Ste- baby names and what they mean, with 17 results. Ste- names are used more often as masculine names. Usage of these boy names was at its most widespread 68 years ago (USAGE OF 3.08%) and is now much lower (USAGE 0.29%, ▼90%), with names such as Stephen becoming less stylish. Sterling (#409) and Stetson (#582) are two of the more trendy names for newborns among these, while Stevison (TOP 32%) and Stehling (28%) are popular Ste- last names.

Steadman - Stewart

Steadman, var. Stedman, Steadmann
Derived fr. Old English word. "Farmstead occupant." Steadman, Stedman (cf. Sudman, Stidman) are common -dman suffix last names.

Steed
Derivative of Old English element. "Stallion." Not that popular as a baby name, Steed occurs more often as a surname. See also Steen.

Steele, var. Steel
Source fr. Old English word. "Like steel." Steel and Steele are rare as male names.

Stefan¹, var. Stephonn, Stefonn, Steffon¹, Steffen¹, Steffan¹, Stefanos¹
Derivative of German, Scandinavian, Greek words. "Garland, crown." Stefan (TOP 7%), Stefanos (81%), Steffan (10%) and Steffen (2%) occur frequently as last names.

Stein, var. Stenssen, Stensen, Steno, Sten, Steen
Root fr. German. "Stone." Compare last names Steine (TOP 50%), Steib (18%).

Steinar, var. Steinhardt, Steinart, Steinard
Source fr. Old Norse. "Stone fighter." Steinard and variants are rarely found as masculine names, and Steinhardt is found frequently (TOP 19%) as a last name.

Stennis
Source fr. Scottish element. .. a place in the Orkneys, north .. Stennis is a rarely occurring first name, appearing commonly (TOP 15%) as a last name. See also Stannes.

Stephanus¹, var. Stephanos¹, Stephanas, Stefanus, Stefanos², Stefanas
From Greek. "Garland, crown." Stephanus, Stephanos, etc. are not frequently adopted as boys' names.

Stephen▼, var. Stevy, Stevie¹▼, Stevenson¹, Steven¹▼, Steve¹▼, Stephon▼, Stevan¹, Stephenson, Stephens, Stephanus², Stephanos², Stephan▼, Stephano, Stefon, Steffon², Steffen², Steffan², Stefan², Stefano, Steben, Steba
Based on Greek language. "Garland, crown." Adoption of Stephen, Stephenson, etc. as boys' names in 2018 was down 39.6% compared to 10 years ago.

Stepney, var. Stepny
Origin fr. Old English element. "Stephen's island." Stepney and Stepny are scarcely used first names, and Stepney is found frequently (TOP 12%) as a last name.

Sterling▲, var. Sterlyn
Derived fr. English language. "Genuine, of high quality." Sterlyn is rare as a baby name among the variant forms of Sterling.

Sterne, var. Stern, Stearns, Stearne, Stearn
Derived fr. Middle English, German. "Stern; star." Stearn and variants were not among 2018's Top names.

Stetson▲, var. Stettson, Stetcyn
Possibly (Old English) "Stephen's son" .. Well-used, with usage of 0.026% for Stetson and variants as baby names in 2018, higher than 0.022% a year ago.

Steve²▼, var. Stevie²▼
Derived fr. English, Greek. "Garland, crown." Sparing use, with usage of 0.009% for Steve and Stevie as boys' names in 2018, lower than 0.01% the year before.

Steven²▼, var. Stevyn, Stevon, Stevenson², Stevan²
Root fr. English, Greek languages. "Garland, crown." Stevan, Steven and Stevenson are more common as children's names among these variant forms.

Stewart¹▼, Steward¹
Var. of Stuart. Stems fr. Old English language. "Steward." Less widespread today. Stewart was the form last listed (2008) in the Top 2000.

Stewart²▼, var. Steward²
Stems fr. Old English language. "Steward." Stewart has faded in favor as a boys' name since 1950-1959.