གསུང་རབ་ཀྱི་མིང་ཐོ།

• ཀ་ཕར་ན་ཧུམ། (Capernaum)
• ཀ་ཡ་ཕཱ།
• ཀི་ཐིམ།(Kittim)
• ཀུ་ཤ།(Cush)

• ཁེ་ནཱན།(Kenan)
• ཁོ་སམ།

• ག་ལིལ​།(Galilee)
• གད། (གསུང་རབ།)(Gad)
• གན་ནེ་སཱ་རེལ​།(Gennesaret)
• གེབ་རི་ཨེལ།
• གོལ་གོ་ཐ།(Golgotha)
• གོ་མེར།(Gomer)
• གེར་ཤོམ།(Gershom)

• ཏི་ཀི་ཀུ། (ཐེ་ཏུ། ༣་༡༢)
• ཏི་པེར་ཡུ། (Tiberius)
• ཏྲ་ཀོ་ནི་ཏི།(Trachonitis)

• ཐ་བུ་ལོན།(Zebulun)
• ཐར་ཤི་ཤ།(Tarshish)
• ཐི་མེ།(Timeus)
• ཐི་ར། (Tiras)
• ཐུ་བལ།(Tubal)
• ཐེ་ཏུ།(ཐེ་ཏུ། ༡་༤)
• ཐེ་རཱ།
• ཐེ་ཨོ་ཕི་ལུ། (Theophilus)
• ཐོ་མཱ།(Thomas)
• ཐཱ་ཨད་དེ་ཨ་སི།(Thaddeus)
• ཐཱ་ཨེར།(Tyre)

• དན​།Dan
• དེ་ཁ་པོ་ལེ།(Decapolis)
• དབྱི་སི་ཀར།
• དཱ་བིད།
• དཱལ་མ་ནུ་ཐ།(Dalmanutha)

• ན་ཙ་རེལ​།(Nazareth)
• ནབ་ཏ་ལིྰ།Naphtali
• ནཱི་ཀོ་པོ་ལི་སི། (Nicopolis) (ཐེ་ཏུ། ༣་༡༢)
• ནེ་རི།
• ནོ་ཨ།
• ནཱ་ཐན།
• ནཱ་ཐན།
• ནཱ་སོན།
• ནཱ་ཧོར།

• པར་ཐི་མེ།
• པར་ཐོ་ལོ་མཱ།(Bartholome)
• པར་ཨབ་པཱ།
• པི་མ་ཏུས​།(Pilate)
• པེ་ཐན་ཡཱ།(Bethany)
• པེ་ཕ་གེ(Bethphage)
• པེ་རེ་ཟི།
• པེ་སད་དཱ།(Bethsaida)
• པོ་ཨ་ཟི།

• ཕཱ་ནུ་ཨེལ།
• ཕི་ལིབ།(Philip)
• ཕུ་ཨ།(Puah)
• ཕེ་ལེག
• ཕོན་ཏི་ཡུ། (Pontius)

• བཟེ་རུ་པ་པེལ།
• བེད་ལེ་ཧེམ།(Bethlehem)
• བེན་ཡ་མིན​།Benjamin
• བོ་ཨ་ནེར་གེ(Boanerges)

• མ་གོག(Magog)
• མ་ལི་ཡ།
• མ་ད་ཨི།(Madai)
• མག་དལ།(Magdala)
• མད་ཐ་ཐི།
• མད་ཐད།
• མད་ཐཱ།
• མཱ་ཧ་ལཱ་ཨེལ།
• མིར་ཡམ། ཡང་ན་ལུང་སྟོན་མ་མིར་ཡམ།
• མིས་རཱ་ཡིམ།(Mizraim)
• མེ་ཐུ་ཟི་ལཱ།
• མེ་ཤེཀ།(Meshech)
• མེན་ནཱ།
• མེ་ལེ་ཡཱ།
• མེལ་ཀི།
• མོ་ཤི།

• ཚི་དོན།(Sidon)
• ཚི་ཕོ་རཱ།(Zipporah)

• ཟེ་ཀ་རི་ཡཱ།ཡང་ན་ལུང་སྟོན་པ་ཟེ་ཀ་རི་ཡཱ།
• ཟེ་བད་ཡཱ། (Zebedee)

• ཡ་ཀོབ།
• ཡ་ཀོབ།
• ཡ་ཝན།(Javan)
• ཡི་ཏྲོ།(Jethro)
• ཡི་ས་གར།(Issachar)
• ཡུ་དཱ།
• ཡུ་དཱ།
• ཡུ་དཱ།(ལུ་ཀཱ། ༣་༣༠)
• ཡེ་རུ་ཀོ།(Jericho)
• ཡེ་རུ་ཤ་ལེམ།(Jerusalem)
• ཡེ་ཤ་ཡཱ། (Isaiah)
• ཡེ་ཤུ།
• ཡེ་ཤུ་ཨ།
• ཡེ་སེ།
• ཡོ་ན། (Jonah/Jonas)
• ཡོ་ནཱམ།
• ཡོ་སེབ།
• ཡོ་སེབ།
• ཡཱ་རིད།
• ཡོ་རིམ།

• རབ་བི།(Rabbi)
• རམ།
• རུ་བེན།(Reuben)
• རུ་ཕུ་སུ། (Rufus)
• རེའུ།
• རོ་མ།

• ལ་མེག
• ལུ་ཀཱ།
• ལེ་ཝི།(Levi)
• ལེ་ཝི།

• ཤ་མུ་ཨེལ། ཡང་ན་ལུང་སྟོན་པ་ཤ་མུ་ཨེལ།
• ཤ་ལོ་མོ། ཡང་ན་སོ་ལོ་མོན།
• ཤིབ་རཱ།(Shiphrah)
• ཤེ་ཨལ་ཐི་ཨེལ།
• ཤེམ།

• ས་ཏན། (Satan)
• ས་ལཱ། (Shelah)
• ས་ལོ་མེ།(Salome)
• སལ་མོན།
• སེ་བ།(Seba)
• སི་ན། (Sinai)
• སི་ནཱ་སི། (Zenas) (ཐེ་ཏུ། ༣་༡༣)
• སི་མེ་ཡོན།
• སི་མེ་ཡོན།
• སི་མོན​།(Simon)
• སེ་རུག
• སེ་རེ་ནཱ།(Cyrene)
• སེ་སར།(Cesar)
• སེ་སར་རེ་ཡཱ།(Caesarea)
• སེད།

• ཧ་བེལ།
• ཧ་ཝ།
• ཧེ་ནོག
• ཧེ་ཟི་རོན།
• ཧེ་རོ་ད་ཡཱ། ཡང་ན་ཧེ་རོ་དཱེས།(Herod)
• ཧོ་ཟན་ནཱ།(Hosanna)

