Wednesday, 10 July 2013
Boy Baby Names " S "
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| Sachet (consciousness) | Sachetan (animated) |
| Sacchidananda (total bliss) | Sachin (Lord Indra) |
| Sachit (consciousness) | Sandananda (eternal bliss) |
| Sadashiva (eternally pure) | Sadeepan (lighted up) |
| Sadiq (kingly) | Saeed (priestly) |
| Sagar (ocean) | Sagun (possessed of qualities) |
| Sahaj (natural) | Sahas (bravery) |
| Sahdev (one of the Pandava princes) | Sahib (the lord) |
| Sahil (guide) | Sainath (Saibaba) |
| Saipraasad (blessing) | Saipratap (blessing of Saibaba) |
| Sajal (moist) | Sajan (beloved) |
| Saket (Llrd Krishna) | Salarjung (beautiful) |
| Salarjung (beautiful) | Saleem (healthy) |
| Saleem (healthy) | Salil (water) |
| Salim (happy; peaceful) | Salaman (high) |
| Samar (war) | Samarendra (Lord Vishnu) |
| Samarendu (Lord Vishnu) | Samarjit (Lord Vishnu) |
| Samarth (powerful) | Sambaran (restraint; name of an ancient king) |
| Sambhav (born; mainfested) | Sambit (consciousness) |
| Sambhddha (wise) | Samendra (winner of war) |
| Sameen (valuable) | Sameer (breeze) |
| Samir (breeze) | Samiran (breeze) |
| Samiran (breeze) | Sampat (prosperous) |
| Samudra (ocean) | Samudragupta (a famous Gupta king) |
| Samudrasen (lord of the ocean) | Samyak (enough) |
| Sanabhi (related) | Sanam (beloved) |
| Sanat (Lord Brahma) | Sanatan (eternal) |
| Sanchay (collection) | Sanchit (collected) |
| Sandeepen (a sage) | Sanjay (Bhritarashtra's charioteer) |
| Sanjiv (love; life) | Sanjivan (immortality) |
| Sankalpa (resolve) | Sankarshan (a name of Balaram, brother of Lord Krishna) |
| Sanket (signal) | Sanobar (palm tree) |
| Santosh (contentment) | Sanwariya (Lord Krishna) |
| Sanyog (conincidence) | Sapan (dream) |
| Saquib (bright) | Saral (straight) |
| Saras (a bird; lake) | Sarasija (lotus) |
| Sarat (a sage) | Sarbajit (one who has conquered everything) |
| Sarfaraz (head held high) | Saroj (lotus) |
| Sartaj (crown) | Sarthak (well done) |
| Sarup (beautiful) | Sarvadaman (son of Shakuntala-Bharat) |
| Sarvesh (lord of all) | Sarwar (promotion) |
| Sashreek (prosperous) | Satindra (Lord Vishnu) |
| Satish (voctorious) | Satrijit (father of Satyabhama, wife of Lord Krishna) |
| Satyajit (wedded to truth) | Satyakam (son of Jabala in the Mahabharata) |
| Satyaki (charioteer of Krishna) | Satvamohan (truthful) |
| Satyanarayan (Lord Krishna) | Satyankar (true; good) |
| Satyaprakash (light of truth) | Satyapriya (devoted to truth) |
| Satyasheel (truthful) | Satyavan (husband of Savitri; true) |
| Satyavrata (dedicated to truth) | Satyendra (lord of truth) |
| Savar (Lord Shiva) | Savitendra (the sun) |
| Sawan (a Hindu month) | Sayam (evening) |
| Sayed (leader) | Seemanta (parting line of hair) |
| Sevak (servant) | Shaan (pride) |
| Shachin(dra)-(Lord Indra) | Shadab (fresh) |
| Shaheen (tender) | Shahid (patriot) |
| Shailendra (king of mountains) | Shattesh (king of mountains) |
| Shaistakhan (polite) | Shakib (patience) |
| Shaktidhar (Lord Shiva) | Shakyasinha (Lord Buddha) |
| Shambhu (Lord Shiva) | Shameek (an ancient sage) |
| Shami (fire) | Shamindra (quiet; gentle) |
| Shams (fragrance) | Shamshu, Shamshad (beautiful) |
| Shandar (proud) | Shankar (Lord Shiva) |
| Shankha (conch) | Shanmukha, Shanmuga (Kartikeya, first son of Lord Shiva) |
| Shantanu (a king from the qpic Mahabharata) | Shantashil (gentle) |
| Shantimay (peaceful) | Shantinath (lord of peace) |
| Shantiprakash (light of peace) | Shantipriya (peace-loving) |
| Sharad, Sarat (autumn) | Sharadchandra (autumn moon) |
| Sharadindu (autumn moon) | Sharan (shelter) |
| Sharang (deer) | Shardul (tiger) |
| Shariq (intelligent) | Shashanka (the moon) |
| Shashibhushan (Lord Shiva) | Shashidhar (the moon) |
| Shashikiran (moon's rays) | Shashimohan (the moon) |
| Shashishekhar (Lord Shiva) | Shatrunjay (victorious) |
| Shatrughna, Shatrughan (victorious) | Shatrujit (victorious over enemies) |
| Shaukat (grand) | Shaunak (a great sage) |
| Sheetal (cool) | Shekhar (Lord Shiva) |
| Shesh (cosmic serpent) | Shirshirchandra (winter moon) |
| Shevantilal (a crysanthemum) | Shikha (flame) |
