| Sabine | French | Derived from the Latin Sabina (Sa.. |  |  |
| Sacha | French | French cognate of the Russian Sasha.. | | |
| Salaun | French | A form of Solomon, meaning "peace.. | | |
| Salina | French | Meaning "solemn" or "dignified." |  | |
| Salome | French | Ecclesiastic Late Latin borrowing o.. | | |
| Samuel | French | Ecclesiastic Late Latin form of the.. | | |
| Sandra | French | A short form of Alexandra (defender.. |  | |
| Sandre | French | A short form of Alexandre (defend.. | | |
| Sandrine | French | A short form of Alexandrine (defend.. | | |
| Sarah | French | Derived from the Hebrew Sarah (prin.. | | |
| Sargent | French | Meaning "army officer." Sargent Shr.. | | |
| Sarotte | French | A form of Sarah, from the Hebrew .. | | |
| Sasha | French | A borrowing of the Russian pet form.. | | |
| Satin | French | Meaning "smooth" or "shiny." | | |
| Saul | French | From the Ecclesiastic Late Latin Sa.. | | |
| Saville | French | Meaning "willow town." | | |
| Scoville | French | Meaning "Scott's town."
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| Searlas | French | A form of Charles | | |
| Sebastien | French | From the Latin Sebastianus, a deriv.. | | |
| Senior | French | Meaning "lord."
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| Sennett | French | Meaning "elderly." | | |
| Seraphine | French | Derived from the Hebrew seraphim (b.. |  | |
| Serge | French | From the Russian Sergei, which is f.. | | |
| Severin | French | From the Latin Severinus, which is .. | | |
| Seymour | French | Meaning "prayer," and honors Saint .. | | |
| Shanta | French | A form of Chantal, meaning "song... | | |
| Shari | French | A form of Cheri, meaning "beloved.. | | |
| Sharice | French | An alternate form of Cherise | | |
| Sharla | French | A short form of Sharlene and Sha.. | | |
| Sharlene | French | An alternate form of Charlene, whic.. | | |
| Sherice | French | An alternate form of Sherry | | |
| Sherita | French | A form of Sherry | | |
| Sherleen | French | A form of Sheryl | | |
| Sherry | French | A familiar form of Sheryl, which .. | | |
| Sheryl | French | Meaning "beloved" or "dearest." An .. | | |
