Nature-Inspired Girls' Names That Start with S

Are you looking for a beautiful nature-inspired girl's name that starts with S? From popular botanical picks (Sage, Savannah) to intriguing bird-inspired monikers (Sparrow, Starling), there's no shortage of nature names starting with the letter S. If you're feeling a little lost, here's a handy list of S-powered nature names to help you kickstart the process.

1. Savannah. The original biome-inspired baby name!
2. Summer. Or how about a sprightly S-name that tips a hat to the warmest season of the year?
3. Sage. A wise old person, or an evergreen shrub—choose your meaning!
4. Skye. A variation of Sky with place name panache via the Isle of Skye, the second largest island in Scotland. Kids may appreciate the link to the Paw Patrol character.
5. Sierra. While Mountain sounds like an invitation for trouble, Sierra, which means "mountain range" in Spanish, is perfectly baby-appropriate.
6. Sunny. This lovely, lively name could be perfect for a little girl with a cheerful and warm personality.
7. Sky. There's something inherently beautiful about this name, don't you think?
8. Sol. A simple but bright baby name possibility meaning "sun" in Spanish.
9. Susan. Turns out, Susan has its roots in the ancient Hebrew word shushan or shoshan, which is believed to have refered to several lily-like flowers native to the Middle East. Who knew!
10. Storm. At home with Sunny and Sky.
11. Sahara. The beautiful Sahara moves from Northern Africa to the nursery with ease.
12. Stormi. A variation of Stormy (see below).
13. Stormy. A weather-inspired nature name with sass to spare.
14. Sequoia. Sequoia may be a giant tree, but it's a legit baby name, too.
15. Sparrow. Sparrow entered the baby name lexicon when Nicole Richie and Joel Madden chose it for their son back in 2009.
16. Senna. For some, this immediately brings to mind the medicinal plant senna; for others, it's the surname of the towering F1 legend Ayrton Senna.
17. Snow. A rare but not completely unheard-of nature name for a winter baby.
18. Spring. We've already adopted Summer and Winter as baby names, so why not Spring?
19. Sable. A species of marten, a French word meaning "sand", and apparently also a baby name.
20. Saffron. The name of the aromatic spice doubles as an intriguing girl's name. Famous bearers include model Saffron Aldridge and actress Saffron Burrows.
21. Starling. One of the ever-expanding group of birds that lend themselves to modern baby names.
22. Scilla. A nickname for Priscilla or a standalone name with a botanical connection: scilla are perennial bulbs known for their cute blue flowers.
23. Sea. Ocean is already making waves on the baby naming scene, but Sea remains a rarity.
24. Sorrel. A pretty nature-inspired name rich with potential.
25. Swan. Better known as a surname.