| Biblical baby names begining from S |
| 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 |
| Just, justified, 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 |
| An exaltation, a basket. |
| Sallu |
| An exaltation, a basket. |
| Salma |
| Peace, perfection. |
| Salmon |
| Peaceable; perfect; he that rewards |
| Salome |
 | Peaceable; perfect; she 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 |
| Asked, lent, a grave. 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. |
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