"Princess"; a pet form of Sarah
Names meaning leader S–Y
Baby names meaning leader starting with S to Y: 75 of 393 names, page 4 of 4.
75 of 393 names
"Master, lord"; in Gurbani, the Creator
Lord Sai Baba; "Sai the king"
Named after Shambhu, a name of Shiva
Emperor; Sanskrit samrāj, "supreme ruler"
"Princess"
Exalted, honoured; Persian sar-farāz, "head held high"
"Crown"; also a chief, from Persian sar-tāj
Lord of all
Lord of all
Chief, leader; Persian sarwar
"Protector of truth"; sat, truth, with pal, protector
A Chola king, "descendant of Sibi"
A Pandya king; from cezhumai, splendour
From shāh, "king"; the name of Shivaji's father
Royal, splendid; befitting a king
Upright, honest; the name of two Maratha rulers
Prince; Persian shāh-zād, "born of a king"
"Noble, honourable"; feminine of Arabic sharīf
Crest, crown; peak
Peak, summit
Sun of virtue; a royal title of King Harsha
"Lord Shiva" in popular use; named after the goddess Shivai
Shiva the king; śiva with rāja, "king"
The best, most excellent
Accomplished king; siddha, "perfected", with rāja, "king"
Alexander; the Persian form of Alexander the Great's name
King of fortune; Sanskrit śrī + rāja
An ancient royal name from the Rig Veda and Mahabharata
"Crown, garland", a feminine of Stephen
"King of peace"; sukh, happiness, with raj, king or kingdom
Ruler; Arabic sulṭān, "power, authority"
"Queen, empress"; feminine of Arabic sulṭān
Chief of the gods, a name of Indra
Self-rule; Sanskrit sva-rāj, "self-ruling"
King of Tamil
Queen of Tamil
"Lord of radiance"; Sanskrit tejas + indra
Golden king
The Pandya king, "the southerner"
"Lord of the three worlds", Shiva; Sanskrit trilokanātha
"King of the rising sun"; Sanskrit udaya + rāja
Ugrasena, king of Mathura; "one with a formidable army"
"Lord of the world"
"Elevated", "lofty, noble"; Sanskrit unnata
"Lord of the earth", a king; Sanskrit urvīśa
"Best", "excellent"; Sanskrit uttama
"Higher", "north"; Uttara, prince of the Mahabharata
King among debaters; Sanskrit vādin + rāja
Queen of beauty
The Chola king; "lord of plenty"
King of the forest, the lion; Sanskrit vanarāja
Indra, chief of the Vasus; Sanskrit vāsava
"Chief of heroes"
King
All-pervading, the lord; Sanskrit vibhu
"Sun of valour"; Sanskrit vikramāditya, the legendary king
Remover of obstacles, Ganesha; Sanskrit vināyaka
"Sovereign, ruling far and wide"; splendour
Great, mighty; Sanskrit virāj, "sovereign", and King Virāṭa
Chief of heroes; short for Sanskrit vīrendra
Lord of the universe, Shiva of Kashi; Sanskrit viśveśvara
Bull; the best of a group; Sanskrit vṛṣabha
"Ruler of the army", from Old German walt and heri
Yadu, ancient king and ancestor of Krishna's clan
"Lord of the Yadavas"; Sanskrit yādavendra, a name of Krishna
"Lord of fame"
Protector of fame; Sanskrit yaśaḥpāla
King of fame; Sanskrit yaśas, "glory", with rāja, "king"
King of ascetics; Sanskrit yatīndra
Lord of ascetics; Sanskrit yati, "ascetic", with īśa, "lord"
Yayati, legendary king of the lunar dynasty
King of yogis; Sanskrit yogin with rāja, "king"
Steady in battle; the eldest Pandava, Sanskrit yudhiṣṭhira
"Crown prince"
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