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The Very Best S Names for Boys and Girls

It's time to choose a name. Not just any name, though, you must pick one that you and your partner mutually love. A name that feels relevant to your family and suitable for your child.

While there are thousands of options out there, the amount that you can actually select for one child is usually limited to four names at most.

On your search, you'll no doubt develop a sort of naming style. Many of your names will have similar sounds or popularity to one another. Perhaps you'll even be drawn to one or two specific letters. If your current favorite letter is S for names, this list is for you.

Below are 25 of the best S names for girls and 25 of the best S names for boys listed alphabetically. Among these, you'll surely find a winner!


  1. Sabrina
  2. Sadie
  3. Samantha
  4. Sarah
  5. Sasha
  6. Savannah
  7. Scarlett
  8. Selah
  9. Selena
  10. Seraphina
  11. Serena
  12. Serenity
  13. Shayla
  14. Shelby
  15. Shoshanah
  16. Sienna
  17. Sierra
  18. Simone
  19. Sonia
  20. Sophia
  21. Stella
  22. Summer
  23. Susannah
  24. Sybil
  25. Sylvia
  1. Samuel
  2. Santiago
  3. Sasha
  4. Saul
  5. Sawyer
  6. Schuyler
  7. Scott
  8. Seamus
  9. Sean
  10. Sebastian
  11. Seth
  12. Shane
  13. Shay
  14. Shepherd
  15. Sidney
  16. Silas
  17. Simon
  18. Solomon
  19. Soren
  20. Spencer
  21. Stellan
  22. Stephen
  23. Sterling
  24. Stuart
  25. Sullivan
Which of the above S names do you enjoy most? I apologize if I missed one of your favorites, these were tough to narrow down!  If S isn't your letter, try the links below to browse more names!

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