A streak of the moon, the crescent
Girl names starting with S Sasirekha–Shloka
Girl names starting with S from Sasirekha to Shloka: 100 of 398 names, page 2 of 4.
100 of 398 names
"Smiling"; Sanskrit sasmitā
The goddess Sati; Sanskrit satī, "virtuous, true"
"Pure, virtuous"; Sanskrit sāttvika
"Truthful"; one who holds firmly to truth
Of true radiance; Satyabhama, a wife of Krishna
Truthful; Satyavati, mother of Vyasa
"Lightning"; Sanskrit saudāmanī
"Gentle" or "calm"; literally "of Soma, moon-like"
"Grassy plain"; from Taino zabana, via Spanish
"The sun"; Sanskrit savitā, the life-giving sun
The Gāyatrī verse and the devoted Savitri; Sanskrit sāvitrī
A Marathi name for a white jasmine flower
"Of the evening, dusk"; Sanskrit sāyantanī
"Of the evening"; from Sanskrit sāyantana
"Scarlet", a bright red; made famous by Scarlett O'Hara
"A Scot"; a pet form of Scott
"Boundary, limit"
"Woman"; Sanskrit sīmantinī, "one with parted hair"
"Character, inner nature"; often "inner beauty"; Urdu sīrat
"Love of inner peace"; sehaj, spiritual poise, with preet, love
Popularly "pure river water"; origin uncertain
"Moon" in popular use; origin uncertain (Greek Selene or Latin Celina)
"Prosperous lady"; also a name of Lakshmi
Red lotus
"Serene, calm", from Latin serenus, "clear, fair"
"Calm, peace"; from Latin serenitas
Setu, Rāma's bridge, with Lakṣmī, goddess of fortune
Chrysanthemum
Of the night; nightly
"Dew"
"Blossomed, blooming"; also "cheerful"; Persian shigufta
"A good omen"; Hindi shagun, from Sanskrit śakuna
Royal, splendid; befitting a king
A royal white falcon
"Witness"; feminine of Arabic shāhid
"Pride of the king" in popular use; Persian shah-nāz, a musical mode
"Of the mountain"; Sanskrit śaila, "rock, mountain"
"Daughter of the mountain"; Sanskrit śailajā, a name of Durgā
"Style, manner"; Sanskrit śailī
"Well-mannered, refined"; Persian shāyista
"Belonging to Shiva"; Sanskrit śaivī
"Well-formed, beautiful"; feminine of Arabic shakīl
"Grateful, thankful"; feminine of Arabic shākir
"Power, divine energy"; Sanskrit śakti
"Protected by birds"; Sanskrit śakuntalā, from śakunta, "bird"
"A slender rod or shoot"; Sanskrit śalākā
"Modest" in popular use; Sanskrit śālinī, "possessing, distinguished"
"Silk-cotton tree"; Sanskrit śālmalī
"Peace, well-being", from Hebrew shalom
"Candle, lamp"; Arabic shamʿ
"Of Shiva"; a name of the goddess Durga or Parvati
"Fragrance, scent"; Arabic shamīm
"Calm, peaceful"; Sanskrit śamita, "calmed, appeased"
"Lightning"; Sanskrit śampā
"First ray of the sun" in popular use; no dictionary source found
"Pārvatī, Śiva's consort"; Sanskrit śaṃkarī
Dear to Shanmukha (Murugan); also a raga
"Calm, tranquil"; Sanskrit śāntā
"Peaceful" in popular use; name of a Hoysala queen
"Peace"; Sanskrit śānti
A modern name with no dictionary entry; meanings vary
A name of Saraswati; Sanskrit śāradā, "of autumn"
"Love of God's refuge"; sharan, sanctuary, with preet, love
"Noble, honourable"; feminine of Arabic sharīf
"Modest, shy"; from Persian sharm, "modesty"
Joy and protection; from Sanskrit śarman
"Most fortunate"; Sanskrit śarmiṣṭhā
"A plain", from Hebrew Sharon; known from "the rose of Sharon"
Wife of Śarva (Shiva), a name of Pārvatī
"The starry night"; Sanskrit śarvarī
A modern name linked to Śarva (Śiva); popularly "Pārvatī"
"A digit of the moon"; Sanskrit śaśikalā
"Eternal"; Sanskrit śāśvatī
"A century, a hundred years"; Sanskrit śatābdī
"Hundred-eyed"; Sanskrit śatākṣī, a name of Durgā
"She of a hundred forms"; Sanskrit śatarūpā
Usually given as "rare, unique"; origin uncertain
"Promise, oath" in popular use; the biblical land of Sheba
"Good character, virtue"; Sanskrit śīla
"Cool, calm"; Sanskrit śītala
"Night jasmine"; Sanskrit śephālī
Woman with blue-grey dark eyes; Arabic shahlāʾ
The champak flower
The chrysanthemum flower
"Healing, cure"
A flame; a crest, a peak
Art, craft; a work of art
"Artist"; Sanskrit śilpin, "skilled in art"
The holy river of Ujjain; Sanskrit siprā
"Sweet, gracious"; Persian shīrīn
A modern name, popularly "beloved of Śiva"; no dictionary entry
"Part of Shiva"; Sanskrit śiva + aṅga, "limb, body"
Wife of Shiva; a name of Parvati
"A part of Śiva"; Sanskrit śiva + aṃśa
A modern name, popularly "of Shiva"; no dictionary entry
"Beloved of Śiva"; a name of the goddess Durgā
"Delighting Śiva"; the name of a rāga
"Belongs to Shiva" in popular use; Sanskrit śivikā, "palanquin"
"Verse, hymn of praise"; Sanskrit śloka
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