Sabaoth – Lord of hosts
\nSabeans – captivity; conversion; old age
\nSabtah – a going about or circuiting; old age
\nSabtechah – that surrounds; that causes wounding
\nSacar – wares; a price
\nSadducees – followers of Sadoc – or Zadok
\nSadoc – or Zadok – just; righteous
\nSalah – mission; sending
\nSalamis – shaken; test; beaten
\nSalathiel – asked or lent of God
\nSalcah – thy basket; thy lifting up
\nSalem – complete or perfect peace
\nSalim – foxes; fists; path
\nSallai – Sallu – an exaltation; a basket
\nSalma – peace; perfection
\nSalmon – peaceable; perfect; he that rewards
\nSalome – same as Salmon
\nSamaria – watch-mountain
\nSamlah – his raiment; his left hand; his astonishment
\nSamos – full of gravel
\nSamothracia – an island possessed by the Samians and Thracians
\nSamson – his sun; his service; there the second time
\nSamuel – lent if God; heard of God; asked of God
\nSanballat – bramble-bush; enemy in secret
\nSanhedrin – sitting together
\nSansannah – bough or bramble of the enemy
\nSaph – rushes; sea-moss
\nSaphir – delightful
\nSapphira – that relates or tells
\nSarah – lady; princess; princess of the multitude
\nSarai – my lady; my princess
\nSardis – prince of joy
\nSardites – removing a dissension
\nSarepta – a goldsmith’s shop
\nSargon – who takes away protection
\nSarid – remaining; hand of a prince
\nSaron – same as Sharon
\nSarsechim – master of the wardrobe
\nSaruch – branch; layer; lining
\nSatan – contrary; adversary; enemy; accuser
\nSaul – demanded; lent; ditch; death
\nSceva – disposed; prepared
\nSeba – a drunkard; that turns
\nSebat – twig; scepter; tribe
\nSecacah – shadow; covering; defense
\nSechu – defense; bough
\nSecundus – second
\nSegub – fortified; raised
\nSeir – Seirath – hairy; goat; demon; tempest
\nSela – a rock
\nSela-hammah-lekoth – rock of divisions
\nSelah – the end; a pause
\nSeled – affliction; warning
\nSeleucia – shaken or beaten by the waves
\nSem – same as Shem
\nSemachiah – joined to the Lord
\nSemaiah – obeying the Lord
\nSemei – hearing; obeying
\nSenaah – bramble; enemy
\nSeneh – same as Senaah
\nSenir – bed-candle; changing
\nSennacherib – bramble of destruction
\nSeorim – gates; hairs; tempests
\nSephar – book; scribe; number
\nSepharad – a book descending
\nSepharvaim – the two books; the two scribes
\nSerah – lady of scent; song; the morning star
\nSeraiah – prince of the Lord
\nSeraphim – burning; fiery
\nSered – dyer’s vat
\nSergius – net
\nSerug – branch; layer; twining
\nSeth – put; who puts; fixed
\nSethur – hid; destroying
\nShaalabbim – understanding – or son of a fox
\nShaalbim – that beholds the heart
\nShaalbonite – a fox’s building
\nSchaaph – fleeing; thinking
\nShaaraim – gates; valuation; hairs
\nShaashgaz – he that presses the fleece; that shears the sheep
\nShabbethai – my rest
\nShachia – protection of the Lord
\nShadrach – tender – nipple
\nShage – touching softly; multiplying much
\nShalem – same as Salem
\nShalim – same as Salim
\nShalisha – three; the third; prince; captain
\nShallum – perfect; agreeable
\nShalmai – my garment
\nShalman – peaceable; perfect; that rewards
\nShalmaneser – peace; tied; chained; perfection; retribution
\nShamariah – throne or keeping of the Lord
\nShamed – destroying; wearing out
\nShamer – keeper; thorn; dregs
\nShamgar – named a stranger; he is here a stranger
\nShamhuth – desolation; destruction
\nShamir – Shamer – prison; bush; lees; thorn
\nShammah – loss; desolation; astonishment
\nShammai – my name; my desolations
\nShammoth – names; desolations
\nShammuah – he that is heard; he that is obeyed
\nShamsherai – there a singer or conqueror
\nShapham – Shaphan – rabbit; wild rat; their lip; their brink
\nShaphat – judge
\nSharai – my lord; my prince; my song
\nSharar – navel; thought; singing
\nSharezer – overseer of the treasury – or of the storehouse
\nSharon – his plain; his song
\nShashai – rejoicing; mercy; linen
\nShashak – a bag of linen; the sixth bag
\nShaul – Saul – asked; lent; a grave
\nShaveh – the plain; that makes equality
\nShealtiel – same as Salathiel
\nSheariah – gate of the Lord; tempest of the Lord
\nShear-jashub – the remnant shall return
\nSheba – captivity; old man; repose; oath
\nShebam – compassing about; old men
\nShebaniah – the Lord that converts – or recalls from captivity
\nShebarim – breakings; hopes
\nSheber – breaking; hope
\nShebna – who rests himself; who is now captive
\nShebuel – turning – or captivity – or seat – of God
\nShecaniah – habitation of the Lord
\nShechem – part; portion; back early in the morning
\nShedeur – field of light; light of the Almighty
\nShehariah – mourning or blackness of the Lord
\nShelah – that breaks; that unties; that undresses
\nShelemiah – God is my perfection; my happiness; my peace
\nSheleph – who draws out
