200+ Unique And Awesome Nicknames That Start With "S"

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Nicknames, endearing and playful monikers, are an intrinsic part of human communication. They often showcase our creativity, affection, or humor towards someone or something.

Those starting with “S” have a special charm and appeal among the many nicknames.

This article will note the fascinating world of 200 nicknames that start with S. Uncovering their diverse origins, meanings, and styles.

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200 Nicknames That Start With “S” + Meaning, Gender & Origin

S.L.		Nickname	Meaning	Gender	Origin
1		Sam	Short form of Samuel, “heard by God”	Unisex	Hebrew
2		Sophie	A variant of Silvia, “from the forest”	Female	Greek
3		Scott	Derived from a Scottish surname, “from Scotland”	Male	Scottish
4		Scarlett	“bright red”	Female	English
5		Sasha	Diminutive of Alexander/Alexandra, “defender of the people”	Unisex	Russian
6		Stella	“star”	Female	Latin
7		Sebastian	“venerable” or “revered”	Male	Greek
8		Samantha	Feminine form of Samuel, “heard by God”	Female	Hebrew
9		Sylvester	“wooded” or “wild”	Male	Latin
10		Sadie	Diminutive of Sarah, “princess”	Female	Hebrew
11		Skyler	“scholar” or “eternal life”	Unisex	Dutch
12		Serena	“calm” or “peaceful”	Female	Latin
13		Solomon	“peaceful”	Male	Hebrew
14		Shannon	“old river”	Unisex	Irish
15		Sydney	“wide island“	Unisex	Old English
16		Selena	“moon”	Female	Greek
17		Sage	“wise one”	Unisex	Latin
18		Sterling	“little star”	Unisex	English
19		Sabrina	Of uncertain origin, possibly “princess”	Female	Celtic
20		Shiloh	“peaceful”	Unisex	Hebrew
21		Sylvia	“Cloud”	Female	Latin
22		Soren	Derived from the Old Norse, “stern” or “severe”	Male	Danish
23		Sienna	“reddish-brown”	Female	Italian
24		Sampson	“sun”	Male	Hebrew
25		Summer	“warm season”	Female	English
26		Sandy	Diminutive of Alexander/Alexandra, “defender of the people”	Unisex	Greek
27		Sage	“wise one”	Unisex	Latin
28		Skye	A variant of Stephen, “crown”	Female	Scottish
29		Stefan	“Princess”	Male	Greek
30		Suri	“Peace”	Female	Hebrew
31		Simon	“he has heard”	Male	Hebrew
32		Starla	“star”	Female	American
33		Salem	A variant of Selena, “moon”	Unisex	Hebrew
34		Selene	A variant of Sophia, “wisdom”	Female	Greek
35		Sheridan	“wild man”	Unisex	Irish
36		Sylvan	“of the forest”	Male	Latin
37		Sonia	A variant of Santino, “little saint”	Female	Greek
38		Saul	“asked for”	Male	Hebrew
39		Sunday	Referring to the day of the week	Female	English
40		Sasha	Diminutive of Alexander/Alexandra, “defender of the people”	Unisex	Russian
41		Storm	“tempest”	Unisex	Old English
42		Selah	“pause” or “meditation”	Female	Hebrew
43		Santino	Variant of Santino, “little saint”	Male	Italian
44		Sierra	“saw”	Female	Spanish
45		Sherlock	“fair-haired”	Male	English
46		Snow	Referring to the frozen precipitation	Unisex	English
47		Sabine	Derived from an ancient tribe’s name	Female	Latin
48		Sol	“sun”	Male	Spanish
49		Samira	“Peace”	Female	Arabic
50		Sylvie	Diminutive of Sylvia, “from the forest”	Female	Latin
51		Sky	Referring to the celestial dome	Unisex	Old Norse
52		Stormy	Referring to stormy weather	Female	English
53		Samir	“companion in evening talk”	Male	Arabic
54		Shay	Diminutive of Shaina, “beautiful”	Unisex	Yiddish
55		Seraphina	Derived from seraphim, “burning ones”	Female
56		Silas	“wooded” or “forest”	Male	Latin
57		Sable	Referring to a type of fur	Unisex	French
