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Saffi : SAH-fee : danish "wisdom"
Safiya : sah-FEE-yah : african "pure"
Sagara : sah-GAH-ruh : hindu "ocean"
Saidah : sah-EE-dah : african "happy, fortunate"
Sakari : sah-KAH-ree : native american "sweet"
Sakti : SAHK-tee : hindu "divine power, mystick"
Salihah : SAH-lee-hah : african "correct"
Salimah : sah-LEEM-ah : arabic "safe, healthy"
Salina : SAH-lee-nuh : french "solemn"
Salome : SAHL-oh-mee : hebrew "peace"
Samantha : SAH-man-thah : aramaic "listener"
Sancia : SAYN-chuh : latin "holy"
Sandrine : SAN-dreen : greek "helper and defender of mankind"
Sandya : SAHN-dyah : hindu - name of a god "sunset time"
Sarah : SAYR-ah : hebrew "princess"
Saraid : SAH-rayd : celtic "excellent"
Saree : SAHR-ee : arabic "most noble"
Sari : SHAH-ree : hebrew "princess"
Sarisha : SAH-ree-shah : hindu "charming"
Sashenka : SASH-ehn-kah : russian "defender and helper of mankind"
Satinka : sah-TEEN-kuh : native american "magic dancer"
Searlait : SHAYR-let : french "petite"
Sela : SAY-lah : hebrew "a rock"
Selena : SAH-lee-nuh : greek "moon"
Selima : sah-LEE-mah : arabic "peace"
Selma : SEL-mah : scandinavian "divinely protected"
Senta : SEEN-tuh : old german "assistant"
Serafina : SER-ah-fee-nuh : spanish "seraph, angel"
Serilda : SEH-ril-duh : old german "armed maiden of war"
Shaine : SHAYN : hebrew "beautiful"
Shakira : SHAH-keer-ah : arabic "grateful"
Shana : SHAH-nah : hebrew "beautiful"
Shanata : SHAH-nah-tuh : hindu "peaceful"
Shani : SHAH-nee : swahili "marvellous"
SHannon : SHAN-un : irish "wise one"
Shantay : SHAN-tay : french "enchanted"
Sharon : SHAYR-un : hebrew "princess"
Shashi : SHAH-shee : hindu "moonbeam"
Shayndel : SHAYN-del : yiddish "beautiful"
Sheila : SHEE-lah : latin "blind"
Shela : SHEE-lah : celtic "musical"
Shina : SHEE-nuh : japanese "virtue, good"
Shira : SHEER-ah : hebrew "song"
Shobi : SHOH-bee : hebrew "glorious"
Shoshana : SHOH-shah-nah : hebrew "rose"
Sibley : SIB-lee : greek "prophetess"
Sibyl : SIHB-el : greek "prophetess"
Sidra : SID-rah : latin "like a star"
Sileas : SHEE-lus : latin "youth"
Silva : SIL-vuh : latin "woodland maid"
Sinead : SHU-nayd : irish "gracious"
Siobhan : shuh-VAHN : irish "gracious"
Siran : SEER-ahn : armenian "alluring"
Sirena : si-REE-nuh : greek "siren"
Siroun : SEE-roon : armenian "lovely"
Sitara : see-TAH-ruh : sanskrit "morning star"
Sitembile : SEE-tem-bee-leh : african "trust"
Siv : SEEV : norwegian - wife of thor "kinship"
Sive : SEE-vuh : irish "sweet"
Sofi : SOH-fee : greek "wisdom"
Solana : soh-LAH-nah : spanish "sunshine"
Solange : SOH-lahnj : french "rare jewel"
Soledad : so-leh-THATH : spanish "solitary" or "health"
Solita : SOH-lee-tah : latin "alone"
Sonia : SON-yuh : greek "wisdom"
Soo : SOO : korean "excellence, long-life"
Sophia : soh-FEE-uh : greek "wisdom"
Sophronia : SOF-roh-nee-uh : greek "foresighted"
Spica : SPIGH-kah : latin "name of a star"
Stacia : STAH-shuh : greek "one who shall rise again"
Stella : STEL-uh : greek "a star"
Stesha : STEH-shah : russian "crowned-one"
Suki : SOO-kee : japanese "beloved"
Summer : SUM-er : old english "summer season"
Sun : SUN : korean "goodness"
Susan : SOOZ-en : hebrew "lily"
Svetlana : SVET-lah-nah : russian "star"
Sydelle : SIH-del : hebrew "princess"
Sylvia : SIL-vee-uh : latin "woodland"

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