kul meaning, from good lineage or of higher family tree) like Lord Shiva, Lord Vishnu , Goddess Saraswati.The bright lunar fortnight (shukl paksh), as opposed to "krishna," (krishna paksh) the dark phase.

Soham (सोहम), The Sanskrit term for "I AM". It implies a deep meaning of "I AM THAT". It also stems from the sanskrit word which means, "self pride."

Srimati (Sanskrit: श्रीमति) is a Hindu/Sanskrit Indian popular feminine given name, which literally means "mrs. and having beauty and fortune, the beautiful" in Sanskrit.

Sanskrit word Sanku (Sanskrit शंकु) literally means cone, pillar, dart, spear, arrow or pillar. Sanku also refers to the sine of the altitude or any kind of weapon.

Shyok is the Indian River name..