• ཨ་དམ།
• ཨ་དཱ།
• ཨ་པོ་ལོ་སི།(ཐེ་ཏུ། ༣་༡༣)
• ཨ་བི་ཡཱ།(Abia)
• ཨ་བི་ལེ་ནེ།(Abilene)
• ཨ་ལིག་ཟན་དར​། (Alexander)
• ཨབ་ར་ཧམ།
• ཨ་རོན།
• ཨ་ཤེར།(Asher)
• ཨ་མི་ན་དབ།
• ཨཤ་ཀེ་ན།(Ashkenaz)
• ཨན་ནཱ།
• ཨབ་ཡཱ་ཐར།(Abiathar)
• ཨལ་ཕཱ།
• ཨར་ཏེ་མཱ།(ཐེ་ཏུ། ༣་༡༢)
• ཨར་པག་སད།
• ཨི་དུམ་ཡཱ།(Idumea)
• ཨི་སཱག
• ཨེ་ཏུ་རི་ཡཱ།(Iturea)
• ཨེ་ནོ་ཟི།
• ཨེ་པེར།
• ཨེ་ལི།
• ཨེ་ལི་ཡཱ།
• ཨེ་ལི་ཤ།(Elisha)
• ཨེ་ལི་ཤཱ།(Elishah)
• ཨེ་ལི་ས་བེད།(Elisabeth)
• ཨེ་ལི་ཨེ་བཟེར།
• ཨེ་ལོ་ཨི།(Elohim)
• ཨེར།
• ཨན་དྲི་ཡཱ།
• ཨེལ་མོ་དཱམ།
• ཨེལ་ཡ་ཀིམ།
• ཨོ་པེད།

• Abaddon
• Abagtha
• Abana
• Abarim
• Abba
• Abda
• Abdeel
• Abdi
• Abdiel
• Abdon
• Abednego
• Abel-beth-maachah
• Abel-maim
• Abel-meholah
• Abel-mizraim
• Abel-shittim
• Abez
• Abi
• Abiad
• Abi-albon
• Abiasaph
• Abib
• Abidah
• Abidan
• Abiel
• Abiezer
• Abigail
• Abihail
• Abihu
• Abihud
• Abijah
• Abijam
• Abimael
• Abimelech
• Abinadab
• Abinoam
• Abiram
• Abishag
• Abishai
• Abishalom
• Abishua
• Abishur
• Abital
• Abitub
• Abiud
• Abner
• Abram
• Absalom
• Accad
• Accho
• Aceldama
• Achab
• Achaia
• Achaicus
• Achan
• Achaz
• Achbor
• Achim
• Achish
• Achmetha
• Achor
• Achsah
• Achshaph
• Achzib
• Adadah
• Adah
• Adaiah
• Adaliah
• Adamah
• Adami
• Adar
• Adbeel
• Addin
• Addon
• Adiel
• Adin
• Adithaim
• Adlai
• Admah
• Admatha
• Adna
• Adnah
• Adoni-bezek, or Adonibezek
• Adonijah
• Adonikam
• Adoniram
• Adoni-zedek; Zedek
• Adoraim
• Adoram
• Adrammelech
• Adramyttium
• Adriel
• Adullam
• Adummim
• Aeneas
• Aenon
• Agabus
• Agag
• Agar
• Agee
• Agrippa
• Agur
• Ahab
• Aharah
• Aharhel
• Ahasbai
• Ahasuerus
• Ahava
• Ahaz
• Ahaziah
• Ahi
• Ahiah
• Ahiam
• Ahian
• Ahiezer
• Ahihud
• Ahikam
• Ahilud
• Ahimaaz
• Ahiman
• Ahimelech
• Ahimoth
• Ahinadab
• Ahinoam
• Ahio
• Ahira
• Ahiram
• Ahisamach
• Ahishahur
• Ahishar
• Ahithophel
• Ahitub
• Ahlab
• Ahlai
• Ahoah
• Aholah
• Aholiab
• Aholibah
• Aholibamah
• Ahumai
• Ahuzam
• Ahuzzah
• Ai
• Aiah
• Aijeleth-Shaharor Aijeleth Shahar
• Ajalon
• Akkub
• Akrabbim
• Alammelech
• Alemeth
• Alian
• Alleluia, praise Jah (Yah)
• Allon
• Allon-bachuth
• Almodad
• Almon
• Almon-diblathaim
• Alush
• Alvah
• Amad
• Amal
• Amalek
• Aman
• Amana
• Amariah
• Amasa
• Amasai
• Amashai
• Ami
• Amaziah
• Amittai
• Ammah
• Ammiel
• Ammihud
• Ammishaddai
• Ammizabad
• Ammon
• Amnon
• Amok
• Amon
• Amorite
• Amos
• Amoz
• Amplias
• Amram
• Amraphel
• Amzi
• Anab
• Anah
• Anaharath
• Anaiah
• Anak
• Anamim
• Anammelech
• Anani
• Ananias or Ananiah
• Anathema
• Anathoth,
• Andronicus
• Anem
• Aner
• Aniam
• Anim
• Annas
• Antichrist
• Antioch
• Antipas
• Antipatris
• Antothijah
• Apelles
• Apharsathchites
• Aphek
• Aphekah
• Aphik
• Aphiah
• Apocalypse
• Apocrypha
• Apollonia
• Apollonius
• Apollyon
• Appaim
• Apphia
• Aquila
• Ar
• Ara
• Arab
• Arabia
• Arad
• Arah
• Aram
• Aran
• Ararat
• Araunah
• Arba
• Archippus
• Arcturus
• Ard
• Ardon
• Areli
• Areopagus
• Aretas
• Argob
• Ariel
• Arimathea
• Arioch
• Aristarchus
• Aristobulus
• Armageddon
• Arnon
• Aroer
• Árpád
• Artaxerxes
• Arumah
• Asa
• Asahel
• Asaiah
• Asaph
• Asareel
• Asenath
• Ashan
• Ashbel
• Ashdod
• Ashima
• Ashnah
• Ashtaroth
• Ashur
• Asia
• Asiel
• Askelon
• Asnapper
• Asriel
• Assir
• Asshurim
• Assos
• Assyria
• Asuppim
• Asyncritus
• Atad
• Atarah
• Ataroth
• Ataroth-addar
• Ater
• Athach
• Athaiah
• Athaliah
• Athlai
• Attalia
• Attalus
• Augustus
• Ava
• Aven
• Avim
• Avith
• Azaliah
• Azaniah
• Azariah
• Azaz
• Azazel
• Azaziah
• Azekah
• Azgad
• Azmaveth
• Azmonh
• Aznoth-tabor
• Azor
• Azrikam
• Azubah
• Azur
• Azzan

