BhaibheriNames beginning with S
264 names
- Sabaoth
- Lord of hosts
- Sabeans
- captivity; conversion; old age
- Sabtah
- a going about or circuiting; old age
- Sabtechah
- that surrounds; that causes wounding
- Sacar
- wares; a price
- Sadducees
- "followers of Sadoc, or Zadok"
- Sadoc
- "or Zadok, just; righteous"
- Salah
- mission; sending
- Salamis
- shaken; test; beaten
- Salathiel
- asked or lent of God
- Salcah
- thy basket; thy lifting up
- Salem
- complete or perfect peace
- Salim
- foxes; fists; path
- Sallai
- "Sallu, an exaltation; a basket"
- Salma
- peace; perfection
- Salmon
- peaceable; perfect; he that rewards
- Salome
- same as Salmon
- Samaria
- watch-mountain
- Samlah
- his raiment; his left hand; his astonishment
- Samos
- full of gravel
- Samothracia
- an island possessed by the Samians and Thracians
- Samson
- his sun; his service; there the second time
- Samuel
- heard of God; asked of God
- Sanballat
- bramble-bush; enemy in secret
- Sanhedrin
- sitting together
- Sansannah
- bough or bramble of the enemy
- Saph
- rushes; sea-moss
- Saphir
- delightful
- Sapphira
- that relates or tells
- Sarah
- lady; princess; princess of the multitude
- Sarai
- my lady; my princess
- Sardis
- prince of joy
- Sardites
- removing a dissension
- Sarepta
- a goldsmith's shop
- Sargon
- who takes away protection
- Sarid
- remaining; hand of a prince
- Saron
- same as Sharon
- Sarsechim
- master of the wardrobe
- Saruch
- branch; layer; lining
- Satan
- contrary; adversary; enemy; accuser
- Saul
- demanded; lent; ditch; death
- Sceva
- disposed; prepared
- Schaaph
- fleeing; thinking
- Seba
- a drunkard; that turns
- Sebat
- twig; scepter; tribe
- Secacah
- shadow; covering; defense
- Sechu
- defense; bough
- Secundus
- second
- Segub
- fortified; raised
- Seir
- "Seirath, hairy; goat; demon; tempest"
- Sela
- a rock
- Sela-hammah-lekoth
- rock of divisions
- Selah
- the end; a pause
- Seled
- affliction; warning
- Seleucia
- shaken or beaten by the waves
- Sem
- same as Shem
- Semachiah
- joined to the Lord
- Semaiah
- obeying the Lord
- Semei
- hearing; obeying
- Senaah
- bramble; enemy
- Seneh
- same as Senaah
- Senir
- bed-candle; changing
- Sennacherib
- bramble of destruction
- Seorim
- gates; hairs; tempests
- Sephar
- book; scribe; number
- Sepharad
- a book descending
- Sepharvaim
- the two books; the two scribes
- Serah
- lady of scent; song; the morning star
- Seraiah
- prince of the Lord
- Seraphim
- burning; fiery
- Sered
- dyer's vat
- Sergius
- net
- Serug
- branch; layer; twining
- Seth
- put; who puts; fixed
- Sethur
- hid; destroying
- Shaalabbim
- "understanding, or son of a fox"
- Shaalbim
- that beholds the heart
- Shaalbonite
- a fox's building
- Shaaraim
- gates; valuation; hairs
- Shaashgaz
- he that presses the fleece; that shears the sheep
- Shabbethai
- my rest
- Shachia
- protection of the Lord
- Shadrach
- "tender, nipple"
- Shage
- touching softly; multiplying much
- Shalem
- same as Salem
- Shalim
- same as Salim
- Shalisha
- three; the third; prince; captain
- Shallum
- perfect; agreeable
- Shalmai
- my garment
- Shalman
- peaceable; perfect; that rewards
- Shalmaneser
- peace; tied; chained; perfection; retribution
- Shamariah
- throne or keeping of the Lord
- Shamed
- destroying; wearing out
- Shamer
- keeper; thorn; dregs
- Shamgar
- named a stranger; he is here a stranger
- Shamhuth
- desolation; destruction
- Shamir
- "Shamer, prison; bush; lees; thorn"
- Shammah
- loss; desolation; astonishment
- Shammai
- my name; my desolations
- Shammoth
- names; desolations
- Shammuah
- he that is heard; he that is obeyed
- Shamsherai
- there a singer or conqueror
- Shapham
- "Shaphan, rabbit; wild rat; their lip; their brink"
- Shaphat
- judge
- Sharai
- my lord; my prince; my song
- Sharar
- navel; thought; singing
- Sharezer
- "overseer of the treasury, or of the storehouse"
- Sharon
- his plain; his song
- Shashai
- rejoicing; mercy; linen
- Shashak
- a bag of linen; the sixth bag
- Shaul
- "Saul, asked; lent; a grave"
- Shaveh
- the plain; that makes equality
- Shealtiel
- same as Salathiel
- Shear-jashub
- the remnant shall return
- Sheariah
- gate of the Lord; tempest of the Lord
- Sheba
- captivity; old man; repose; oath
- Shebam
- compassing about; old men
- Shebaniah
- "the Lord that converts, or recalls from captivity"
- Shebarim
- breakings; hopes
- Sheber
- breaking; hope
- Shebna
- who rests himself; who is now captive
- Shebuel
- "turning, or captivity, or seat, of God"
- Shecaniah
- habitation of the Lord
- Shechem
- part; portion; back early in the morning
- Shedeur
- field of light; light of the Almighty
- Shehariah
- mourning or blackness of the Lord
- Shelah
- that breaks; that unties; that undresses
- Shelemiah
- God is my perfection; my happiness; my peace
