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Name | Meaning |
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 | peaceable; perfect; he that rewards |
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 | his plain; his song |
Sarsechim | master of the wardrobe |
Saruch | branch; layer; lining |
Satan | contrary; adversary; enemy; accuser |
Saul | demanded; lent; ditch; death |
Sceva | disposed; prepared |
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 |
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