• Baal
• Baalah
• Baalath
• Baalath-Beer
• Baal-berith
• Baal-gad
• Baal-hamon
• Baal-hanan
• Baal-hermon
• Baali
• Baalim
• Baalis
• Baal-meon
• Baal-peor
• Baal-perazim
• Baal-shalisha
• Baal-tamar
• Baal-zebub
• Baal-zephon
• Baanah
• Baara
• Baaseiah
• Baasha
• Babel
• Babylon
• Baca
• Bahurim
• Bajith
• Balaam
• Baladan
• Balak
• Bamah
• Barachel
• Barak
• Barjesus
• Barjona
• Barnabas
• Barsabbas
• Baruch
• Barzillai
• Bashan
• Bashemath
• Bathsheba
• Bathsuha
• Bealiah
• Bealoth
• Bebai
• Becher
• Bechorath
• Bedad
• Bedaiah
• Bedan
• Beeliada
• Beer
• Beera
• Beerelim
• Beeri
• Beer-lahai-roi
• Beeroth
• Beersheba
• Behemoth
• Bekah
• Belah
• Belial
• Belshazzar
• Belteshazzar
• Ben
• Benaiah
• Ben-ammi
• Beneberak
• Bene-jaakan
• Benhadad
• Benhail
• Benhanan
• Benimi
• Beno
• Benoni
• Benzoheth
• Beon
• Beor
• Bera
• Berachah
• Berachiah
• Beraiah
• Berea
• Bered
• Beri
• Beriah
• Berith
• Bernice
• Berodach-baladan
• Berothai
• Berothath
• Besai
• Besodeiah
• Besor
• Betah
• Beten
• Bethabara
• Bethanath
• Betharabah
• Beth-aram
• Beth-aven
• Beth-azmaveth
• Beth-baalmeon
• Beth-barah
• Beth-birei
• Beth-car
• Beth-dagon
• Beth-diblathaim
• Bethel
• Bethemek
• Bether
• Bethesda
• Beth-ezal
• Beth-gader
• Beth-gamul
• Beth-haccerem
• Beth-haran
• Beth-horon
• Beth-lebaoth
• Beth-marcaboth
• Beth-meon
• Beth-nimrah
• Beth-palet
• Beth-pazzez
• Beth-peor
• Beth-rapha
• Bethshan
• Beth-shemesh
• Bethuel
• Beth-zur
• Betonim
• Beulah
• Bezai
• Bezaleel
• Bezek
• Bezer
• Bichri
• Bidkar
• Bigthan
• Bigvai
• Bildad
• Bileam
• Bilgah
• Bilhah
• Bilshan
• Binea
• Binnui
• Birsha
• Bishlam
• Bithiah
• Bithron
• Bithynia
• Bizjothjah
• Blastus
• Bocheru
• Bochim
• Bohan
• Boskath
• Boson
• Bozez
• Bozrah
• Bukki
• Bukkiah
• Bul
• Bunah
• Bunni
• Buz
• Buzi

• Cabbon
• Cabul
• Cain
• Calah
• Calcol
• Caleb
• Caleb-Ephratah
• Calneh
• Calno
• Calvary
• Camon
• Cana
• Canaan
• Candace
• Caphtor
• Carcas
• Charchemish
• Careah
• Carmel
• Carmi
• Carpus
• Carshena
• Casiphia
• Casluhim
• Cedron
• Cenchrea
• Cephas
• Chalcol
• Chaldea
• Charran
• Chebar
• Chedorlaomer
• Chelal
• Chelub
• Chelluh
• Chelubai
• Chemarims
• Chemosh
• Chenaanah
• Chenani
• Chenaniah
• Chephirah
• Cheran
• Christian
• Christopher
• Cherith
• Chesed
• Chesil
• Chesulloth
• Chidon
• Chiliab
• Chilion
• Chilmad
• Chimham
• Chios
• Chisleu
• Chislon
• Chisloth-tabor
• Chittem
• Chloe
• Chorazin
• Chozeba
• Christ
• Chun
• Chushan-rishathaim
• Chuza
• Cilicia
• Clauda
• Claudia
• Clement
• Cleophas
• Cnidus
• Colhozeh
• Colosse
• Coniah
• Coos
• Corinth, Greece
• Cornelius
• Coz
• Cozbi
• Crescens
• Crete
• Crispus
• Cuth
• Cyprus
• Cyrenius
• Cyrus

• Dabareh
• Dabbasheth
• Dagon
• Dalaiah
• Dalmatia
• Dalphon
• Damaris
• Damascus
• Daniel
• Dannah
• Darah
• Darda
• Darius
• Darkon
• Dathan
• Debir
• Deborah
• Dedan
• Dedanim
• Dekar
• Delaiah
• Delilah
• Demas
• Demetrius
• Derbe
• Deuel
• Deuteronomy
• Diana
• Diblaim
• Diblath
• Dibon
• Dibon-gad
• Dibri
• Dibzahab
• Didymus
• Diklah
• Dilean
• Dimon
• Dimonah
• Dinah
• Dinhabah
• Dionysius
• Diotrephes
• Dishan
• Dishon
• Dodai
• Dodavah
• Dodo
• Doeg
• Dophkah
• Dor
• Dorcas
• Dothan
• Drusilla
• Dumali

• Ebal
• Ebed
• Ebed-melech
• Eben-Ezer
• Ebiasaph
• Ebronah
• Ecclesiastes
• Ed
• Eden
• Eder
• Edom
• Edrei
• Eglah
• Eglaim
• Egypt
• Ehi
• Ehud
• Eker
• Ekron
• Eladah
• Elah
• Elam
• Elasah
• Elath
• El-beth-el
• Eldaah
• Eldad
• Elead
• Elealeh
• Eleazar
• El-elohe-Israel
• Eleph
• Elhanan
• Eliab
• Eliada
• Eliah
• Eliahba
• Eliam
• Eliasaph
• Eliashib
• Eliathah
• Elidad
• Eliel
• Elienai
• Elihoreph
• Elihu
• Elika
• Elim
• Elimelech
• Elioenai
• Eliphal
• Eliphalet
• Eliphaz
• Elishama
• Elishaphat
• Elishua
• Eliud
• Elizur
• Elkanah
• Elkeshai
• Ellasar
• Elkoshite
• Elnaam
• Elnathan
• Elon
• Elon-beth-hanan
• Elpaal
• Eltekeh
• Elteketh
• Eltolad
• Elul
• Eluzai
• Elymas
• Elzabad
• Elzaphan
• Emims
• Emmanuel
• Emmaus
• Emmor
• Enam
• Enan
• En-dor
• Eneas
• En-eglaim
• En-gannim
• En-gedi
• En-haddah
• En-hakkore
• En-hazor
• En-mishpat
• Enon
• En-rimmon
• En-rogel
• En-shemesh
• En-tappuah
• Epaphras
• Epaphroditus
• Epenetus
• Ephah
• Epher
• Ephes-dammim
• Ephesus
• Eph-lal
• Ephphatha
• Ephraim
• Ephratah
• Ephron
• Epicurean
• Eran
• Erastus
• Eri
• Esar-haddon
• Esau
• Esek
• Eshbaal
• Esh-ban
• Eshcol
• Eshean
• Eshek
• Eshtaol
• Eshtemoa
• Esli
• Esmachiah
• Esrom
• Esther
• Etam
• Etham
• Ethand
• Ethanim
• Ethbaal
• Ethiopia
• Ethnan
• Ethni
• Eubulus
• Eunice
• Euodias
• Euphrates
• Eutychus
• Evi
• Evil-merodach
• Exodus
• Ezbon
• Ezekiel
• Ezel
• Ezem
• Ezer
• Ezion-Geber
• Ezra
• Ezri

