"Beauty, splendour"; Sanskrit śobhā
Girl names starting with S Shobha–Sucharita
Girl names starting with S from Shobha to Sucharita: 100 of 398 names, page 3 of 4.
100 of 398 names
"Beautiful, splendid"; Sanskrit śobhanā
"Adorned, beautiful"; Sanskrit śobhitā
Faith, trust, devotion
"Worth hearing"; Sanskrit śrāvyā
"Radiance, prosperity"; Sanskrit śrī, a name of Lakṣmī
"Auspicious, fortunate"; from Sanskrit śreyas, "better"
"Most excellent", auspicious
"Prosperity"; Sanskrit śriyā, a form of śrī and a name of Lakshmi
"That which is heard"; the Veda; a musical interval
"Auspicious, beautiful"; Sanskrit śubhā
"Giver of good fortune"; Sanskrit śubhada, "auspicious"
"A beautiful woman"; Sanskrit śubhāṅgī
"Auspicious"; a modern form of Sanskrit śubha
"Radiant, white"; Sanskrit śubhrā
"Pure, radiant"; Sanskrit śuci
"Beautiful, good-natured" in popular use; origin uncertain
White, bright
"The dark one"; Sanskrit śyāmā, a name of Durgā
"Dusky"; Sanskrit śyāmalā, a form of Durgā
"Success, accomplishment"
"Utterly truthful"; Quranic Arabic ṣiddīqa
A lote tree; the tree at the boundary of Paradise
A reddish-brown earth colour, from Siena in Italy
"Praise", especially praise of God; Arabic ṣifat
"Remember" or "meditate"; the root of simran, remembrance of God
"Love through remembrance of God"; simar with preet, love
"Remembrance", meditation on the divine Name
"Victory of remembrance": simran + jīt
"Remembrance"; Punjabi form of Sanskrit smṛti
Sprinkling, watering; Sanskrit siñcana
"River"; the Indus, also "the ocean"
Born of the ocean; a name of Lakshmi
Tinkling anklets; Sanskrit śiñjinī
Wealth and fortune; Telugu and Kannada siri, from Sanskrit śrī
A flower; Sanskrit śirīṣa, the siris tree's blossom
"A furrow"; Rama's wife, daughter of Janaka
A star; Hindi and Urdu sitārā
Parvati at Chidambaram, "beloved of Shiva"
Parvati, consort of Shiva
Hindi siyā, a form of Sita; popularly also "victory"
"Warrior" in popular use; Irish Ó Sluaghadháin, from slúag, "host"
A smile; Sanskrit smita, "smiling"
"Memory, remembrance"; also Hindu sacred tradition
"Love, affection"
Affectionate; Sanskrit snehala, "full of affection"
"Creeper of affection" in popular use; Sanskrit snehalatā, "tenderness"
Tender, gentle and charming; Sanskrit snigdha
Wisdom
A faint star (Alcor); Arabic al-Suhā
"Canopus" star; also "gentle, easy"; Arabic Suhayla
"Beautiful" in popular use; the name of a classical raga
"Moon" in popular use; Sanskrit somā, the Soma plant
Gold; Hindi sonā
Golden-eyed; Hindi sonā, "gold", and Sanskrit akṣi, "eye"
Golden; from Hindi sonā, "gold"
Golden
Merit, good fortune; a Tibetan name
"Golden" in popular Indian use; originally "wisdom", from Greek sophia
Golden; from Hindi sonā, "gold"
"Wisdom", from Greek sophia
"Wisdom"; French form of Greek Sophia
Beauty and grace; Sanskrit saundarya
Good fortune, happiness; Sanskrit saubhāgya
Kindness and goodness; Sanskrit saujanya
"Heartbeat"; Sanskrit spandana, "throbbing, pulsation"
"Energy, inspiration" in popular use; Sanskrit sphūrti, "a bursting forth"
Longing, eager desire; Sanskrit spṛhā
"Full moon of Shravan"
A flowing river; Sanskrit sravantī
Born of Lakshmi; Sanskrit śrīja, "born from Śrī"
"Lakṣmī's grace" in popular use; Sanskrit śrī + kalā
"Prosperous, beautiful"; Sanskrit śrīla
"The goddess Lakshmi", with the honorific Śrī
Radiant grace, divine play; Sanskrit śrī + līlā
"Full of grace and fortune"; Sanskrit śrīmayī
"Joy of good fortune"; Sanskrit śrī + nandā
"In the form of Śrī"; an epithet of Rādhā
Goddess Lakshmi; Sanskrit śrī, "fortune", and devī, "goddess"
"Who has won grace and fortune"; Sanskrit śrī + jita
"Graceful creeper" in popular use; Sanskrit śrīlatā, a plant
Streak of beauty; Sanskrit śrī and lekhā
Treasure of prosperity; Sanskrit śrī and nidhi
"Prosperous, leafy" in popular use; Sanskrit śrīparṇa, "a lotus"
"Dear to Lakṣmī"; Sanskrit śrī + priyā
"Creation"
"Prosperity" in popular use; Sanskrit śrīvallī, a kind of jasmine
Exalted knowledge; also a form of the goddess Durga
Creation; from sṛjan, "creating, making"
"Star"; Latin stella
"Crown, garland", a feminine of Stephen
Praise, a hymn; Sanskrit stuti
Lakshmi, the goddess of fortune, with Subbu
Glorious, auspicious; the sister of Krishna in the Mahabharata
"Auspicious fortune"; Sanskrit śubha + lakṣmī
Sweetly spoken; Sanskrit subhāṣiṇī, "speaking kind words"
Auspicious and blessed; Sanskrit śubha and śrī
"A lovely smile"; Sanskrit śubha + smita
Plenty and abundance; Sanskrit subhikṣa
"Of good conduct, virtuous"; Sanskrit sucaritā
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