Names that mean sun

English

Cheerful; full of sunshine.

Italian

Sun; the sun god Helios.

Greek, Persian

Lord, ruler, or sun.

Spanish

Sunshine; sunlight.

Sanskrit

Sun; the first ray of light.

Persian

Sun, lord, throne.

Greek

Sunrise, east.

Spanish

Sun.

French

Sun.

Spanish

Sea and sun.

Russian

God is gracious; the sun.

English

Bright and sunny town.

Hebrew

Sun.

Sanskrit

Sun, lord, ruler.

Germanic

Derived from Amalasuntha or Amalaswintha, meaning strong worker.

Greek

Small winged one; from Greek 'aelion' (of the sun) or relating to light.

English

Modern English name meaning the light of the sun.

Greek/Spanish

Variant of Elena or Iliana, meaning bright or sun.

Sanskrit

The sun, a powerful solar deity in Hindu mythology.

Sanskrit

Ray of light or sun; from Hindi and Sanskrit.

Hebrew

Variant of Samson, derived from Hebrew meaning sun or service.

Persian

Short form of Roxanne, derived from Persian meaning dawn or sunrise.

Persian

Short form of Cyrus, meaning sun or throne.

Latin

From dominica meaning Sunday or of the Lord.

Sanskrit

Sun.

Egyptian

From Ra (sun god) and "mes" (born), Egyptian royal name.

Sanskrit

Sun or great teacher.

Italian, Spanish; from Greek Kyros

From the Greek name Cyrus, meaning leader or sun.

Sanskrit

Sanskrit origin meaning the first ray of the sun.

Sanskrit

Sanskrit origin meaning sun or wealthy.

Arabic

Follower of the Sunnah; orthodox path.

English

Sunny or bright, variant of Sunny.

Greek/Spanish

Of Apollo, relating to the Greek sun god.

Spanish / Latin

A combination of Mary (Hebrew, 'beloved') and Sol (Spanish/Latin, 'sun').

English

Diminutive or independent name meaning 'son' or 'sunny.'

Italian

Feminine form of Assunto, from Latin assumpta meaning assumed or taken up.

Greek

Variant of Cyrus, meaning sun.

Norse

Short form possibly related to Sunniva or meaning sun.

Sanskrit/Indian

Reddish, dawn; Hindu god of the dawn or the sun.

Sanskrit

Sun or the Hindu god of the sun in Sanskrit.

Sanskrit

Sun; Hindu solar deity.

Sanskrit

Sanskrit name meaning sun or radiant.

Greek

Variant of Apollonia, derived from Apollo the god of sun and music.

English, Modern blend

Combination of Ray (sunbeam) and Shaun (God is gracious).

Greek

Variant of Iliana or Eliana, meaning sun ray.

Sanskrit

Possibly derived from Surya, the Sanskrit word for sun.

Chinese

The sun; a celestial and positive symbolic name in Chinese tradition.

Norse/Scandinavian

From sol (sun) and vig (strength or battle); the strong one of the sun.

Egyptian/Literary

Literary character from Aida meaning beloved of the sun.

Akan

A West African name from Ghana meaning born on Sunday.

Sanskrit

Means first rays of the sun or dawn.

Hebrew/Biblical

Biblical Hebrew name possibly meaning command of Aku or inspired by the sun god.

Akan/Ghanaian

Akan day-name meaning born on Sunday.

Sanskrit/Modern

Possibly variant of Sandra (defender of men) or derived from Sanskrit sundara meaning 'beautiful.'

Sanskrit

First ray of sun or dawn.

Chinese

Chinese name meaning glow of the sunrise or rosy clouds.

Sanskrit

The sun in Hindu mythology, derived from Aditi, the mother of the sun god.

Greek, Latin

Of Apollo, feminine form of Apollo from Greek god of music and sun.

Sanskrit

Means 'the sun' or 'solar.'

Greek/Germanic

Variant of Eleanor, bright light or shining sun.