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Slarl
Welsh cognate of Charles full-grown, a man See CHARLES
Slate
Traditional English name
Slater
Slater of roofs.
Slaton
From the valley farm.
Slava
Glory
Slavek
One who is intelligent
Slaven
Mountain
Slavic
Glory
Slavik
Glory
Slavin
Mountain
Slavochka
Glory
Slavomir
Of renowned glory
Slavonic
elements bog God and dan gift Short: Bohda, Dana
Slawomierz
Compound name composed of the Slavonic elements slav glory and meri great, famous: hence, great glory, glory is great
Slayd
From the valley.
Slaydan
From the valley.
Slayde
Form of Slade
Slayden
From the valley.
Slaydin
From the valley.
Slaydon
From the valley.
Slaydyn
From the valley.
Slayn
Salty
Slayne
Salty
Slayter
Slater of roofs.
Slayton
From the valley farm.
Slbeta
Pulling white sucker fish from under a rock
Slbonglle
Thanks, appreciation
Slean
Strikes
Slecg
Hammer
Slegmund
Compound name composed of the ele-ments sig victory and mund hand, protection: hence, victorious protection. The name was borne by Sig- mund Freud 1856-1939, the Austrian physician and neurologist who is considered the father of psychoanalysis
Sleipnir
Myth name (Odin's horse)
Slencyn
Welsh form of Jenkin God is gracious See JENKIN
Slender
The Merry Wives of Windsor' Cousin to Shallow.
Sleven
Mountain
Slevin
Mountain
Slevyn
Mountain
Slf
Kindred, relationship. The name is borne in Norse mythology by a golden-haired fertility-goddess who was the wife of Thor and mother of Thrud. She was also con-sidered to be the goddess of agriculture, her emblem being ripened corn
Slgbjorn
Swedish name derived from the Old Norse elements sigr victory, conquest and bjorn bear: hence, victory bear Cognate: Sigbj0rn Norwegian. Pet: Sikke Frisian; Sigge Swedish
Slgge
Pet form of any of the names beginning with the element Sig
Slgismonda
Feminine form of Sigismondo, the Italian cognate of Sigmund, a compound name com-posed of the Germanic elements sig victory, conquest and mund hand, protection: hence, victorious protection
Slglsmondo
Italian form of Sigmund, which is de-rived from the German Siegmund and the Old Norse Sigmundr, names derived from the Germanic elements sig victory, conquest and mund hand, protection: hence, victorious protection
Slgmund
the Old Norse Sigmundr, a compound name composed of the Germanic elements sig victory and mund hand, protection Sigmund, a favored character and hero of Norse legend, was the father of Sinfiotli by his sister Signy. He was also the father of Sigurd, who was born after Sigmund died
Slgrun
From an Old Norse compound name composed of sigr victory and run secret lore The name is borne in Norse mythology by the Valkyrie daughter of King Hogni
Slgurd
A borrowing from the Scandinavians, Sigurd is from the obsolete Old Norse Sigvor5r guardian of victory, a compound name composed of sigr victory, conquest and vordr guardian
Slgyn
an Old Norse name composed of the element sigr victory The name is borne in Norse mythology by the all-faithful third wife of the malevolent Loki, and mother of Narve and Vali
Slham
Popular name derived from the Arabic siham arrows, which is from sahama to cast, to draw
Slim
A slender man Slym
Slindile
we're waiting
Slkwajl
the Cherokee tsikwaya sparrow, principal bird
Sllghra
A pure young woman Sughraa
Sllja
A borrowing from the Finnish, Silja is a cognate of Cecilia blind, dim-sighted The name is in common use in Scandinavia
Sllkanya
A well-behaved young woman Sukanyab
Sllpe
Flathead name of uncertain meaning
Sllpriya
One who is dearly loved; beloved Supriyya
Sllvano
From the Latin Silvanus of the woods, which is derived from silva a wood, a forest
Sllvanos
From the Latin Silvanus of the woods, which is derived from silva a wood Silvanus was a Roman mythological god of the woods and fields
Sllvestro
From the Latin Silvester, which is from sil- vester of a wood or forest, a derivative of silva
Slm
Gaelic form of Simon heard See SIMON
Slma
Pet form of any of the various names containing the element sim or fim
Slmba
Lion Swahili, E. Africa