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More S names for girls

by Caprice

11/13/2014, 4:27 AM

http://www.namenerds.com/uucn/fave.html
From this site.

Shirenai (apparently means "mysterious" in Japanese according to submitter)
Shiri
Shirin
Shirley
Shoshanna
Shuantxhis (SHWANT-see, Hmong name according to submitter)
Shyrena
Sia
Sian/ Siani
Sibella/ Sibyl

Sibere (submitter says it means "the earth" in a Native Brazilian language)
Sicily
Siddalee
Sidney/ Sydney
Sidonia
Sidra
Sieglinde
Siena
Sienna
Sierra

Signe/ Signey
Sigourney
Sigrid/ Siri
Silena
Silva-Gipsy
Silvanda
Silvara
Silver
Simon/ Simone
Singrid (apparently this person has confused Sigrid and Ingrid)

Sinsemilla
Siobhan
Sisera
Sistina
Sita
Sitara
Siya (SIGH-ah)
Skara Brae (neolithic city on the Orkney Islands)
Skip
Sky/ Skye/ Skyye

Skyara
Skylark
Slaine
Slater
Sloan
Sofia/ Sophia
Softley
Soizick (swa-ZICK; Breton dim. of Francoise)
Sojourner
Sol

Does the sea exist
Because of our longing?

My PNL
http://www.behindthename.com/pnl/3258/61573

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- Moirrey +1

11/13/2014, 4:15 PM

I like:
Shiri
Shoshanna
Sidonia - prefer Sidonie though
Sieglinde
Signe/ Signey
Sigrid/ Siri - are these the same name? Isn't Siri a nickname?
Simone
Siobhan
Sofia/ Sophia

- Caprice

11/14/2014, 4:00 AM

Siri used to be a nickname, but nowadays it's used on its own.

- Scotty

11/13/2014, 3:04 PM

I like:

Sidney

- Frollein Gladys

11/13/2014, 12:00 PM

Singrid (apparently this person has confused Sigrid and Ingrid)

Singrid made me giggle. It's like someone went "Quick! What are the two most Scandinavian girls' names you can think of? 3...2...1..." - "Sigrid and Ingrid!" - "Oh, I know, let's combine them and create an uber-Scandinavian name... *drumroll* SINGRID!"

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