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Baby Boy Names: She
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| Name |
Origin |
Meaning |
Derivations |
| Shelby |
Old English |
From the estate by the ledge. |
Shelbea, Shelbee, Shelbi, Shelbie |
| Sheldon |
Old English |
From the ledge |
Sheldan, Shelden, Sheldin, Sheldun,
Sheldyn |
| Shelesh |
Hebrew |
Third-born child |
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| Shelley |
English |
From the island of shells |
Shellea, Shelleah, Shellee, Shelleigh,
Shelli, Shellie, Shelly |
| Shelpey |
Old English |
From the sheep meadow |
Shelpea, Shelpeah, Shelpee, Shelpeigh, Shelpi, Shelpie,
Shelpy |
| Shelton |
Old English |
From the shelly beachside town. |
Sheltan, Shelten, Sheltin, Sheltyn
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| Shem |
Hebrew |
Reputation |
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| Shen |
Egyptian, Chinese |
Sacred amulet, worn to protect against
eveil.; Meditation, spirit |
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| Sheng |
Chinese |
Victory |
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| Simon |
Hebrew |
Listening |
Seemeon, Semein, Simanao, Simanas, Simej, Simeon (French),
Simone (Italian/French), Smons, Simonson, Siomon, Siomonn
(Irish), Sim (Scottish), Ssemar (Russian), Symon, Symond,
Symonn, Symonns, Szimon, Szymon (Polish), Zimon, Zymon
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| Simpson |
Hebrew, Old English |
Simon's son. Son of the one who listens |
Simpsan, Simpsen, Simpsin, Simpsyn, Sympsan, Sympsen,
Sympsin, Sympson, Sympsyn |
| Sinbad |
German |
Sparkling prince |
Sinbaldo, Sinibaldo, Synbad, Synbald
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| Sinclaire |
French; Latin |
From St Clair's town; Clear sign. |
Sinclair, Sinclar, Sinclare, Synclair, Synclaire, Synclar,
Synckare, Synclayr |
| Singer |
Old English |
Singer |
Synger |
| Sinjon |
English |
Saint |
Sinjun, Sjohn, Synjon |
| Sinou |
Tongan |
Snow |
Synou |
| Sintram |
Teutonic |
Sparkling raven |
Syntram |
| Sion |
Hebrew |
Highly praised |
Syon |
| Stacey |
Latin |
Prosperous |
Stace, Stacee, Staci, Stacie, Stacy |
| Stephen / Steven |
Greek |
Crowned |
Estaban, Estevan (Spanish), Etienne
(French), Steaphan (Scottish), Steav, Steave, Steaven,
Stefan (German/Danish), Stefano (Italian), Stefin, Stefinn,
Stefyn, Stefynn, Stephan, Stephin, Stephyn, Stenka (Russian),
Stenkia, Stephanus (Swedish), Stephanos, Stephanus, Stepika,
Stepka, Stepko, Stevan, Steve, Steven (Australian / English),
Stevin, Stevon, Stevyn, Tiennot |
| Stephenson |
English |
Stephen's son; son of the crowned one |
Stravropoulos (Greek), Stevenson |
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