58		Sahara	Referring to the desert	Female	Arabic
59		Solange	“solemn” or “dignified”	Female	French
60		Shepherd	Referring to one who tends to sheep	Male	English
61		Silver	Referring to the precious metal	Unisex	English
62		Soren	Derived from the Old Norse, “stern” or “severe”	Male	Danish
63		Serenity	“peaceful”	Female	English
64		Stone	Referring to the solid mineral material	Unisex	English
65		Sable	Referring to a type of fur	Unisex	French
66		Samara	“protected by God”	Female	Hebrew
67		Sylvan	“of the forest”	Male	Latin
68		Sabrina	Of uncertain origin, possibly “princess”	Female	Celtic
69		Sawyer	“woodcutter”	Unisex	English
70		Storm	“tempest”	Unisex	Old English
71		Seraphim	Referring to an angelic being	Unisex	Hebrew
72		Shiloh	“peaceful”	Unisex	Hebrew
73		Salem	“peace”	Unisex	Hebrew
74		Stefano	Variant of Stephen, “crown”	Male	Italian
75		Sable	Referring to a type of fur	Unisex	French
76		Skye	“Peace”	Female	Scottish
77		Selma	“fair” or “blessed”	Female	Germanic
78		Santos	“saints”	Male	Spanish
79		Sakura	Referring to cherry blossoms	Female	Japanese
80		Starling	Referring to a bird	Unisex	English
81		Salem	“peace”	Unisex	Hebrew
82		Sasha	Diminutive of Alexander/Alexandra, “defender of the people”	Unisex	Russian
83		Skylar	“scholar” or “eternal life”	Unisex	Dutch
84		Soleil	“sun”	Female	French
85		Stellan	“calm” or “quiet”	Male	Swedish
86		Shay	Diminutive of Shaina, “beautiful”	Unisex	Yiddish
87		Siena	Referring to the city in Italy	Female	Italian
88		Samson	“sun”	Male	Hebrew
89		Sheldon	“Bright red”	Male	English
90		Silver	Referring to the precious metal	Unisex	English
91		Sunday	Referring to the day of the week	Female	English
92		Solomon	“peaceful”	Male	Hebrew
93		Selah	“pause” or “meditation”	Female	Hebrew
94		Silvia	“from the forest”	Female	Latin
95		Sterling	“little star”	Unisex	English
96		Stormy	Referring to stormy weather	Female	English
97		Samantha	Feminine form of Samuel, “heard by God”	Female	Hebrew
98		Sylvester	“wooded” or “wild”	Male	Latin
99		Sadie	Diminutive of Sarah, “princess”	Female	Hebrew
100		Skylar	“scholar” or “eternal life”	Unisex	Dutch
101		Sable	Referring to a type of fur	Unisex	French
102		Solomon	“peaceful”	Male	Hebrew
103		Sienna	“reddish-brown”	Female	Italian
104		Samara	“protected by God”	Female	Hebrew
105		Soren	Derived from the Old Norse, “stern” or “severe”	Male	Danish
106		Serena	“calm” or “peaceful”	Female	Latin
107		Savannah	Referring to the African grasslands	Female	English
108		Stefan	Variant of Stephen, “crown”	Male	Greek
109		Samir	“companion in evening talk”	Male	Arabic
110		Scarlett	“Peace”	Female	English
111	Sasha		Diminutive of Alexander/Alexandra, “defender of the people”	Unisex	Russian
112	Silas		“wooded” or “forest”	Male	Latin
113	Sierra		“saw”	Female	Spanish
114	Solange		“solemn” or “dignified”	Female	French
115	Skyler		“scholar” or “eternal life”	Unisex	Dutch
116	Sawyer		“woodcutter”	Unisex	English
117	Seraphim		Referring to an angelic being	Unisex	Hebrew
118	Sage		“wise one”	Unisex	Latin
119	Sterling		“little star”	Unisex	English
120	Salem		“Cloud”	Unisex	Hebrew
121	Sunday		Referring to the day of the week	Female	English
122	Storm		“tempest”	Unisex	Old English
123	Sylvie		Diminutive of Sylvia, “from the forest”	Female	Latin
124	Solomon		“peaceful”	Male	Hebrew
125	Samson		“sun”	Male	Hebrew
126	Shiloh		“peaceful”	Unisex	Hebrew
127	Sable		Referring to a type of fur	Unisex	French
128	Sabrina		Of uncertain origin, possibly “princess”	Female	Celtic