\nShelesh – captain; prince
\nShelomi – Shelomith – my peace; my happiness; my recompense
\nShelumiel – same as Shelemiah
\nShem – name; renown
\nShema – hearing; obeying
\nShemaiah – that hears or obeys the Lord
\nShemariah – God is my guard
\nShemeber – name of force; name of the strong
\nShemer – guardian; thorn
\nShemida – name of knowledge; that puts knowledge
\nSheminith – eighth (an eight-stringed instrument)
\nShemiramoth – the height of the heavens
\nShemuel – appointed by God
\nShen – tooth; ivory; change
\nShenazar – treasurer of a tooth
\nShenir – lantern; light that sleeps
\nShephatiah – the Lord that judges
\nShephi – beholder; honeycomb; garment
\nShepho – desert
\nShephuphan – serpent
\nSherah – flesh; relationship
\nSherebiah – singing with the Lord
\nSheshach – bag of flax or linen
\nSheshai – six; mercy; flax
\nSheshan – lily; rose; joy; flax
\nSheshbazzar – joy in tribulation; joy of the vintage
\nShethar – putrefied; searching
\nShethar-boznai – that makes to rot; that seeks those who despise me
\nSheva – vanity; elevation; fame; tumult
\nShibboleth – Sibboleth – ear of corn; stream or flood
\nShibmah – overmuch captivity – or sitting
\nShicron – drunkenness; his gift; his wages
\nShiggaion – a song of trouble or comfort
\nShihon – sound; wall of strength
\nShihor-libnah – blackness of Libnah
\nShilhi – Shilhim – bough; weapon; armor
\nShillem – peace; perfection; retribution
\nShiloah – same as Siloah
\nShiloh – sent
\nShiloh (name of a city) – peace; abundance
\nShilom – tarrying; peace-maker
\nShilshah – three; chief; captain
\nShimeah – Shimeath – that hears – or obeys; perdition
\nShimei – Shimi – that hears or obeys; my reputation; my fame
\nShimeon – same as Simeon
\nShimma – same as Shimeah
\nShimon – providing well; fatness; oil
\nShimrath – hearing; obedient
\nShimshai – my son
\nShimri – thorn; dregs
\nShimrith – Shimron – same as Shimri
\nShinab – father of changing
\nShinar – watch of him that sleeps
\nShiphi – multitude
\nShiphrah – handsome; trumpet; that does good
\nShisha – of marble; pleasant
\nShishak – present of the bag; of the pot; of the thigh
\nShitrai – gatherer of money
\nShittim – thorns
\nShiza – this gift
\nShoa – kings; tyrants
\nShobab – returned; turned back; a spark
\nShobach – your bonds; your chains
\nShobai – turning captivity
\nShobal – path; ear of corn
\nShobek – made void; forsaken
\nShochoh – defense; a bough
\nShoham – keeping back
\nShomer – keeper; dregs
\nShophach – pouring out
\nShophan – rabbit; hid
\nShoshannim – those that shall be changed
\nShua – crying; saving
\nShuah – ditch; swimming; humiliation
\nShual – fox; path; first
\nShubael – returning captivity; seat of God
\nShuham – talking; thinking; humiliation; budding
\nShulamite – peaceable; perfect; that recompenses
\nShunem – their change; their sleep
\nShuni – changed; sleeping
\nShuphim – Shuppim – wearing them out; their shore
\nShur – wall; ox; that beholds
\nShushan – lily; rose; joy
\nShuthelah – plant; verdure; moist; pot
\nSia – moving; help
\nSibbechai – bough; cottage; of springs
\nSibmah – conversion; captivity
\nSichem – portion; shoulder
\nSiddim – the tilled field
\nSidon – hunting; fishing; venison
\nSigionoth – according to variable songs or tunes –
\nSihon – rooting out; conclusion
\nSihor – black; trouble (the river Nile)
\nSilas – three – or the third
\nSilla – exalting
\nSiloa – Siloam – Siloe – same as Shilhi
\nSilvanus – who loves the forest
\nSimeon – that hears or obeys; that is heard
\nSimon – that hears; that obeys
\nSin – bush
\nSinai – a bush; enmity
\nSinim – south country –
\nSion – noise; tumult
\nSippai – threshold; silver cup
\nSinon – a breast-plate; deliverance
\nSisamai – house; blindness
\nSisera – that sees a horse or a swallow
\nSitnah – hatred
\nSivan – a bush or thorn
\nSmyrna – myrrh
\nSo – a measure for grain; vail
\nSocoh – tents; tabernacles
\nSodi – my secret
\nSodom – their secret; their cement
\nSolomon – peaceable; perfect; one who recompenses
\nSopater – Sosipater – who defends the father
\nSophereth – scribe – numbering
\nSorek – vine; hissing; a color inclining to yellow
\nSosthenes – savior; strong; powerful
\nSotai – conclusion in pleading; binding
\nSpain – rare; precious
\nStachys – spike or ear of corn
\nStephanas – crown; crowned
\nStephen – same as Stephanas
\nSuah – speaking; entreating; ditch
\nSuccoth – tents; tabernacles
\nSuccoth-benoth – the tents of daughters – or young women; or prostitutes
\nSud – my secret
\nSur – that withdraws or departs; rebellion
\nSusanna – lily; rose; joy
\nSusi – horse; swallow; moth
\nSychar – end
\nSyene – a bush; enmity
\nSyntyche – that speaks or discourses
\nSyracuse – that draws violently<\/p>\n
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