Sin- baby names and what they mean, with 10 results. Sin- names are used more often as feminine names. These girl names were at the top of their popularity during 1880-1889. Singer (TOP 1%) and Single (24%) are conventional Sin- last names.

Sina - Sinty

Sina¹
Form of Seema. Based on Hebrew, Aramaic languages. "Treasure." Sona is also a moderately popular baby name. See also Fina.

Sine¹, Sina²
Var. of Sheena. Stems fr. Irish element. .. Made popular by singer Sheena Easton. Common as surnames. Compare Sine (TOP 9%) with popular -ne surnames Soine (TOP 42%), Spane (64%).

Sindy¹, Sindie, Sindi¹, Sindee¹
Forms of Cindy. Derivative of English, Greek elements. "From Mount Kynthos." Usage of Sindy and forms was common 58 years ago.

Sinthia, Sinny, Sinnie¹, Sinnie², Sindya, Sindia, Sindy², Sindi², Sindee²
Var. of Cynthia. From Greek word. "From Mount Kynthos." Sindy (TOP 61%) and Sindi (67%) appear commonly as last names.

Sinead¹
Var. of Jane. From Hebrew language. "God is gracious." Less used today. Sinead was last found in 1992 in the Top 2000.

Sinead², var. Sine², Sina³
Based on Irish, Hebrew words. "God is gracious." Adoption of Sina and forms was elevated in the 1880s.

Sinnamon, Sinemmon
Var. of Cinnamon. Derivative of Greek. .. It is the inner bark of .. Sinemmon and Sinnamon are unusual as baby names.

Sinisa
Form of Alexandra. Origin fr. Greek language. "Man's defender." Sinisa is not often used as a girls' name.

Sintra
.. town in Portugal. Sintra is not in the Top 2000. See also Sandra.

Sinty
Var. of Hyacinth. Stems fr. Greek language. "Hyacinth." Not Top 2000 name. See also Sandy.