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Sysco
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Sysco originates from "Systems and Company," focusing on food distribution. |
American |
Either |
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Syre
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Syre means "lord" or "master"; originates from Old French. |
Arabic, Biblical, English |
Either |
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Syesha
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Syesha: Derived from Arabic, meaning "to be happy" or "joyful." |
American, Arabic, Biblical, English, Indian |
Female |
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Sylvyette
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Sylvyette means "little forest" and originates from French roots. |
French, Latin |
Female |
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Sy’rai
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Sy'rai means "gift" in Arabic; origin linked to divine blessings. |
Amharic, Arabic, Biblical |
Female |
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Sydni
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Sydni: modern variation of Sydney, meaning "wide island" in English. |
American, English |
Female |
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Syeeda
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Syeeda means "leader" in Arabic; derived from "Sayyidah" for women. |
Amharic, Arabic, Ethiopian |
Female |
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Syafi’i
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Syafi'i means "intercessor" in Arabic; originates from Islamic jurisprudence. |
Arabic, Islamic |
Male |
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Swaym
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Swaym means "self-existent"; originates from Sanskrit, symbolizing independence. |
Native American |
Either |
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Sven-Bertil
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Sven-Bertil: Scandinavian name meaning "young warrior" with noble origins. |
Scandinavian, Swedish |
Male |
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Suyin
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Suyin means "pure" in Chinese; it originates from Mandarin. |
Chinese |
Female |
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Supreme
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Supreme means highest authority; originates from Latin "supremus" meaning highest. |
English, Latin |
Either |
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Sumayah
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Sumayah means "high above" in Arabic; it has Islamic roots. |
Arabic, Islamic |
Female |
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Sundance
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Sundance: Native American origin, meaning "to dance in the sun." |
Native American |
Either |
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Sumaya
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Sumaya means "high above" in Arabic; it has Islamic origins. |
Amharic, Arabic, Ethiopian |
Female |
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Strack
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Strack originates from German, meaning "to strike" or "to hit." |
Anglo-Saxon, German |
Either |
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Sulaiman
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Sulaiman means "peaceful"; derived from Hebrew Solomon, signifying wisdom. |
Arabic, Aramaic, Biblical, Islamic |
Male |
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Stevens
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Stevens means "son of Stephen," derived from Greek origin. |
Anglo-Saxon, English, Old English |
Either |
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Stepson’s
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Stepson's refers to a male child of one's partner. |
Biblical, English |
Either |
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Stephany
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Stephany means "crown" and originates from the Greek name Stephanos. |
English, Greek, Latin |
Female |
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Stephenie
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Stephenie means "crown" and originates from the Greek name Stephanos. |
Biblical, English, Greek |
Female |
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Stéphanie
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Stéphanie means "crown" in Greek; derived from "Stephanos." |
French, Greek |
Female |
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Stenton
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Stenton: English surname meaning "stone town" or "stony place." |
English, Old English |
Either |
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Stelen
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Stelen means "calm" in Greek; derived from the name Stélos. |
English, Greek, Latin |
Either |
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Stellina
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Stellina means "little star" in Italian, derived from "stella." |
Italian, Latin |
Female |
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Steely
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Steely means strong; originates from Old English "stele," meaning steel. |
English, Old English |
Either |
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Stefany
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Stefany means "crown" and originates from the Greek name Stephanos. |
English, Greek, Latin |
Female |
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Statten
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Statten originates from German, meaning "to establish" or "settle." |
English, Germanic |
Either |
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Staz
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Staz: A modern name, possibly derived from "Stas," meaning "standing." |
American, English |
Either |
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Sophocles
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Sophocles means "brilliant" in Greek; he was a famous playwright. |
Ancient Greek |
Male |
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