• Faith
• Felix
• Festus
• Fortunatus
• Feba

• Gaal
• Gaash
• Gabbai
• Gabbatha
• Gadarenes
• Gaddi
• Gaddiel
• Gaius
• Galal
• Galatia
• Galeed
• Gallim
• Gallio
• Gamaliel
• Gammadims
• Gamul
• Gareb
• Garmites
• Gatam
• Gath
• Gath-rimmon
• Gaza
• Gazabar
• Gazer
• Gazez
• Gazzam
• Geba
• Gebal
• Geber
• Gebim
• Gedaliah
• Geder
• Gederothaim
• Gehazi
• Geliloth
• Gemalli
• Gemariah
• Genesis
• Genubath
• Gera
• Gergesenes
• Gerizim
• Gershon
• Geshur
• Gether
• Gethsemane
• Geuel
• Gezer
• Giah
• Gibbar
• Gibbethon
• Gibeah
• Gibeon
• Giddel
• Gideon
• Gihon
• Gilalai
• Gilboa
• Gilead
• Gilgal
• Giloh
• Gimzo
• Ginath
• Gina
• Girgashite
• Gispa
• Gittah-hepher
• Gittaim
• Gittite
• Goath
• Gob
• Gog
• Golan
• Goliath
• Gomorrah
• Goshen
• Gozan
• Gudgodah
• Guni
• Gur
• Gur-baal

• Haahashtari
• Habaiah
• Habakkuk
• Habazinaiah
• Habor
• Hachaliah
• Hachilah
• Hachmoni
• Hadad
• Hadadezer
• Hadadrimmon
• Hadar
• Hadashah
• Hadassah
• Hadlai
• Hadoram
• Hadrach
• Hagab
• Hagar
• Haggai
• Haggeri
• Haggiah
• Haggith
• Hakkatan
• Hakkoz
• Hakupha
• Halah
• Halak
• Halhul
• Hali
• Hallelujah
• Halloesh
• Ham
• Haman
• Hamath
• Hamath-zobah
• Hammedatha
• Hammelech
• Hammon
• Hamonah
• Hamon-gog
• Hamor
• Hamoth
• Hamul
• Hamutal
• Hanameel
• Hanan
• Hananeel
• Hanani
• Hananiah
• Hanes
• Haniel
• Hannah
• Hannathon
• Hanniel
• Hanoch
• Hanun
• Hapharaim
• Hara
• Haradah
• Haran
• Harran
• Harbonah
• Hareph
• Harhas
• Harhaiah
• Harhur
• Harim
• Harnepher
• Harod
• Harosheth
• Harsha
• Harum
• Harumaph
• Haruphite
• Haruz
• Hasadiah
• Hashabiah
• Hashabnah
• Hashem
• Hashub, esteemed; numbered
• Hashubah, estimation; thought
• Hashum, silence; their hasting
• Hashupha, spent; made base
• Hasrah, wanting
• Hatach, he that strikes
• Hathath, fear
• Hatita, a bending of sin
• Hattil, howling for sin
• Hattipha, robbery
• Hattush, forsaking sin
• Hauran, a hole; liberty; whiteness
• Havilah, that suffers pain; that brings forth
• Havoth-jair, the villages that enlighten
• Hazael, that sees God
• Hazaiah, seeing the Lord
• Hazar-addar, an imprisoned generation
• Hazarenan, imprisoned cloud
• Hazargaddah, imprisoned band
• Hazar-hatticon, middle village; preparation
• Hazarmaveth, dwelling of death
• Hazar-shual, a wolf's house
• Hazar-susah, or susim, the hay-paunch of a horse
• Hazelelponi, sorrow of countenance
• Hazeroth, villages; palaces
• Hazezon-tamar, drawing near to bitterness
• Hazo, seeing; prophesying
• Hazor, court; hay
• Heber, one that passes; anger
• Hebrews, descendants of Heber
• Hebron, society; friendship
• Hegai, or Hege, meditation; word; groaning; separation
• Helam, their army; their trouble
• Helbah, Helbon, milk, fatness
• Heldai, Heleb, Heled, the world; rustiness
• Helek, part; portion
• Helem, dreaming; healing
• Heleph, changing; passing over
• Helez, armed; set free
• Heli, ascending; climbing up
• Helkath-hazzurim, the field of strong men, or of rocks
• Helon, window; grief
• Heman, their trouble; tumult; much; in great number
• Hen
• Hena
• Henadad
• Hepher
• Hephzibah
• Heres
• Heresh
• Hermas
• Hermogenes
• Hermon
• Herod
• Herodion
• Heshbon
• Heshmon
• Heth
• Hethlon
• Hezekiah
• Hezer
• Hezrai
• Hiddai
• Hiel, God lives; the life of God
• Hierapolis, holy city
• Higgaion, meditation; consideration
• Hilen, a window; grief
• Hilkiah, God is my portion
• Hillel, he that praises
• Hinnom, there they are; their riches
• Hirah, liberty; anger
• Hiram, exaltation of life; a destroyer
• Hittite, one who is broken; who fears
• Hivites, wicked; wickedness
• Hizkijah, the strength of the Lord
• Hobab, favored; beloved
• Hobah, love; friendship; secrecy
• Hod, praise; confession
• Hodaiah, the praise of the Lord
• Hodesh, a table; news
• Hoglah, his festival or dance
• Hoham, woe to them
• Holon, a window; grief
• Homam, making an uproar
• Hophin, he that covers; my fist
• Hophra, biblical name of Pharaoh Apries
• Hor, who conceives, or shows; a hill
• Horeb, desert; solitude; destruction
• Horem, an offering dedicated to God
• Hor-hagidgad, the hill of felicity
• Hori, a prince; freeborn
• Horims, princes; being angry
• Hormah, devoted or consecrated to God; utter destruction
• Horonaim, angers; ragings
• Horonites, men of anger, or of fury, or of liberty
• Hosah, trusting
• Hosea, Hoshea, savior; safety
• Hoshaiah, the salvation of the Lord
• Hoshama, heard; he obeys
• Hotham, a seal
• Hothir, excelling; remaining
• Hukkok, engraver; scribe; lawyer
• Hul, pain; infirmity
• Huldah, the world
• Hupham, their chamber; their bank
• Huppim, a chamber covered; the sea-shore
• Hur, liberty; whiteness; hole
• Huram, their liberty; their whiteness; their hole
• Hushah, hasting; holding peace
• Hushai, their haste; their sensuality; their silence
• Hushathite, Hushim, man of haste, or of silence
• Huz, counsel; woods; fastened
• Huzoth, streets; populous
• Huzzab, molten
• Hymeneus, nuptial; the god of marriage

