Patient, enduring; Arabic ṣābir
Names meaning strength S–Z
Baby names meaning strength starting with S to Z: 78 of 291 names, page 3 of 3.
78 of 291 names
"Patient, enduring"; feminine of Arabic ṣābir
Ambidextrous archer; a name of Arjuna in the Mahabharata
Patience and forbearance; Sanskrit sahana
Courage; Sanskrit sāhasa, "boldness, daring"
Sword; Arabic sayf
Capable, able; from Sanskrit kṣama, "competent, fit"
The spear of power, Murugan's lance
Battle, war; Sanskrit samara, also "a meeting"
"Capable, powerful"
"Sunlight", from Hebrew Shimshon and shemesh, "sun"
"Defender of mankind", a short form of Alexandra
Resolve, determination; Sanskrit saṃkalpa, "will, intention"
Balarama, Krishna's elder brother; "one who draws together"
Sharp as a sword, resolute; Arabic ṣārim
"True warrior"; sat, truth, with bir, brave warrior
"Arrow"; Sanskrit sāyaka
A royal white falcon
"Of the mountain"; Sanskrit śaila, "rock, mountain"
"Power, divine energy"; Sanskrit śakti
"Sword"; from Persian shamsher, a curved sabre
"Tiger"
Might, majesty; Arabic shawka, literally "a thorn"
"Heroism, valour"
Lion hill, the shrine of Narasimha at Simhachalam
"Energy, inspiration" in popular use; Sanskrit sphūrti, "a bursting forth"
One with an excellent bow; a name of Vishnu
"Very wise"; also resolute
Ruler; Arabic sulṭān, "power, authority"
"Queen, empress"; feminine of Arabic sulṭān
A great hero; brave
Iron; Persian tīmūr, from Turkic
Strong, complete; Arabic tamīm
"Woman devoted to austerity"; Sanskrit tapasvinī
"Conqueror"; Vedic Sanskrit taruṣa
"Heaven", "strong, courageous"; Sanskrit taviṣa
"Strength, courage"; Sanskrit taviṣī
"Brave with the sword"
"Brilliance, radiance"; also vital energy and glory
"Brilliant, radiant, full of energy"
"Brilliant, radiant"; a woman full of tejas
"Lord of radiance"; tej, brightness, with inder, Indra or chief
"Protector of splendour"; Sanskrit tejaḥpāla
"Radiant majesty"; Sanskrit tejas + pratāpa
"Patience, forbearance"; Sanskrit titikṣā
"Upheaval"; the name of the revolutionary Udham Singh
Ugrasena, king of Mathura; "one with a formidable army"
"Energy, vigour"; Sanskrit ūrjā
"Mighty", "full of strength"; Sanskrit ūrjita
"Powerful, energetic"; Sanskrit ūrjita
"Little she-bear", from Latin ursa
Lion; Arabic usāma
"Zeal", "energy and courage"; Sanskrit utsāha
Glory and grandeur; from Sanskrit vaibhava
"Strong, healthy"; from Latin valens
"Strong, healthy", from Latin Valentinus and valens
"Strong"; from Latin Valeria, of the Valerian family
King of the forest, the lion; Sanskrit vanarāja
"A hero, a brave man"
"Heroic, strong"; the feminine of vīra, hero
Noble hero, the fierce form of Shiva
Jewel of courage
"Spear-bearer"; a name of Murugan
Power, splendour, wealth; Sanskrit vibhava
All-pervading, the lord; Sanskrit vibhu
Divine glory and prosperity; also Shiva's sacred ash
"Valour, courage"
Courageous, mighty; Sanskrit vikrānta
Part of a hero; Sanskrit vīra, "hero", with aṃśa, "part"
Great, mighty; Sanskrit virāj, "sovereign", and King Virāṭa
Vast, broad and great; Sanskrit viśāla
Bull; the best of a group; Sanskrit vṛṣabha
"Ruler of the army", from Old German walt and heri
"Brave hero"; an old Punjabi name for a warrior
"Resolute protector"; Germanic will + helmet
"Young, youthful"; a young man
Part of youth; Sanskrit yuvan, "young", with aṃśa, "part"
"Powerful, mighty"; Persian zor-āwar, possessed of strength
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