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and perceptive woman

Savy, Savvi, Savvie, Savvey, Savee, Savvee, Savvea, Savea

Sayyida (Arabic) A mistress

Sayyidah, Sayida, Sayyda, Seyyada, Seyyida, Seyada, Seyida

Scarlett (English) Vibrant red color; a vivacious woman

Scarlet, Scarlette, Skarlet

Scota (Irish) Woman of Scotland

Scotta, Scotah, Skota, Skotta, Skotah

Sea’iqa (Arabic) Thunder and lightning

Seaqa, Seaqua

Season (Latin) A fertile woman; one who embraces change

Seazon, Seeson, Seezon, Seizon, Seasen, Seasan, Seizen, Seizan

Sebille (English) In Arthurian legend, a fairy

Sebylle, Sebill, Sebile, Sebyle, Sebyl

Secunda (Latin) The second-born child

Secundah, Secuba, Secundus, Segunda, Sekunda

Seda (Armenian) Voices of the forest

Sedda, Sedah, Seddah

Sedona (American) Woman from a city in Arizona

Sedonah, Sedonna, Sedonnah, Sedonia, Sedonea

Seema (Greek) A symbol; a sign

Seyma, Syma, Seama, Seima, Siema

Sefarina (Greek) Of a gentle wind

Sefarinah, Sefareena, Sefareenah, Sefaryna, Sefarynah, Sefareana, Sefareanah

Seiko (Japanese) The force of truth

Selene (Greek) Of the moon

Sela, Selena, Selina, Celina, Zalina

Sema (Arabic) A divine omen; a known symbol

Semah

Senalda (Spanish) A sign; a symbol

Senaldah, Senaldia, Senaldiya, Senaldea, Senaldya

September (American) Born in the month of September

Septimber, Septymber, Septemberia, Septemberea

Sequoia (Native American) Of the giant redwood tree

Sekwoya, Lequoia

Serafina (Latin) A seraph; a heavenly winged angel

Serafinah, Serafine, Seraphina, Serefina, Seraphine, Sera

Serena (Latin) Having a peaceful disposition

Serenah, Serene, Sereena, Seryna, Serenity, Serenitie, Serenitee, Serepta, Cerina, Xerena

Serendipity (American) A fateful meeting; having good fortune

Serendipitey, Serendipitee, Serendipiti, Serendipitie, Serendypyty

*Serenity (Latin) peaceful

Sevati (Indian) Resembling the white rose

Sevatie, Sevatti, Sevate, Sevatee, Sevatea, Sevaty, Sevatey, Sevti

Shabana (Arabic) A maiden belonging to the night

Shabanah, Shabanna, Shabaana, Shabanne, Shabane

Shabnan (Persian) A falling raindrop

Shabnane, Shabnann, Shabnanne

Shadha (Arabic) An aromatic fragrance

Shadhah

Shafiqa (Arabic) A compassionate woman

Shafiqah, Shafiqua, Shafeeqa, Shafeequa

Shai (Gaelic) A gift of God

Shay, Shae, Shayla, Shea, Shaye

Sha’ista (Arabic) One who is polite and well-behaved

Shaistah, Shaista, Shaa’ista, Shayista, Shaysta

Shakila (Arabic) Feminine form of Shakil; beautiful one

Shakilah, Shakela, Shakeela, Shakeyla, Shakyla, Shakeila, Shakiela, Shakina

Shakira (Arabic) Feminine form of Shakir; grateful; thankful

Shakirah, Shakiera, Shaakira, Shakeira, Shakyra, Shakeyra, Shakura, Shakirra

Shakti (Indian) A divine woman; having power

Shaktie, Shakty, Shaktey, Shaktee, Shaktye, Shaktea

Shaliqa (Arabic) One who is sisterly

Shaliqah, Shaliqua, Shaleeqa, Shaleequa, Shalyqa, Shalyqua

Shamima (Arabic) A woman full of flavor

Shamimah, Shameema, Shamiema, Shameima, Shamyma, Shameama

Shandy (English) One who is rambunctious; boisterous

Shandey, Shandee, Shandi, Shandie, Shandye, Shandea

Shani (African) A marvelous woman

Shanie, Shany, Shaney, Shanee, Shanni, Shanea, Shannie, Shanny

Shanley (Gaelic) Small and ancient woman

Shanleigh, Shanlee, Shanly, Shanli, Shanlie, Shanlea

Shannon (Gaelic) Having ancient wisdom; river name

Shanon, Shannen, Shannan, Shannin, Shanna, Shannae, Shannun, Shannyn

Shaquana (American) Truth in life

Shaqana, Shaquanah, Shaquanna, Shaqanna, Shaqania

Sharifah (Arabic) Feminine form of Sharif; noble; respected; virtuous

Sharifa, Shareefa, Sharufa, Sharufah, Sharyfa, Sharefa, Shareafa, Shariefa

Sharik (African) One who is a child of God

Shareek, Shareake, Sharicke, Sharick, Sharike, Shareak, Sharique, Sharyk

Sharikah (Arabic) One who is a good companion

Sharika, Shareeka, Sharyka, Shareka, Shariqua, Shareaka

Sharlene (French) Feminine form of Charles; petite and womanly

Sharleene, Sharleen, Sharla, Sharlyne, Sharline, Sharlyn, Sharlean, Sharleane

Sharon (Hebrew) From the plains; a flowering shrub

Sharron, Sharone, Sharona, Shari, Sharis, Sharne,

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