Names with a meaning - S

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Nomen est omen and/or vice versa. They drank a lot when they named you. Then you learned how to speak, learned your name, and found out that people ask strange questions about it.The asterisk after the translation means that it's accented differently when it's a name and when it's not.
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Name
actually means
Sara
Bootleg (the part of the boot, not sneak recording)
Sava
Sava (the river)
Senka
Shadow
Sever
North
Slava
Glory, fame *
Slaven
Slavic (national)
Slavujka
Nightingale (fem.)
Sloboda
Freedom
Slovenka
Slovenian (national, fem.)
Sokol
Falcon
Solunka
Thessaloniki denizen (fem. noun); also related to Solunac - a soldier who fought at the Thessaloniki front in 1916-1918.
Srbijanka
Serbian (national, fem.)
Srebrn
Silver (adj.)
Sreća
Happiness*
Srna
Doe
Stamena
Constant (adj. fem.)
Stanica
Station (accent should have been different, but it shifted and now it's exactly the same)
Stanja
States * (not member states, not verb, just states as in 'gasseous' or 'of confusion')
Suza
Tear * (and is probably abbreviated Suzana)
Svemir
Universe