Spanish boy names starting with S

A dynamic Spanish name meaning “Saint James,” also recognized as a patron saint and literary figure.

Popular in Latin cultures, this long-used name likely stems from a Roman family and suggests guardianship.

Spanish in origin, it means “savior” and holds strong ties to Christ and to the surrealist icon Salvador Dalí.

Short and sunny, this multicultural name means “sun” in Spanish and “prayed for” in Hebrew.

Used across cultures from Korean to Arabic, Sena has varied meanings like “praise,” “army,” and “grace.”

Spanish for “saints,” this name has religious ties and consistent popularity in the U.S. and Latin America.

Saint Ana, Saint Anna

Angel, Fiery, Burning

Relative to the Forest, Of the Forest

Sacred

The Severe

Secundus

Forest

Holy, Sanctus

Inhabitants of Sabine

The Severe

Saint Ana, Saint Anna

A Planet

Saturn

The Severe, River in England, Stern, Restrained

Saint, Holy, Sacred, Sanctus

The Severe

Saint James, St

Servant, Inspired By An Old Roman Family

House

Saint Ana, Saint Anna

Saint Anna, Saint Ana

Saint Ana, Saint Anna

Saint Ana, Saint Anna

West Wind

Sanctus

God-helmet, Protected by God, Protection, Ass

Prudent

Man of the Woods, Wood, Forest

Conversion, South Arabian People

Victory, Peace, Safety, Protection

A Planet

A Treeless Plain, Savannah, South Arabian Kingdom of Seba

Saint Iago, St

Saint Ana, Saint Anna

Living Given By Zeus

Mountain Range, Sierra

Sierra, Mountain Range

One who is Heaven-Sent

Saint Ana, Saint Anna

One who is Heaven-Sent