German Boy Names Starting With "S"

Authentic German masculine names beginning with the letter S.

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Samuel

/SAH-MOO-EH-L/

Meaning: God has heard

Origin: German

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Sascha

/SAH-SHAH/

Meaning: German and Dutch form of Sasha.

Origin: German

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Sasha

/SAH-shah/

Meaning: Defender of mankind

Origin: German, Russian

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Saul

/SAH-OO-L/

Meaning: Asked for, prayed for

Origin: German

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Sebastian

/SEH-BAH-STEE-AH-N/

Meaning: Venerable, from Sebaste

Origin: German

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Sepp

/SEH-PP/

Meaning: He will add

Origin: German

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Seppel

/SEH-PPEH-L/

Meaning: German diminutive of Joseph.

Origin: German

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Severin

/SEH-FEH-REE-N/

Meaning: German and Scandinavian form of Severinus.

Origin: German

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Severinus

/SEH-FEH-REE-NOO-S/

Meaning: Roman cognomen that was a derivative of Severus.

Origin: Latin

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Siegbert

/SEEGBEH-RT/

Meaning: Victory

Origin: German

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Siegfried

/SEEGFREED/

Meaning: Victorious peace

Origin: German

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Sieghard

/SEEGHAH-RD/

Meaning: Victory

Origin: German

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Siegmar

/SEEGMAH-R/

Meaning: Victory

Origin: German

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Siegmund

/SEEGMOO-ND/

Meaning: Victorious protection

Origin: German

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Siegward

/SEEGVAH-RD/

Meaning: Victorious guard

Origin: German

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Sigi

/SEE-GEE/

Meaning: Victory

Origin: German

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Sigismund

/SEE-GEE-SMOO-ND/

Meaning: Victorious protection

Origin: German

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Sigmund

/SEE-GMOO-ND/

Meaning: Victory

Origin: German

Famous Namesakes:
  • Sigmund Freud (Austrian neurologist and the founder of psychoanalysis)
  • Sigmund Jähn (German pilot who became the first German in space)
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Sigurd

/SEE-GOO-RD/

Meaning: Victory

Origin: German

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Silas

/SEE-LAH-S/

Meaning: Short form of Silvanus

Origin: German

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Silvan

/SEE-LFAH-N/

Meaning: German form of Silvanus.

Origin: German

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Silvanus

/SEE-LFAH-NOO-S/

Meaning: Of the woods

Origin: Latin

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Silvester

/SEE-LFEH-STEH-R/

Meaning: Wooded, wild

Origin: German

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Silvius

/SEE-LFEE-OO-S/

Meaning: Wood, forest

Origin: Latin

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Simeon

/SEE-MEH-OH-N/

Meaning: From Συμεών (Symeon), the Old Testament Greek form of the Hebrew name Shimʿon (see Simon 1).

Origin: German

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Simon

/SEE-MOH-N/

Meaning: He has heard

Origin: German

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Soren

/SOH-REH-N/

Meaning: English form of Søren.

Origin: German

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Stefan

/STEH-FAH-N/

Meaning: Crown, wreath

Origin: German

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Steffen

/STEH-FFEH-N/

Meaning: Low German and Danish form of Stephen.

Origin: German

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Stephan

/STEH-PHAH-N/

Meaning: German and Dutch form of Stephen.

Origin: Greek

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Stephen

/STEH-PHEH-N/

Meaning: Crown, wreath

Origin: Greek

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Sven

/SFEH-N/

Meaning: Boy

Origin: German

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Svyatoslav

/SFYAH-TOH-SLAH-F/

Meaning: Sacred, holy

Origin: German

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Sylvester

/SYLFEH-STEH-R/

Meaning: Variant of Silvester

Origin: German

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