S is for Sam, Sebastian, Skyler and so many more special baby boy names that start with the letter S.
| Names | Origin | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Samuel | Samuel has long been a popular biblical name. In the Bible Samuel was a judge and prophet in early Israel who annointed Saul… | |
| Scott | Scott holds the very inspired meaning of “from Scotland,” but don’t let that stop you from using this name if you’re not… | |
| Sean | Sean is the Irish version of the traditional John meaning “God is gracious.” It’s an incredible popular name in Ireland and… | |
| Sage | Are you hoping for a wiser-than-his-years son? Then Sage, which means “wise,” may be the way to go. It’s short and sweet… | |
| Sebastian | What does a heavy metal singer, an animated crustacean, and a saint all have in common (and, no, this isn’t the start of… | |
| Steven | Steven, that perennial favorite, has finally decided to take a breather and step down from the top for a bit. The (barely)… | |
| Seth | Seth was the third child of Adam and Eve, so named because God gave Eve another son after Abel had been killed. In Egyptian… | |
| Simon | English Origin | |
| Stephen | There’s just something so cool about the ever-fashionable Stephen. Maybe it’s the rebellious “ph” spelling, or his inspiring… | |
| Shawn | English Origin | Variant of Sean, a popular Irish cognate of John |
| Spencer | English: | Keeper of provisions |
| Shane | Irish: | Variant of Sean, a popular Irish cognate of John; Shane was a successful Western motion picture of the ”50s. |
| Santiago | Spanish: | Saint James; Santiago is the capital and largest city of Chile. |
| Saul | Hebrew: | Inquired of God; name of the first king of Israel and the Hebrew name of the apostle Paul before his conversion to Christianity… |
| Steve | There’s just something so blah about Steve. Not that there’s anything wrong with it, there isn’t. It sounds okay and has… | |
| Stan | A nickname for the old-fashioned Stanley, Stan possesses a certain upstanding-young-man vibe which could be quite bland. | |
| Shay | Irish: | Variant of Shea courteous. Surname. |
| Shea | Irish: | Hawklike or majestic; an Irish family name and the name of New York”s Shea Stadium |
| Sergio | Italian: | Attendant |
| Stanley | English: | From near the stony meadow; a surname commonly used as a first name |
| Skeet | English: | Swift |
| Shaun | Did you know that Shaun is actually a variation of good ol’ John? One of those “cool” boy names from the eighties, Shaun… | |
| Sheldon | English: | A farm in a deep valley. |
| Stewart | English: | Bailiff |
| Stefan | German: | Crown; wreath. Variant of Stephen. |
| Shaw | English: | From the shady grove |
| Shiloh | Hebrew: | The peaceful one, he who is to be sent; In the Bible, Shiloh is a prophetic name for the Messiah. Shiloh is also significant… |
| Silas | English: | Forest; a variant of Silvian. The biblical Silas was a missionary companion of Paul and Timothy. |
| Solomon | Hebrew: | Peace; variant of Salem. Solomon (son of David and Bathsheba) succeeded his father as King of Israel. The Old Testament”s… |
| Sawyer | The name Sawyer immediately brings to mind the adventurous and loveable title character of Mark Twain’s The Adventures of… | |
| Shepherd | Shepherd is a classic occupation name that’s retained its pastoral nature, as well as a common surname that’s now well… | |
| Shae | Shae is a short-and-sweet name with Irish origins. A nickname for Shamus (the Irish version of James), it can also stand… | |
| Silos | Latin: | Of the forest |
| Sinclair | English: | Saint Clair. |
| Salvatore | If you’re looking for a slick Italian name that’s easily recognizable to English speakers, look no further than Salvatore… | |
| Sven | Scandinavian: | Youth |
| Sid | This is a name fit for a future rocker! Or at least a baby boy with a little edge. Sid is a variant of the French Sidney… | |
| Satchel | American: | Small bag, sack |
| Sherwood | English: | From the bright forest; Sherwood Forest in England has long been associated with the legendary hero Robin Hood. |
| Sanford | English: | From the sandy ford |
| Somerset | English: | From the summer settlers |
| Sherman | English: | Cuts the nap of woolen cloth; In medieval times, the shireman served as governor-judge of an English shire or county. |
| Sonny | English: | Son; a nickname and given name |
| Sewell | English: | Sea powerful |
| Sil | Latin: | Of the forest |
| Scotty | English: | From Scotland; a Gael. Diminutive of Scott. |
| Stephano | From the Shakespearean plays Merchant of Venice and The Tempest | |
| Seymour | English: | Marshy land near the sea |
| Shamus | Irish: | Supplanter |
| Scot | English: | From Scotland; a Gael. Diminutive of Scott. |
| Skelton | English: | From the estate on the ledge |
| Skipper | English: | Captain |
| Stanislaus | Slavic: | Camp of glory, military glory; a name borne by Slavic kings and Saint Stanislaus, the patron saint of Poland |
| Stefon | English: | Crown; wreath. In the Bible Stephen was the first Christian martyr. |
| Stefano | Italian Origin | |
| Stevie | English Origin | |
| Slater | English: | Roof slater; surname for one who installs slate roofs |
| Sander | German: | Short form of Alexander |
| Serge | French: | An attendant |
| Sergios | Latin: | Attendant |