#495Spanish↑ Rising
Sunshine, sunshine place
#521Nigeria
Born on Sunday
#521Dominican Republic
Day of the sun
#562English
graced with the light of the sun
#667Spain↑ Rising
sea and sun
#703American
bright, cheerful, sunny
#771Latin
combination of 'sol', meaning 'sun', and 'mari', a variant of 'Maria', implying 'of the sun'.
#786Hispanoamerica
Sun's light
#801American
Nest; child of the sun.
#804Spanish
a variant of Idalia, meaning about the sun
#828Japan
bright, glimmering, and sunrise
#840Korea
Refers to 'the sun'
#878Spanish
sunlight, brilliance
#891Bosnia and Herzegovina
Sunbeam
#909American
Derived from the combination of 'Latasha' and 'Tasha', meaning the one who is 'born on the day of the sun' or associated
#914Armenia
a name derived from the word 'arp' meaning 'sun'
#914Chinese
Little dawn or sunrise (小曦)
#947American↑ Rising
Derived from the name of the day, meaning 'day of the sun'
#950American
The rays of the sun
#972France
Diameter of the sun
#1000Modern coinage
moon and sun
#1027Mali
The one who is born on a Sunday
#1049Slavic countries
sunny
#1069France
Derived from 'Eliane', which is a French feminine name meaning 'sun'.
#1075India
Meaning 'the east' or 'the direction of the rising sun'
#1094American↑ Rising
sunny, cheerful
#1103Greece
the land where the sun rises
#1104American
A modern variant of 'Kia', often interpreted as 'the return of the sun'
#1112American
the time of day just after sunset or before sunrise
#1131American
The sunrise.
#1164English
ray of sunlight
#1165American
Doraelia is often interpreted as a combination of 'Dora,' meaning 'gift,' and 'Aelia,' a variation implying 'the sun' or
#1192American
morning, sunrise
#1221American
A modern variation of the name Synnove, meaning 'Sun gift'
#1229India
Poorvi means 'the east', associated with the direction of sunrise.
#1257France↑ Rising
Sunshine, glowing
#1261Spanish
dawn, sunrise
#1280Russia
Sunshine or light
#1281American
Of the sunrise
#1285American
The one who is born on a Sunday
#1289Spanish
of the sea and sun
#1292American
born on a Sunday
#1294Japan
Morning and sun
#1297American
Sundra is a modern variation of the name 'Sandra', often understood to mean 'defender of mankind'.
#1307American
a variation of Kalinda, often linked with 'the sun'
#1307American
sunshine and light
#1334New Zealand
a name associated with the rising sun or dawn
#1335Spain
The one who is in the sun
#1345USA
Possibly a variant of 'Kyra' or 'Kira', sometimes interpreted as 'light' or 'the sun.'
#1347Australia
to be born with the sun
#1363American
Variations of 'Shay' or 'Shady', often implying 'protected from the sun' or 'shadow'.
#1396France
sundry; various
#1406American
a variant of the name Solaris, which may be derived from 'sol', meaning 'sun'.
#1415American
A derivative of the name 'Shams', meaning 'sun'.
#1432India
The light of the sun
#1434Albania
Son of the sun
#1434American
the light of the sun
#1438Nigeria
the land of the rising sun
#1450American
Derived from 'Kalinda', potentially meaning 'the sun' or 'deity of the sun'
#1468Armenia
Soleil, the sun
#1471Spain
Relating to the Lord; feminine form of Domingo, meaning 'Sunday'
#1542Japan
Child of the sun (日子)
#1586American
daughter of the sun
#1589American
derived from Sunday
#1615Mexico
Dawn or sunrise
#1621English
Sunshine; shining light
#1637American
Path of the sun
#1660Inuit regions
of the sun
#1663Indonesia
from the Sunda islands
#1667American
Derived from 'La' and 'Sunda'
#1675Kazakhstan
ray of sunshine
#1691Spanish↑ Rising
little sun
#1711American
A modern name that likely derives from 'Cyrus' meaning 'sun' or 'throne', but with a feminine twist
#1744English
from the place of the sunset
#1780American
born on a Sunday
#1787English
belonging to the sun
#1788American
variant of Dawn, relating to the sunrise or daybreak
#1796Poland
Ewe, female sheep; born of the sun
#1800Bosnia and Herzegovina
Noble woman; sun's warmth
#1803Basque
sunny or related to the sun
#1837French
Little sunrise
#1853American
Combination of the elements 'La' and 'Tanisha', often interpreted as 'the one who is born on a Sunday'.
#1856Sanskrit
beloved of the sun
#1872Greek
gift of the sun
#1884Japan
child of the sun
#1896Native American (Hopi)
Sunrise
#1900India
Daughter of the Sun
#1903Italian
assumed, taken for granted — from Assunta
#1908American
Sun or Daylight
#1936Spanish
ascension — from Asunción
#1940American
Possibly derived from Asia, meaning 'the east' or 'sunrise'
#1954American
people of the sun
#1960English
Derived from 'sun', meaning radiant or joyful
#1966Slavic countries
Dawn, sunrise.
#1976USA
the place where the sun sets
#1978English
Suelynn - 'sunshine'
#1988India↑ Rising
eminent, distinguished, or first ray of the sun
#1989Japanese
spring, clear, or sunny
#2153Hindi-speaking regions
First rays of the sun