Sha- baby names and what they mean, with 40 results. Sha- names are used more often as feminine names. These boy names were at the top of their popularity during 1970-1979 (ADOPTION OF 1.3%) and have become significantly less widespread since (ADOPTION 0.1%, DOWN 91%), with names such as Shane becoming less in vogue. Shain (TOP 9%) and Shake (14%) are familiar Sha- last names. Here is the list of Sha- names for girls.

Shaan - Shamus

Shaan
Derivative of Hebrew, Hindi elements. "Peaceful; pride." Suhaan is also a slightly prominent boys' name. See also Shann.

Shabat, var. Shabbat
Based on Hebrew. "Finish, stop." Common as surnames. Compare Shabat (TOP 93%), Shabbat with popular surnames Sampat (TOP 37%), Serrat (100%), which also end with -at.

Shachar
From Hebrew word. "Dawn, sunrise." Shachar was not among 2018's Top names. See also Sacar.

Shad¹▼, var. Shadow, Shadoe, Shadd
Origin fr. English element. .. Also a nature name. Shad has dwindled in popularity as a children's name since the 1970s.

Shadi, var. Shade, Shaday
Origin fr. Arabic. "Singer." Adoption of Shadi and forms was well-received among parents 138 years ago.

Shadrach, var. Shadrick, Shadrack, Shad²▼
Stems fr. Babylonian element. "Command of Aku." Shad is familiar (TOP 95%) as a masculine name, whereas Shadrach, Shadrack and Shadrick are unusual.

Shays, Shaylon, Shaye, Shay, Shai¹, Shae
Forms of Shea. Derived fr. Gaelic. "Admirable." Shae (TOP 75%), Shai (94%), Shay (2%) and Shays (65%) are found commonly as last names.

Shafiq, var. Shafik, Shafeek
Derived fr. Arabic. "Compassionate, merciful." Not in Top 2000.

Shafir, var. Shafar, Shafeer
Origin fr. Hebrew language. "Handsome." Compare surnames Shakir (TOP 14%), Shafie (71%).

Shahzad
Based on Persian. "Son of the king." Saahzad and Sahzad are creative forms.

Shai²
From Hebrew, Aramaic. "Gift." Adoption of Shai was well-received in 2018. See also Shadi.

Shaka
Stems fr. African element. Not in Top 2000. Cross-gender use.

Shakil¹, var. Shaquille▼, Shaquil, Shaqueel, Shakille, Shakill, Shakhil, Shakil², Shakeel
Source fr. Arabic language. "Handsome." Shaquille and forms were favored by parents 25 years ago, but now, Shaquille has become less stylish.

Shakir, var. Shaqueer, Shakeer
Stems fr. Arabic language. "Grateful." Less common today. Shakir was the variant last listed (1995) in the Top 2000.

Shalmon
Var. of Solomon. Based on Hebrew. "Peace." A novel children's name. See also Salman.

Shalom
Based on Hebrew. "Peace." Less popular today. Shalom was last listed in 2017 in the Top 2000. Cross-gender use.

Shamir, var. Shameer
Stems fr. Hebrew word. "Flint." Shameer and Shamir are sparsely used men's names, and Shamir is found regularly (TOP 75%) as a surname.

Shamus¹
Var. of Seamus. From Irish, Hebrew elements. "He who supplants." Less popular today. Shamus was last listed in 2007 in the Top 2000.

Shamus²
Var. of Jacob. Derived fr. Hebrew language. "He who supplants." Less widespread today. Shamus last appeared in 2007 in the Top 2000.

Shamus³
Based on Gaelic, Hebrew words. "He who supplants." Moderately atypical as a children's name, Shamus exists more often as a surname.