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Name |
Origin |
Sex |
Meaning |
| 501. | Sayid | Muslim |  | Master. |
| 502. | Sayre | Welsh | | Carpenter. |
| 503. | Sayres | Welsh | | Carpenter. |
| 504. | Sayyam | Muslim |  | Fasting. |
| 505. | Sayyawm | Muslim | | Variant of Sayyam: Fasting. |
| 506. | Sayyid | Arabic | | Master. |
| 507. | Sayyid | Muslim | | Variant of Sayid: Master. |
| 508. | SBtinka | Native American | | Magical dancer. |
| 509. | Scadwiella | English | | From the shed spring. |
| 510. | Scaffeld | English | | From the crooked field. |
| 511. | Scales | Shakespearean | | 'Henry VI, Part 2' Lord Scales. |
| 512. | Scand | Anglo-Saxon | | Disgrace. |
| 513. | Scandleah | English | | From the loud meadow. |
| 514. | Scandy | English | | Boisterous. |
| 515. | Scanlan | Irish | | Scandal. |
| 516. | Scanlon | Irish | | Scandal. |
| 517. | Scannalan | Irish | | Scandal. |
| 518. | Scarlet | English | | Red. |
| 519. | Scarlett | English | | Red. One who wears or sells scarlet cloth. Famous Bearers: Margaret Mitchell's heroine (Scarlett O'Hara) in 'Gone With the Wind'. |
| 520. | Scarus | Shakespearean | | 'Antony and Cleopatra'. Friend to Mark Antony. |
| 521. | Scead | Anglo-Saxon | | Shade. |
| 522. | Sceadu | Anglo-Saxon | | Shade. |
| 523. | Sceapleigh | English | | From the sheep meadow. |
| 524. | Sceley | English | | From the happy meadow. |
| 525. | Scelflesh | English | | From the edge meadow. |
| 526. | Scelftun | English | | From the ledge farm. |
| 527. | Sceotend | Anglo-Saxon | | Archer. |
| 528. | Sceva | Biblical | | Disposed, prepared. |
| 529. | Sceva | Biblical | | Disposed, prepared. |
| 530. | Schaaph | Biblical | | Fleeing, thinking. |
| 531. | Schaaph | Biblical | | Fleeing, thinking. |
| 532. | Schaddoc | English | | Shad fish. |
| 533. | Schaeffer | German | | Steward. |
| 534. | Schaffer | German | | Steward. |
| 535. | Schlomit | Hebrew | | Tranquil. |
| 536. | Schmaiah | Hebrew | | God hears. |
| 537. | Schmuel | Hebrew | | Asked of God. |
| 538. | Scholastica | Latin | | Scholar. |
| 539. | Schuyler | Dutch | | Shelter; Scholar. |
| 540. | Schylar | Dutch | | Scholar. |
| 541. | Schyler | Dutch | | Sheltering. |
| 542. | Schyler | Dutch | | Scholar. |
| 543. | SciIti | Celtic | | Legendary messenger of Arthur. |
| 544. | Scirloc | English | | Blond. |
| 545. | Scirwode | English | | From the bright forest. |
| 546. | ScIymgeour | Scottish | | Fighter. |
| 547. | Scolaighe | Irish | | Herald. |
| 548. | Scot | English | | From Scotland; a Gael. Diminutive of Scott. |
| 549. | Scot | Scottish | | Wanderer. |
| 550. | Scota | Irish | | Scotland. |
| 551. | Scota | Latin | | From Ireland. |
| 552. | Scott | English | | From Scotland; a Gael. Surname. |
| 553. | Scott | Scottish | | Scottish; wanderer. |
| 554. | Scottas | English | | From Scotland. |
| 555. | Scottie | English | | From Scotland; a Gael. Diminutive of Scott. |
| 556. | Scottie | Scottish | | From Scotland; a Gael. Diminutive of Scott. |
| 557. | Scotty | English | | From Scotland; a Gael. Diminutive of Scott. |
| 558. | Scotty | Scottish | | From Scotland; a Gael. Diminutive of Scott. |
| 559. | Scowyrhta | Anglo-Saxon | | Shoemaker. |
| 560. | Scroop | Shakespearean | | 'King Richard The Second' Sir Stephen Scroop. |
| 561. | Scrydan | Anglo-Saxon | | Clothes. |
| 562. | Scully | Gaelic | | Town crier. |
| 563. | Scully | Irish | | Herald. |
| 564. | Scur | Anglo-Saxon | | Storm. |
| 565. | Scylla | Greek | | A sea monster. |
| 566. | Seabert | English | | Glory at sea. |
| 567. | Seabright | English | | Glory at sea. |
| 568. | Seabroc | English | | From the brook by the sea. |
| 569. | Seabrook | English | | From the brook by the sea. |
| 570. | Seaburt | English | | Glory at sea. |
| 571. | Seadon | English | | From the hill by the sea. |
| 572. | Seafra | Irish | | Peace from God. |
| 573. | Seafraid | Irish | | Peace from God. |
| 574. | Seager | English | | Seaman. |
| 575. | Seaghda | Irish | | Majestic. |
| 576. | Sea'iqa | Muslim | | Thunderbolt. Lightning. |
| 577. | Sealey | English | | From the happy meadow. |
| 578. | Seamere | Anglo-Saxon | | Tailor. |
| 579. | Seamus | English | | Variant of James: Supplant. Replace. Variant of Jacob derived from the latin Jacomus. |
| 580. | Seamus | Gaelic | | Form of James. Supplanter. |
| 581. | Seamus | Irish | | Variant of Shamus (Irish variant of James: supplanter). |
| 582. | Sean | Irish | | Irish variant of John: God is gracious; gift from God. |
| 583. | Seana | Gaelic | | Gift from God. |
| 584. | Seana | Irish | | Present. |
| 585. | Seanachan | Irish | | Wise one. |
| 586. | Seanan | Hebrew | | Gift from God. |
| 587. | Seanan | Irish | | Little old wise one. |
| 588. | Seanlaoch | Irish | | Old hero. |
| 589. | Searbhreathach | Irish | | Judicious. |
| 590. | Searlait | French | | Tiny and womanly. |
| 591. | Searlait | Irish | | Feminine form of Charles: mannish, manly. |
| 592. | Searlas | French | | Manly. |
| 593. | Searle | French | | Manly. |
| 594. | Searle | Teutonic | | Armed. |
| 595. | Searlus | French | | Manly. |
| 596. | Season | Latin | | Fertile. |
| 597. | Seaton | Anglo-Saxon | | From Sai's estate. |
| 598. | Seaton | English | | From the farm by the sea. |
| 599. | Seaver | Anglo-Saxon | | Fierce stronghold. |
| 600. | Seaward | English | | Sea guardian. |