- Sheleph
- who draws out
- Shelesh
- captain; prince
- Shelomi
- "Shelomith, my peace; my happiness; my recompense"
- Shelumiel
- same as Shelemiah
- Shem
- name; renown
- Shema
- hearing; obeying
- Shemaiah
- that hears or obeys the Lord
- Shemariah
- God is my guard
- Shemeber
- name of force; name of the strong
- Shemer
- guardian; thorn
- Shemida
- name of knowledge; that puts knowledge
- Sheminith
- eighth (an eight-stringed instrument)
- Shemiramoth
- the height of the heavens
- Shemuel
- appointed by God
- Shen
- tooth; ivory; change
- Shenazar
- treasurer of a tooth
- Shenir
- lantern; light that sleeps
- Shephatiah
- the Lord that judges
- Shephi
- beholder; honeycomb; garment
- Shepho
- desert
- Shephuphan
- serpent
- Sherah
- flesh; relationship
- Sherebiah
- singing with the Lord
- Sheshach
- bag of flax or linen
- Sheshai
- six; mercy; flax
- Sheshan
- lily; rose; joy; flax
- Sheshbazzar
- joy in tribulation; joy of the vintage
- Shethar
- putrefied; searching
- Shethar-boznai
- that makes to rot; that seeks those who despise me
- Sheva
- vanity; elevation; fame; tumult
- Shibboleth
- "Sibboleth, ear of corn; stream or flood"
- Shibmah
- "overmuch captivity, or sitting"
- Shicron
- drunkenness; his gift; his wages
- Shiggaion
- a song of trouble or comfort
- Shihon
- sound; wall of strength
- Shihor-libnah
- blackness of Libnah
- Shilhi
- "Shilhim, bough; weapon; armor"
- Shillem
- peace; perfection; retribution
- Shiloah
- same as Siloah
- Shiloh
- sent
- Shiloh (name of a city)
- peace; abundance
- Shilom
- tarrying; peace-maker
- Shilshah
- three; chief; captain
- Shimeah
- "Shimeath, that hears, or obeys; perdition"
- Shimei
- "Shimi, that hears or obeys; my reputation; my fame"
- Shimeon
- same as Simeon
- Shimma
- same as Shimeah
- Shimon
- providing well; fatness; oil
- Shimrath
- hearing; obedient
- Shimri
- thorn; dregs
- Shimrith
- "Shimron, same as Shimri"
- Shimshai
- my son
- Shinab
- father of changing
- Shinar
- watch of him that sleeps
- Shiphi
- multitude
- Shiphrah
- handsome; trumpet; that does good
- Shisha
- of marble; pleasant
- Shishak
- present of the bag; of the pot; of the thigh
- Shitrai
- gatherer of money
- Shittim
- thorns
- Shiza
- this gift
- Shoa
- kings; tyrants
- Shobab
- returned; turned back; a spark
- Shobach
- your bonds; your chains
- Shobai
- turning captivity
- Shobal
- path; ear of corn
- Shobek
- made void; forsaken
- Shochoh
- defense; a bough
- Shoham
- keeping back
- Shomer
- keeper; dregs
- Shophach
- pouring out
- Shophan
- rabbit; hid
- Shoshannim
- those that shall be changed
- Shua
- crying; saving
- Shuah
- ditch; swimming; humiliation
- Shual
- fox; path; first
- Shubael
- returning captivity; seat of God
- Shuham
- talking; thinking; humiliation; budding
- Shulamite
- peaceable; perfect; that recompenses
- Shunem
- their change; their sleep
- Shuni
- changed; sleeping
- Shuphim
- "Shuppim, wearing them out; their shore"
- Shur
- wall; ox; that beholds
- Shushan
- lily; rose; joy
- Shuthelah
- plant; verdure; moist; pot
- Sia
- moving; help
- Sibbechai
- bough; cottage; of springs
- Sibmah
- conversion; captivity
- Sichem
- portion; shoulder
- Siddim
- the tilled field
- Sidon
- hunting; fishing; venison
- Sigionoth
- "according to variable songs or tunes,"
- Sihon
- rooting out; conclusion
- Sihor
- black; trouble (the river Nile)
- Silas
- "three, or the third"
- Silla
- exalting
- Siloa
- "Siloam, Siloe, same as Shilhi"
- Silvanus
- who loves the forest
- Simeon
- that hears or obeys; that is heard
- Simon
- that hears; that obeys
- Sin
- bush
- Sinai
- a bush; enmity
- Sinim
- "south country,"
- Sinon
- a breast-plate; deliverance
- Sion
- noise; tumult
- Sippai
- threshold; silver cup
- Sisamai
- house; blindness
- Sisera
- that sees a horse or a swallow
- Sitnah
- hatred
- Sivan
- a bush or thorn
- Smyrna
- myrrh
- So
- a measure for grain; vail
- Socoh
- tents; tabernacles
- Sodi
- my secret
- Sodom
- their secret; their cement
- Solomon
- peaceable; perfect; one who recompenses
- Sopater
- "Sosipater, who defends the father"
- Sophereth
- "scribe, numbering"
- Sorek
- vine; hissing; a color inclining to yellow
- Sosthenes
- savior; strong; powerful
- Sotai
- conclusion in pleading; binding
- Spain
- rare; precious
- Stachys
- spike or ear of corn
- Stephanas
- crown; crowned
- Stephen
- same as Stephanas
- Suah
- speaking; entreating; ditch
- Succoth
- tents; tabernacles
- Succoth-benoth
- "the tents of daughters, or young women; or prostit"
- Sud
- my secret
- Sur
- that withdraws or departs; rebellion
- Susanna
- lily; rose; joy
- Susi
- horse; swallow; moth
- Sychar
- end
- Syene
- a bush; enmity
- Syntyche
- that speaks or discourses
- Syracuse
- that draws violently
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