Word
|
Meaning
|
Occurrences
|
sardonychus |
of sardonyx |
1 |
sardonyx |
sardonyx |
2 |
sarea |
Sarea |
1 |
sareas |
Sareas |
1 |
sarebia |
Sarebia |
1 |
sarebias |
Sarebias |
1 |
sared |
Sared |
3 |
sareda |
Sareda |
1 |
saredatha |
Saredatha |
1 |
saredites |
Saredite |
1 |
sarephta |
Sarephta |
2 |
sarepta |
Sarepta |
3 |
sares |
Sares |
1 |
sargon |
Sargon |
1 |
saria |
Saria |
2 |
sarid |
Sarid |
1 |
sarion |
Sarion |
1 |
sarmentum |
twigs, brushwood |
2 |
sarohen |
Sarohen |
1 |
saron |
Saron |
5 |
sarona |
Sarona |
2 |
saronites |
Saronite |
1 |
sarrio |
to hoe, rake |
2 |
sarsachim |
Sarsachim |
1 |
sartago |
frying pan |
8 |
sarthan |
Sarthan |
2 |
sarthana |
Sarthana |
1 |
sartus |
mended, repaired |
7 |
sarug |
Sarug |
6 |
sarva |
Sarva |
1 |
sarvia |
Sarvia |
26 |
sassabasar |
Sassabasar |
4 |
sata |
standing corn, crops |
9 |
satago |
to be busy, bustle about |
7 |
satan |
, adversary |
16 |
satanas |
adversary, Satan |
72 |
satelles |
attendant, companion |
5 |
satietas |
sufficiency, abundance |
2 |
satio |
to fill, satisfy; sowing, planting |
35 |
satis |
enough |
22 |
satisfacio |
to give satisfaction, satisfy |
6 |
satisfactio |
excuse, apology |
5 |
sator |
sower, planter |
1 |
satrapa |
satrap, provincial governor |
24 |
satum |
Hebrew dry measure |
6 |
saturitas |
fullness, plenty |
15 |
saturo |
to fill, satisfy |
82 |
saucius |
wounded, hurt |
1 |
saul |
Saul |
401 |
saulites |
Saulites |
1 |
saulus |
Saul |
48 |
saura |
Saura |
1 |
save |
save |
2 |
saxeus |
rocky, stony |
1 |
saxosus |
rocky, full of rocks |
1 |
saxum |
rock, stone |
18 |
scabellum |
footstool |
24 |
scabies |
scab, mange |
4 |
scala |
flight of stairs, ladder |
3 |
scalpellum |
small knife, scalpel |
1 |
scandalizo |
to cause to stumble, scandalize |
65 |
scandalum |
stumbling-block |
50 |
scando |
to rise, climb |
1 |
scapha |
light boat, skiff |
8 |
scapula |
shoulder |
7 |
scateo |
to gush, bubble |
2 |
scaturio |
to stream, gush out |
1 |
scelerate |
impiously, wickedly |
1 |
sceleratus |
wicked, impious |
7 |
sceleste |
wickedly, viciously |
1 |
scelestus |
wicked, criminal |
10 |
scelus |
crime, sin |
80 |
scenofactorius |
belonging to tent-making |
2 |
scenopegia |
Feast of Tabernacles |
5 |
sceptrum |
scepter |
22 |
sceva |
Sceva |
2 |
schinus |
mastic tree |
1 |
schisma |
split, separation |
6 |
schola |
leisure for learning, school |
2 |
scibboleth |
Scibboleth |
1 |