129	Skylar		“scholar” or “eternal life”	Unisex	Dutch
130	Sylvan		“of the forest”	Male	Latin
131	Stormy		Referring to stormy weather	Female	English
132	Samara		“protected by God”	Female	Hebrew
133	Santos		“saints”	Male	Spanish
134	Sapphire		Referring to the precious gemstone	Unisex	Greek
135	Skye		“Peace”	Female	Scottish
136	Sahara		Referring to the desert	Female	Arabic
137	Silver		Referring to the precious metal	Unisex	English
138	Solomon		“peaceful”	Male	Hebrew
139	Savannah		Referring to the African grasslands	Female	English
140	Sabine		Derived from an ancient tribe’s name	Female	Latin
141	Sylvia		“from the forest”	Female	Latin
142	Sage		“wise one”	Unisex	Latin
143	Salem		“Peace”	Unisex	Hebrew
144	Sawyer		“woodcutter”	Unisex	English
145	Stone		Referring to the solid mineral material	Unisex	English
146	Sunday		Referring to the day of the week	Female	English
147	Samantha		Feminine form of Samuel, “heard by God”	Female	Hebrew
148	Sterling		“little star”	Unisex	English
149	Solange		“solemn” or “dignified”	Female	French
150	Sienna		“reddish-brown”	Female	Italian
151	Stellan		“calm” or “quiet”	Male	Swedish
152	Sabrina		Of uncertain origin, possibly “princess”	Female	Celtic
153	Skyler		“scholar” or “eternal life”	Unisex	Dutch
154	Selene		Variant of Selena, “moon”	Female	Greek
155	Sachi		“blessed child”	Female	Japanese
156	Salem		“Bright red”	Unisex	Hebrew
157	Samir		“companion in evening talk”	Male	Arabic
158	Scarlett		“Cloud”	Female	English
159	Selma		“fair” or “blessed”	Female	Germanic
160	Silas		“wooded” or “forest”	Male	Latin
161	Samantha		Feminine form of Samuel, “heard by God”	Female	Hebrew
162	Solomon		“peaceful”	Male	Hebrew
163	Shiloh		“peaceful”	Unisex	Hebrew
164	Sage		“wise one”	Unisex	Latin
165	Skye		“Bright red”	Female	Scottish
166	Sasha		Diminutive of Alexander/Alexandra, “def
167	Sebastian		“venerable” or “revered”	Male	Greek
168	Samantha		Feminine form of Samuel, “heard by God”	Female	Hebrew
169	Sophia		“wisdom”	Female	Greek
170	Sawyer		“woodcutter”	Unisex	English
171	Savannah		Referring to the African grasslands	Female	English
172	Skyler		“scholar” or “eternal life”	Unisex	Dutch
173	Sage		“wise one”	Unisex	Latin
174	Stella		“star”	Female	Latin
175	Solomon		“peaceful”	Male	Hebrew
176	Scarlett		“Cloud”	Female	English
177	Samson		“sun”	Male	Hebrew
178	Sasha		Diminutive of Alexander/Alexandra, “defender of the people”	Unisex	Russian
179	Sylvie		Diminutive of Sylvia, “from the forest”	Female	Latin
180	Sienna		“reddish-brown”	Female	Italian
181	Santos		“saints”	Male	Spanish
182	Sage		“wise one”	Unisex	Latin
183	Skye		“Princess”	Female	Scottish
184	Solange		“solemn” or “dignified”	Female	French
185	Storm		“tempest”	Unisex	Old English
186	Sabrina		Of uncertain origin, possibly “princess”	Female	Celtic
187	Stefan		Variant of Stephen, “crown”	Male	Greek
188	Sylvan		“of the forest”	Male	Latin
189	Starla		“star”	Female	American
190	Soleil		“sun”	Female	French
191	Sampson		“sun”	Male	Hebrew
192	Suri		“princess”	Female	Hebrew
193	Sydney		“wide island”	Unisex	Old English
194	Samira		“companion in evening talk”	Female	Arabic
195	Sven		Derived from Old Norse, “young man”	Male	Swedish
196	Sybil		Derived from the Greek word for “prophetess”	Female	Greek
197	Saxon		Referring to the Germanic tribe	Male	English
198	Shannon		“old river”	Unisex	Irish
199	Sylvia		“from the forest”	Female	Latin
200	Stone		Referring to the solid mineral material	Unisex	English