• Ibhar, election; he that is chosen
• Ibleam, ancient people; people decreasing
• Ibneiah, Ibniah, the building of the Lord; the understanding of the Lord; son by adoption
• Ibri, passing over; being angry; being with young
• Ibzan, father of a target; father of coldness
• Ichabod, where is the glory? or, no glory
• Iconium, coming
• Idalah, the hand of slander, or of cursing
• Idbash, flowing with honey; the land of destruction
• Iddo, his band; power; praise
• Igal, redeemed; defiled
• Igeal, a redeemer; redeemed; defiled
• Igdaliah, the greatness of the Lord
• Iim, heaps of Hebrews, or of angry men
• Ije-abarim, heaps of Hebrews, or of passers over
• Ijon, look; eye; fountain
• Ikkesh, forward; wicked
• Illyricum, joy; rejoicing
• Imlah, plentitude; circumcision
• Immanuel, God with us
• Immer, saying; speaking; a lamb
• Imrah, a rebel; waxing bitter; changing
• Imri, speaking; exalting; bitter; a lamb
• India, praise; law
• Iphedeiah, redemption of the Lord
• Ir, watchman; city; vision
• Ira, watchman; making bare; pouring out
• Irad, wild ass; heap of empire; dragon
• Iram, the effusion of them; a high heap
• Iri, fire; light
• Irijah, the fear of the Lord
• Irpeel, the health, medicine, or exulting of God
• Ir-shemesh, a city of bondage
• Iscah, he that anoints
• Ishbak, who is empty or exhausted
• Ishbi-benob, respiration; conversion; taking captive
• Ishbosheth, a man of shame
• Ishi, salvation
• Ishiah, it is the Lord
• Ishma, named; marveling; desolation
• Ishmael, God that hears
• Ishmaiah, hearing or obeying the Lord
• Ishmerai, keeper, or keeping
• Ishod, a comely man
• Ish-pan
• Ishtob
• Ishua
• Ishmachiah
• Ispah
• Israel
• Ithai
• Italy
• Ithamar
• Ithiel
• Ithmah
• Ithran
• Ithream
• Ittah-kazin
• Ivah
• Izehar, Izhar, clearness; oil
• Izrahiah, the Lord ariseth; the clearness of the Lord
• Izri, fasting; tribulation

In Hebrew there is no J, so all these name have been Anglicized

• Jaakan, tribulation; labor
• Jaakobah, supplanter; deceiver; the heel
• Jaala, ascending; a little doe or goat
• Jaalam (name), hidden; young man; heir
• Jaanai, whom Jehovah answers
• Jaasau, Whom Jehovah made
• Jaasiel, God's work
• Jaazaniah, whom the Jehovah will hear
• Jaazah, Jaazar, Jehovah helps
• Jaaziah, Jaaziel, the strength of the Jehovah
• Jabal, which glides away
• Jabbok, evacuation; dissipation; wrestling
• Jabesh, dryness; confusion; shame
• Jabez, sorrow; trouble
• Jabin, Jabneh, he that understands; building
• Jabneel, building of God
• Jachan, wearing out; oppressing
• Jachin, he that strengthens and makes steadfast
• Jada, knowing
• Jadau, his hand; his confession
• Jadon, he will judge; thankful
• Jaddua, known
• Jael, a goat, agile
• Jagur, husbandman; stranger
• Jah, abbreviation of Jehovah
• Jahaleel, praising God; light of God
• Jahath, broken in pieces; descending
• Jahaz, Jahazah, quarrel; dispute
• Jahaziah, the vision of Jehovah
• Jahaziel, seeing God
• Jahdiel, the unity, or sharpness, or revenge, of God
• Jahdo, I alone; his joy; his sharpness of wit; his newness
• Jahleel, waiting for, or beseeching, or hope in, God
• Jahmai, warm; making warm
• Jahzeel, God hasteth, or divideth
• Jair, Jairus, my light; who diffuses light
• Jakim, rising; confirming; establishing
• Jalon, tarrying; murmuring
• Jambres, poverty; bitter; a rebel
• Jamin, right hand; south wind
• Jamlech, reigning; asking counsel
• Janna, Jannes, who speaks or answers; afflicted; poor
• Janoah, Janohah, resting; tarrying; deriving
• Janum, sleeping
• Japhet, enlarged; fair; persuading
• Japhia, enlightening; appearing
• Japhlet, Japhleti, delivered; banished
• Japho, fairness; comeliness
• Jarah, a wood; honeycomb; watching closely
• Jareb, a revenger
• Jared, a ruling; commanding; coming down
• Jaresiah, the bed of Jehovah; Jehovah hath taken away; poverty
• Jarib, fighting; chiding; multiplying; avenging
• Jarmuth, fearing, or seeing, or throwing down, death
• Jarvah, breathing, or making, a sweet smell
• Jashem, Jashen, ancient; sleeping
• Jasher, righteous; upright
• Jashobeam, the people sitting; or captivity of the people
• Jashub, a returning; a controversy; a dwelling place
• Jasiel, the strength of God
• Jason, he that cures
• Jathniel, gift of God
• Jattir, a remnant; excellent
• Jazeel, strength of God
• Jazer, assistance; helper
• Jaziz, brightness; departing
• Jearim, a leap; woods
• Jeaterai, Whom Jehovah searching out; leads
• Jeberechiah, speaking well of, or kneeling to, Jehovah
• Jebus, treading under foot; manger
• Jebusi, trodden under foot; mangers
• Jecamiah, resurrection, or confirmation, or revenge, of Jehovah
• Jecoliah, perfection, or power, of Jehovah
• Jeconiah, preparation, or stability, of Jehovah
• Jedaiah, the hand of the Lord; confessing Jehovah
• Jedeiah, one Lord; the joy of the Jehovah
• Jediael, knowledge, of God
• Jedidah, well beloved; amiable
• Jedidiah, beloved of Jehovah
• Jediel, the knowledge, or renewing, of God
• Jeduthun, his law; giving praise
• Jeezer, island of help
• Jegar-sahadutha, heap of witness
• Jehaleleel, Jehalelel, praising God; clearness of God
• Jehdeiah, Whom Jehovah makes glad
• Jeheiel, God liveth
• Jehezekel, strength of God
• Jehiah, Jehovah liveth
• Jehiskiah, the strength, or taking, of Jehovah
• Jehoadah, passing over; testimony of Jehovah
• Jehoaddan, pleasure, or time, of Jehovah
• Jehoahaz, possession of Jehovah
• Jehoash, fire of Jehovah
• Jehohanan, grace, or mercy, or gift, of Jehovah
• Jehoiachin, preparation, or strength, of Jehovah
• Jehoiada, knowledge of Jehovah
• Jehoiakim, avenging, or establishing, or resurrection, of Jehovah
• Jehoiarib, fighting, or multiplying, of Jehovah
• Jehonadab, Jonadab, free giver; liberality
• Jehonathan, gift of Jehovah; gift of a dove
• Jehoram, exaltation of Jehovah
• Jehoshaphat, Jehovah is judge
• Jehosheba, fullness, or oath, of Yahweh
• Jehovah, self-subsisting
• Jehovah-jireh, Jehovah will provide
• Jehovah-nissi, Jehovah my banner
• Jehovah-rapha, Jehovah the healer
• Jehovah-shalom, Jehovah send peace
• Jehovah-shammah, Jehovah is there
• Jehovah-tsidkenu, Jehovah our righteousness
• Jehozabad, Jehovah dowry; having a dowry
• Jehozadak, justice of Jehovah
• Jehu, himself who exists
• Jehubbah, hiding, binding
• Jehucal, mighty; perfect; wasted
• Jehud, Jehudi, praising; conferring
• Jehudijah, the praise of the Lord
• Jehush, keeping counsel; fastened
• Jekabzeel
• Jekamean
• Jekamiah
• Jekuthiel
• Jemima
• Jemuel
• Jephthah
• Jephunneh
• Jerah
• Jerahmeel
• Jeremai
• Jeremiah
• Jeremoth
• Jeriah
• Jerebai
• Jeriel
• Jerimoth
• Jerioth
• Jeroboam
• Jeroham
• Jerubbaal
• Jerubbesheth
• Jeruel
• Jerusha
• Jesaiah
• Jeshebeab
• Jesher
• Jeshimon
• Jeshishai
• Jeshohaia
• Jesiah
• Jesimiel
• Jesui
• Jether
• Jetheth
• Jethlah
• Jetur
• Jeuel
• Jeush
• Jezaniah
• Jezebel
• Jezer
• Jeziah
• Jezoar, clear; white
• Jezrahiah, Jehovah arises; brightness of Jehovah
• Jezreel, seed of God
• Jibsam, their drought, their confusion
• Jidlaph, he that distills water
• Jimnah, right hand; numbering; preparing
• Jiphtah, opening
• Jiphthael, God opening
• Joab, paternity; voluntary
• Joachim, rising or establishing of Jehovah
• Joah, fraternity; brother of Jehovah
• Joahaz, apprehending; possessing; seeing
• Joanna, grace or gift of Jehovah
• Joash, who despairs or burns
• Job, he that weeps or cries
• Jobab, sorrowful, hated
• Jochebed, glorious; honorable
• Joed, witnessing; robbing; passing over
• Joel, he that wills or commands
• Joelah, lifting up; profiting; taking away slander
• Joezer, he that aids
• Jogbehah, an exalting; high
• Jogli, passing over; turning back; rejoicing
• Joha (or Juha), who enlivens or gives life
• Johanan, who is liberal or merciful
• John, John
• Joiarib
• Jokdeam
• Jokim
• Jokmeam
• Jokneam
• Jokshan
• Joktan
• Jonadab
• Jonan
• Jonathan
• Joppa
• Jorah
• Joram
• Jordan
• Jordan Arnold
• Josabad
• Joshah, being; forgetting; owing
• Joshaviah, the seat, alteration, or captivity of Jehovah
• Joshbekesha, it is requiring or beseeching
• Joshua, a savior; a deliverer
• Josiah, the Lord burns; the fire of Jehovah
• Josibiah, the seat, or captivity of Jehovah
• Josiphiah, increase of Jehovah; Jehovah's finishing
• Jotham, the perfection of Jehovah
• Jothath, Jothatha, his goodness
• Jozachar, remembering; of the male sex
• Jubal, he that runs; a trumpet
• Jucal, mighty; perfect
• Julia, downy; soft and tender hair
• Junia, youth
• Jushabhesed, dwelling-place; change of mercy
• Justus, just or upright
• Juttah, turning away

