Saint
Meaning: Holy person Gender: Male Pronunciation: Saynt Language origin of Saint: Germanic Regional origin of Saint: Northern Europe Languages Saint is most common: English Religions Saint is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: S, Saynt Last letter and sound: T, – Alternative Spelling: Sain, Sainton, Sainte
Salvador
Meaning: Savior Gender: Male Pronunciation: Sal-Vuh-Dor Language origin of Salvador: Germanic Regional origin of Salvador: Northern Europe Languages Salvador is most common: English Religions Salvador is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: S, Sal Last letter and sound: R, vuh Alternative Spelling: Sal, Salvo, Salvatore
Salvatore
Meaning: Savior Gender: Male Pronunciation: Sal-Vuh-Tohr Language origin of Salvatore: Germanic Regional origin of Salvatore: Northern Europe Languages Salvatore is most common: English Religions Salvatore is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: S, Sal Last letter and sound: E, vuh Alternative Spelling: Sal, Salvo, Salvatore
Samir
Meaning: Entertaining companion Gender: Male Pronunciation: Sah-Meer Language origin of Samir: Germanic Regional origin of Samir: Northern Europe Languages Samir is most common: English Religions Samir is most common: Christianity, Islam First letter and sound: S, Sah Last letter and sound: R, meer Alternative Spelling: Sameer, Samir, Sami
Sampson
Meaning: Sun child Gender: Male Pronunciation: Samp-Suhn Language origin of Sampson: Germanic Regional origin of Sampson: Northern Europe Languages Sampson is most common: English Religions Sampson is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: S, Samp Last letter and sound: N, suhn Alternative Spelling: Sampsonson, Sampson, Sampsoner
Samson
Meaning: Like the sun Gender: Male Pronunciation: Sam-Suhn Language origin of Samson: Germanic Regional origin of Samson: Northern Europe Languages Samson is most common: English Religions Samson is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: S, Sam Last letter and sound: N, suhn Alternative Spelling: Sampson, Sam, Sammson
Samuel
Meaning: God has heard Gender: Male Pronunciation: Sam-Yool Language origin of Samuel: Germanic Regional origin of Samuel: Northern Europe Languages Samuel is most common: English Religions Samuel is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: S, Sam Last letter and sound: L, yool Alternative Spelling: Sam, Sammuel, Samer
Sanders
Meaning: Son of Alexander Gender: Male Pronunciation: San-Ders Language origin of Sanders: Germanic Regional origin of Sanders: Northern Europe Languages Sanders is most common: English Religions Sanders is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: S, San Last letter and sound: S, ders Alternative Spelling: Sanderson, Sandson, Sandersonson
Rydell
Meaning: Horseman or clearing Gender: Male Pronunciation: Ry-Dell Language origin of Rydell: Germanic Regional origin of Rydell: Northern Europe Languages Rydell is most common: English Religions Rydell is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: R, Ry Last letter and sound: L, dell Alternative Spelling: Rydel, Ryden, Rydelson
Sandford
Meaning: Sandy ford Gender: Male Pronunciation: San-D-Ford Language origin of Sandford: Germanic Regional origin of Sandford: Northern Europe Languages Sandford is most common: English Religions Sandford is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: S, San Last letter and sound: D, d Alternative Spelling: Sanford, Sandfordson, Sandforson