šabāṯôn shab-baw-thone' Parts of Speech Noun Masculine šabāṯôn Definition Sabbath observance, sabbatism of weekly sabbath day of atonement sabbatical year of Feast of Trumpets of the 1st and last days of the Feast of Tabernacles Original Language

šayiṭ shay'-yit Parts of Speech Noun Masculine šayiṭ Definition rowing rowing scourge (fig) Original Language tyX Origin from (07751) Strong's Number 07885 TDNT Entry TWOT - 2344c

šāḇâ shaw-baw' Parts of Speech Verb šāḇâ Definition to take captive (Qal) to take captive captive (participle) to lead captive (Niphal) to be taken captive Original Language hbX Origin a primitive root

šālēm shaw-lame' Parts of Speech Adjective šālēm Definition complete, safe, peaceful, perfect, whole, full, at peace complete full, perfect finished safe, unharmed peace (of covenant of peace, mind) perfect, complete (of keeping covenant relation) Original Lang

śîaḥ see'-akh Parts of Speech Noun Masculine śîaḥ Definition bush, plant, shrub Original Language xyX Origin from (07878) Strong's Number 07880 TDNT Entry TWOT - 2256a

šûp̄ shoof Parts of Speech Verb šûp̄ Definition to bruise, crush, gape upon, desire?, seize?, strike out? (Qal) to fall upon, bruise Original Language @wX Origin a primitive root Strong's Number 07779

śûḵāṯî soo-kaw-thee' Parts of Speech Adjective śûḵāṯî Definition Suchathites = "bush-men" a family of scribes at Jabez and descendants of Judah through Caleb Original Language ytkwX Origin probably

sāḥār saw-khar' Parts of Speech Noun Masculine sāḥār Definition traffic, gain, profit, gain from merchandise traffic, gain from traffic Original Language rxo Origin from (05503) Strong's Number 05505

šᵊḇaq (Aramaic) sheb-ak' Parts of Speech Verb šᵊḇaq (Aramaic) Definition to leave, let alone (P'al) to leave, let alone (Ithpael) to be left Original Language qbX Origin corresponding to the root of (07733) Strong

ḥitîṯ khit-teeth' Parts of Speech Noun Feminine ḥitîṯ Definition terror Original Language tyttx Origin from (02865) Strong's Number 02851 TDNT Entry TWOT - 784f

ševaʿ sheh'-vah Parts of Speech Verb ševaʿ Definition to cry Original Language [wX Origin from (07768) Strong's Number 07773 TDNT Entry TWOT - 2348a

śāḥû saw'-khoo Parts of Speech Noun Masculine śāḥû Definition swimming Original Language wxX Origin from (07811) Strong's Number 07813 TDNT Entry TWOT - 2247a

šûšan ʿēḏûṯ shoo-shan' ay-dooth' Parts of Speech Noun Masculine šûšan ʿēḏûṯ Definition Shoshannim-eduth or Shushan-eduth = "lilies" instruction in the title of Psalm 60 and Psalm 80 meaning uncertain Origin

šᵊḇāḇîm shaw-bawb' Parts of Speech Noun Masculine šᵊḇāḇîm Definition splinters, fragment meaning probable Original Language bbX Origin from an unused root meaning to break up Str

sāḥar saw-khar' Parts of Speech Verb sāḥar Definition to go around, go about, travel about in, go about in trade (Qal) to go about to and fro (in business) trader, trafficker (participle) (Pilpel) to palpitate Original Language rxo Origin a

šōṭēṭ sho-tate' Parts of Speech Noun Masculine šōṭēṭ Definition scourge Original Language ttX Origin act part of an otherwise unused root meaning (properly, to pierce Strong's Number

šôq shoke Parts of Speech Noun Feminine šôq Definition leg, thigh of man; specifically the lower leg (calf) as opposed to the thigh of sacrificial animal; specifically the thigh, upper leg, hind leg, as the portion eaten Original Language qwX Origin

šûḥâ shoo-khaw' Parts of Speech Proper Name Masculine šûḥâ Definition Shuah = "wealth" a Judaite, brother of Chelub also 'Shuhah' Original Language hxwX Origin the same as (07745) Strong's Number 077

śîḇ (Aramaic) seeb Parts of Speech Verb śîḇ (Aramaic) Definition to be gray, be hoary, be hoary-headed (P'al) elders (subst) Original Language byX Origin corresponding to (07867) Strong's Number 07868

šûr shoor Parts of Speech Proper Name Location šûr Definition Shur = "wall" a place southwest of Palestine on the eastern border or within the border of Egypt; the Israelites passed through the wilderness of Shur after crossing the Red Sea also 'wilderness of Etham' Original Lang