• Kabzeel
• Kadesh
• Kadmiel
• Kadmonites
• Kallai
• Kamon
• Kanah
• Kareah
• Karkaa
• Karkor
• Karnaim
• Kartah
• Kedar
• Kedemah
• Kedemoth
• Kehelahath
• Keiiah
• Kelaiah
• Kemuel
• Kenah
• Kenaz
• Kenites
• Kenizzites
• Keren-happuch
• Kerioth
• Keros
• Keturah
• Kezia
• Keziz
• Kibroth-hattaavah
• Kibzaim
• Kidron
• Kir
• Kir-haraseth
• Kirjath
• Kirjathaim
• Kirjath-arba
• Kirjath-arim
• Kirjath-baal
• Kirjath-huzoth
• Kirjath-jearim
• Kirjath-sannah
• Kirjath-sepher
• Kish
• Kishi
• Kishion
• Kishon
• Kithlish
• Kitron
• Koa
• Kohath
• Kolaiah
• Korah

• Laadah
• Laadan
• Laban
• Labana
• Lachish
• Lael
• Lahad
• Lahairoi
• Lahmam
• Lahmi
• Laish
• Laodicea
• Lapidoth
• Lasea
• Lashah
• Lazarus
• Leah
• Lebanon
• Lebaoth
• Lebbeus
• Lehabim
• Lekah
• Lemuel
• Leor
• Leshem
• Letushim
• Leummim
• Libnah
• Lilith
• Libya
• Linus
• Lo-ammi
• Lod
• Lois
• Lo-ruhamah
• Lot
• Lubin
• Lucifer
• Luhith
• Luke
• Luz
• Lycaonia
• Lydda
• Lysanias
• Lysias
• Lysimachus
• Lystra

