| Shalim | Foxes, fists, path. |
| Shalisha | Three; the third; prince; captain |
| Shallum | Perfect, agreeable. |
| Shalmai | My garment or my spoiler |
| Shalman | Peaceable, perfect, that rewards. |
| Shalmaneser | Peace, tied, chained, perfection, retribution. |
| Shamariah | Throne or keeping of the Lord |
| Shamed | Destroying, wearing out. |
| Shamer | Prison, bush, lees, thorn. |
| Shamgar | Named a stranger; he is here a stranger |
| Shamhuth | Desolation, destruction. |
| Shamira | One who is a precious stone. |
| 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 |
| Shana | God is gracious |
| Shanae | A beautiful, gifted woman |
| Shapham | Rabbit, wild rat, their lip, their brink |
| Shaphan | Rabbit, wild rat, their lip, their brink |
| Shaphat | One who judges fairly. |
| Sharai | My lord; my prince; my song |
| Sharar | Navel, thought, singing. |
| Sharezer | Overseer of the treasury, or of the storehouse. |
| Sharis | A name meaning a sweet fragrance. |
| Sharne | A person who is charming. |
| Shashai | Rejoicing, mercy, linen. |
| Shashak | A bag of linen, the sixth bag. |
| Shaul | Asked, lent, a grave. Demanded, lent, ditch, death. |
| Shaveh | The plain, that makes equality. |
| Shayna | A name meaning beautiful one. |
| Sheariah | Gate of the Lord, tempest of the Lord. |
| 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. |