| Shikhar (peak) | Shirish (a flower; raintree) |
| Shiromani (superb jewel) | Shishir (winter) |
| Shishirkumar (the moon) | Shishupal (sone of Subhadra) |
| Shiv (Lord Shiva) | Shivendra (Lord Shiva) |
| Shivendu (pure moon) | Shivesh (Lord Shiva) |
| Shivlal (Lord Shiva) | Shivraj (Lord Shiva) |
| Shivshankar (Lord Shiva) | Shobhan (splendid) |
| Shoorsen (brave) | Shravan (name of a Hindu month) |
| Shravankumar (a character from the epic Ramayana) | Shrenik (organised) |
| Shreshta (the best) | Shreyas (good) |
| Shridhar (Lord Vishnu) | Shrigopal (Lord Krishna) |
| Shrihari (Lord Krishna) | Shrikanta (beautiful) |
| Shrikrishna (Lord Krishna) | Shrikumar (beautiful) |
| Shrinath (Lord Vishnu) | Shrinivas (Lord Vishnu) |
| Shripad (Lord Vishnu) | Shripal (Lord Vishnu) |
| Shripati (Lord Vishnu) | Shriram (Lord Rama) |
| Shriranga (Lord Vishnu) | Shrish (Lord Vishnu) |
| Shrivatsa (Lord Vishnu) | Shriyans (wealth) |
| Shubha (auspicious) | Shubhang (handsome) |
| Shubhankar (auspivious) | Shubhashis (blessing) |
| Shubhendu (luckly moon) | Shubhranshu (the moon) |
| Shuddhashil (well-born) | Shyam (Lord Krishna) |
| Shyamsundar (Lord Krishna) | Siddhanta (principle) |
| Siddhartha (a name of Lord Buddha) | Siddheshwar (a goddess) |
| Siraj (lamp) | Sitakanta (Lord Rama) |
| Sitanshu (the moon) | Sitikantha (Lord Shiva) |
| Sivanta (Lord Shiva) | Smaran (remembrance) |
| Smarajit (one who has conquered lust) | Smritiman (unforgettable) |
| Snehanshn (affectionate) | Snehin (a friend) |
| Sohail (moon-glow) | Soham ('Iam He'-the presence of divinity of each soul) |
| Sohan (charm) | Sohil (beautiful) |
| Som (the moon) | Somendra (moon) |
| Somansh (half moon) | Someshwar (Lord Shiva) |
| Somnath (Lord Shiva) | Sopan (steps) |
| Soumil (a friend) | Soumyakanti (handsome) |
| Sourabh (fragrance) | Souren(dra)-(of the sun) |
| Sourish (Lord Vishnu) | Srijan (creation) |
| Sual (asked for) | Subal (a friend of Lord Krishna) |
| Subash (fragrance) | Subbarao (auspicious) |
| Subhadra (source of Lord Krishna, wife of Arjuna) | Subhan (aware) |
| Subhash (well-spoken) | Subinay (humble) |
| Subrata (devoted to what is right) | Sudama (Lord Krishna's friend) |
| Sudarshan (handsome) | Sudeep (bright) |
| Sudesh (country) | Sudhakar (the moon) |
| Sudhamay (full of nectar) | Sudhanshu (the moon) |
| Sudhi (scholar) | Sudhindra (lord of knowledge) |
| Sudhir (great scholar;calm) | Sugata (a name of the Buddha) |
| Sugreev (man with a beautiful neck) | Suhail (moon-glow) |
| Suhas (smiling beautifully) | Suhrid (well-disposed) |
| Suhrit (well-disposed) | Sujan (honest) |
| Sujay (victory) | Sujash (illustrious) |
| Sujit (winner) | Sukant, Sukanta (handsome) |
| Sukesh (with beautiful) | Suketu (a Yaksha king) |
| Sukhamay (pleasurable) | Sukhdev (giver of bliss) |
| Sukrit (good deed) | Sukumar (soft; meritorious) |
| Sulekh (beautifully written) | Sulochan (one with beautiful eyes) |
| Sultan (king) | Suman (flower) |
| Sumant (wise) | Sumanta (wise) |
| Sumantra (friend of King Dasarath) | Sumedh (clever) |
| Sumeet, Sumit (a good friend) | Sumitra (good friend) |
| Sunanda (very pleasing) | Sunasi (Lord Indra) |
| Sundar (handsome) | Suneet (of good principles; prudent) |
| Sunil (blue; sapphire) | Sunirmal (pure) |
| Suparna (leafy) | Suprakash (manifested) |
| Supratik (cupid) | Supratim (beautiful image) |
| Supriya (beloved) | Sur (a musical note) |
| Suraj (the sun) | Surajit (god) |
| Suranjan (pleasing) | Suren (Lord Indra) |
| Suresh (Lord Indra) | Surdeep (lamp of music) |
| Surya (the sun) | Suryabhan (the sun) |
| Suryakanta (a jewel) | Suryashankar (Lord Shiva) |
| Sushanta (quiet) | Sushil (well-behaved) |
| Sushobhan (very beautiful) | Sushrut (well- heard) |
| Sushruta (son of sage Viswamitra) | Sutej (lustre) |
| Suvan (the sun) | Suvimal (pure) |
| Suyash (illustrious) | Swami (master) |
| Swaminath (the Lord Almighty) | Swapan (dream) |
| Swapnil (dreamlike) | Swarup (truth) |
| Swayambhu (Lord Shiva) | Swetaketu (an ancient sage) |
| Syamantak (a jewel of Lord Vishnu) |
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