• Maachah, pressed down; worn; fastened
• Maachathi, broken
• Maadai, pleasant; testifying
• Maadiah, pleasantness; the testimony of the Lord
• Maai, belly; heaping up
• Maale-akrabbim, ascent of scorpions
• Maarath, den; making empty; watching
• Maaseiah
• Maasiai
• Maath
• Maaz
• Macedonia
• Machbenah
• Machi
• Machir
• Machnadebai
• Machpelahe
• Madian
• Madmannah
• Madon
• Magbish
• Magdalene
• Magdiel
• Magpiash
• Mahalah
• Mahali
• Mahanaim
• Mahanehdan
• Mahanem
• Maharai
• Mahavites
• Mahaz
• Mahazioth, seeing a sign; seeing a letter
• Maher-shalal-hash-baz, making speed to the spoil; he hastens to the prey
• Makheloth, assemblies; congregations
• Makkedah, worshiping; burning; raised; crookedness
• Malachi, my messenger; my angel
• Malcham, Malchom, their king; their counselor
• Malchijah, also Malchiah or Melchiah, the Lord my king, or my counselor
• Malchiel, God is my king, or counselor
• Malchus, my king, kingdom, or counselor
• Mallothi, fullness; circumcision
• Malluch, reigning; counseling
• Mammon, riches
• Mamre, rebellious; bitter; set with trees
• Manaen, a comforter; a leader
• Manahethites, my lady; my prince of rest
• Manasseh, forgetfulness; he that is forgotten
• Manoah, rest; a present
• Maon
• Mara
• Maralah
• Maranatha
• Marcus
• Mareshah
• Maroth
• Marsena
• Martin
• Martha
• Mashal
• Masrekah
• Massa
• Massah
• Matred
• Matri
• Mattan
• Mattaniah
• Mattathias
• Matthal
• Mazzaroth
• Meah
• Mearah
• Mebunnai
• Mecherath
• Medad
• Medan
• Medeba
• Media
• Megiddo
• Mehetabel
• Mehida
• Mehir
• Mehujael
• Mehuman
• Mejarkon
• Mekonah
• Melatiah
• Melchiah
• Melchi-shua
• Melchizedek
• Melech
• Melita, affording honey
• Mellicu, his kingdom; his counselor
• Melzar, circumcision of a narrow place, or of a bond
• Memphis, abode of the good
• Memucan, impoverished; to prepare; certain; true
• Menahem, comforter; who conducts them; preparation of heat
• Menan, numbered; rewarded; prepared
• Mene, who reckons or is counted
• Meonenim, charmers, regarders of times
• Mephaath, appearance, or force, of waters
• Mephibosheth, out of my mouth proceeds reproach
• Merab, he that fights or disputes
• Meraioth, bitterness; rebellious; changing
• Merari, bitter; to provoke
• Mered, rebellious, ruling
• Meremoth, bitterness; myrrh of death
• Meres
• Meribah
• Meribaal
• Merodach
• Merodach-baladan
• Merom
• Meronothite
• Meroz
• Mesha
• Meshach
• Meshelemiah
• Meshezaheel
• Meshillamith
• Mesobaite
• Mesopotamia
• Messiah
• Metheg-ammah
• Methusael
• Meunim
• Mezahab, gilded
• Miamin, the right hand
• Mibhar, chosen; youth
• Mibsam, smelling sweet
• Mibzar, defending; forbidding; taking away
• Micah, poor; humble
• Micaiah, who is like to God?
• Micha, who is like to God?
• Michael, who is like to God?
• Michaiah, who is perfect?
• Michal, who is perfect?
• Michmash, he that strikes
• Michmethah, the gift or death of a striker
• Michri, selling
• Michtam, golden psalm
• Middin, judgment; striving
• Midian, judgment; covering; habit
• Migdal-el, tower of God
• Migdal-gad, tower compassed about
• Migdol, a tower
• Migron, fear; farm; throat
• Mijamin, right hand
• Mikloth, little wants; little voices; looking downward
• Minneiah, possession of the Lord
• Milalai, circumcision; my talk
• Milcah, queen
• Milcom, their king
• Miletum, red; scarlet
• Millo, fullness
• Miniamin, right hand
• Minni, reckoned; prepared
• Mishael, who is asked for or lent
• Mishal, parables; governing
• Misham, their savior; taking away
• Misheal, requiring; lent; pit
• Mishma
• Mishmannah
• Mishraites
• Mispar
• Misrephoth-maim
• Misti
• Mithcah
• Mithnite
• Mithredath
• Mitylene
• Mizar
• Mizpah
• Mizzah
• Mnason
• Moab
• Moladah
• Molech
• Molid
• Mordecai
• Moreh
• Moriah
• Moserah
• Mozah
• Muppim
• Mushi
• Myra
• Mysia

• Naam
• Naamah
• Naarah
• Nabal
• Naboth
• Nachon
• Nadab
• Nagge
• Nahaliel
• Nahallal
• Naham
• Naharai
• Nahash
• Nahath
• Nahbi
• Nahum
• Nain
• Naioth
• Naomi
• Naphish
• Narcissus
• Nason
• Nathanael
• Nathan-melech
• Nazarite
• Neah
• Neapolis
• Neariah
• Nebai
• Nebaioth
• Neballat
• Nebat
• Nebo
• Nebuchadnezzar
• Nebushasi hahban
• Nebuzar-adan
• Necho
• Nedabiah
• Neginoth
• Nehelamite
• Nehemiah
• Nehum
• Nehushta
• Nehushtan
• Neiel
• Nekoda
• Nemuel
• Nepheg
• Nephishesim
• Nephthoah
• Ner
• Nergal
• Nergal-sharezer
• Neriah
• Nethaniah
• Nethinims
• Neziah
• Nezib
• Nibhaz
• Nibshan, prophecy; growing of a tooth
• Nicanor, a conqueror; victorious
• Nicodemus, victory of the people
• Nicolaitanes, followers of Nicolas
• Niger, black
• Nimrah, Nimrim, leopard; bitterness; rebellion
• Nimrod, rebellion (but probably an unknown Assyrian word)
• Nimshi, rescued from danger
• Nineveh, handsome; agreeable
• Nisan, standard; miracle
• Nisroch, flight; proof; temptation; delicate
• No, stirring up; forbidding
• Noadiah, witness, or ornament, of the Lord
• Nob, discourse; prophecy
• Nobah, that barks or yelps
• Nod, vagabond; fugitive
• Nodab, vowing of his own accord
• Nogah, brightness; clearness
• Noha, rest; a guide
• Non
• Noph
• Nophah
• Nymphas

• Obadiah
• Obal
• Obed-edom
• Obil
• Oboth
• Ocran
• Oded
• Og
• Ohad
• Ohel
• Olympas
• Omar
• Omega
• Omri
• On
• Onesimus
• Onesiphorus
• Ono
• Ophel
• Ophir
• Ophni
• Ophrah
• Oreb
• Oren
• Ornan
• Orpah
• Othni
• Othniel
• Ozem
• Ozias
• Ozni

• Paarai, opening
• Padan-aram, cultivated field or table-land
• Padon, his redemption; ox-yoke
• Pagiel, prevention, or prayer, of God
• Pahath-Moab, ruler of Moab
• Pai, Pau, howling; sighing
• Palal, thinking
• Palestina, which is covered; watered; or brings and causes ruin
• Pallu, marvelous; hidden
• Palti, deliverance; flight
• Paltiel, deliverance; or banishment, of God
• Pamphylia, a nation made up of every tribe
• Paphos, which boils, or is very hot
• Parah, a cow; increasing
• Paran, beauty; glory; ornament
• Parbar, a suburb
• Parmashta, a yearling bull
• Parmenas, that abides, or is permanent
• Parnach, a bull striking, or struck
• Parosh, a flea; the fruit of a moth
• Parshandatha
• Paruah
• Pasach
• Pasdammin
• Paseah
• Pashur
• Patara
• Pathros
• Patmos
• Patrobas
• Paul
• Pedahzur
• Pedaiah
• Pekah
• Pekahiah
• Pekod
• Pelaiah
• Pelaliah
• Pelatiah
• Pelethites
• Pelonite, falling; secret
• Peniel, face or vision of God; that sees God
• Peninnah, pearl; precious stone; the face
• Pentapolis, five cities
• Pentateuch, the five books of Moses
• Pentecost
• Peor
• Perazim
• Peresh
• Perez
• Perez-Uzza
• Perga
• Pergamos
• Perida
• Perizzites
• Persia
• Peter
• Pethahiah
• Pethuel
• Peulthai
• Phallu
• Phalti Palti
• Pharaoh
• Pharisees
• Pharpar
• Phebe
• Phenice
• Phichol
• Philadelphia
• Philemon
• Philetus
• Philistines
• Philologus
• Phinehas
• Phlegon
• Phrygia
• Phurah
• Phygellus
• Phylacteries
• Pi-beseth
• Pi-hahiroth
• Pinon
• Piram
• Pirathon
• Pisgah
• Pisidia
• Pison
• Pithom
• Pithon
• Pochereth
• Pontus
• Poratha, fruitful
• Potiphar, bull of Africa; a fat bull
• Potipherah, that scatters abroad, or demolishes, the fat
• Prisca, ancient
• Prochorus, he that presides over the choirs
• Publius, common
• Pudens, shamefaced
• Pul, bean; destruction
• Punites, beholding; my face
• Punon, precious stone; that beholds
• Pur, lot, singular of Purim (lots, as in casting of lots)
• Putiel God is my fatness
• Puteoli, sulphureous wells

• Quartus, fourth
• Quirinius, who governs Syria, often called Cyrenius

• Raamah
• Raamiah
• Rabbah
• Rabmag
• Rab-saris
• Rabshakeh
• Raca
• Rachal
• Rachel
• Raddai
• Ragau
• Raguel
• Rahab
• Rahab
• Raham
• Rakkath
• Rakkon
• Ram
• Ramath, Ramatha, raised; lofty
• Ramathaim-Zophim, the two watch-towers
• Ramath-lehi, elevation of the jaw-bone
• Ramath-mizpeh, elevation of the watch-tower
• Ramiah, exaltation of the Lord
• Ramoth, eminences; high places
• Raphah, Raphu, relaxation; physic; comfort
• Reaiah, vision of the Lord
• Reba, the fourth; a square; that lies or stoops down
• Rebekah, fettered by beauty
• Rechab, square; chariot with team of four horses
• Reelaiah, shepherd or companion to the Lord
• Regem
• Regemmelech
• Rehabiah
• Rehob
• Rehoboam
• Rehoboth
• Rehum
• Rei
• Rekem
• Remaliah
• Remmon
• Remphan
• Rephael
• Rephaiah
• Rehpaim
• Rephidim
• Resen
• Reuel, friend of God
• Reumah, lofty; sublime
• Rezeph, pavement; burning coal
• Rezin, good-will; messenger
• Rezon, lean; small; secret; prince
• Rhegium, rupture; fracture
• Rhesa, will; course
• Rhoda, a rose
• Ribai, strife
• Riblah
• Rimmon
• Rinnah
• Riphath
• Rissah
• Rithmah
• Rizpah
• Rogelim
• Rohgah
• Romamti-ezer
• Romanl
• Rosh
• Ruhamah
• Rumah
• Ruth

• Sabaoth
• Sabeans
• Sabtah
• Sabtechah
• Sacar
• Sadducees
• Sadoc
• Salah
• Salamis
• Salathiel
• Salcah
• Salem
• Salim
• Sallai
• Salma
• Samaria
• Samlah
• Samos
• Samothracia
• Samson
• Sanballat
• Sanhedrin
• Sansannah
• Saph
• Saphir
• Sapphira
• Sarah
• Sarai
• Sardis
• Sardites
• Sarepta
• Sargon
• Sarid
• Sarsechim
• Saruch
• Saul
• Sceva
• Sebat, twig; scepter; tribe
• Secacah
• Sechu
• Secundus
• Segub
• Seir
• Sela
• Sela-hammah-lekoth
• Selah
• Seled
• Seleucia
• Semachiah
• Semaiah
• Semei
• Senaah
• Senir
• Sennacherib
• Seorim
• Sephar
• Sepharad
• Sepharvaim
• Serah
• Seraiah
• Seraphim
• Sered
• Sergius
• Sethur
• Shaalabbim, understanding, or son of a fox
• Shaalbim, that beholds the heart
• Shaalbonite, a fox's building
• Schaaph, fleeing; thinking
• Shaaraim, gates; valuation; hairs
• Shaashgaz, he that presses the fleece; that shears the sheep
• Shabbethai, my rest
• Shachia, protection of the Lord
• Shadrach, tender, nipple
• Shage, touching softly; multiplying much
• Shalisha, three; the third; prince; captain
• Shallum, perfect; agreeable
• Shalmai, my garment
• Shalman, peaceable; perfect; that rewards
• Shalmaneser, peace; tied; chained; perfection; retribution
• Shamariah, throne or keeping of the Lord
• Shamed, destroying; wearing out
• Shamer, keeper; thorn; dregs
• Shamgar, named a stranger; he is here a stranger
• Shamhuth, desolation; destruction
• Shamir, Shamer, prison; bush; lees; thorn
• Shammah, hear, take notice, listen
• Shammai, my name; my desolations
• Shammoth, names; desolations
• Shammuah, he that is heard; he that is obeyed
• Shamsherai, there a singer or conqueror
• Shapham, Shaphan, rabbit; wild rat; their lip; their brink
• Shaphat, judge
• Sharai, my lord; my prince; my song
• Sharar, navel; thought; singing
• Sharezer, overseer of the treasury, or of the storehouse
• Sharon, plain, as in land
• Shashai, rejoicing; mercy; linen
• Shashak, a bag of linen; the sixth bag
• Shaul, Saul, asked; lent; a grave
• Shaveh, the plain; that makes equality
• Sheariah, gate of the Lord; tempest of the Lord
• Shear-jashub, the remnant shall return
• Sheba, oath
• Shebam
• Shebaniah
• Shebarim
• Sheber
• Shebna
• Shebuel
• Shecaniah
• Shechem
• Shedeur
• Shehariah
• Shelemiah
• Sheleph
• Shelesh
• Shelomi
• Shema
• Shemaiah
• Shemariah
• Shemeber
• Shemer
• Shemida
• Sheminith, eighth (an eight-stringed instrument)
• Shemiramoth, the height of the heavens
• Shemuel, appointed by God
• Shen, tooth; ivory; change
• Shenazar, treasurer of a tooth
• Shenir, lantern; light that sleeps
• Shephatiah, the Lord that judges
• Shephi, beholder; honeycomb; garment
• Shepho, desert
• Shephuphan, serpent
• Sherah, flesh; relationship
• Sherebiah, singing with the Lord
• Sheshach, bag of flax or linen
• Sheshai, six; mercy; flax
• Sheshan, lily; rose; joy; flax
• Sheshbazzar, joy in tribulation; joy of the vintage
• Shethar, putrefied; searching
• Shethar-boznai, that makes to rot; that seeks those who despise me
• Sheva, vanity; elevation; fame; tumult
• Shibboleth, Sibboleth, ear of corn; stream or flood
• Shibmah, overmuch captivity, or sitting
• Shicron, drunkenness; his gift; his wages
• Shiggaion, a song of trouble or comfort
• Shihon, sound; wall of strength
• Shihor-libnah, blackness of Libnah
• Shilhi, Shilhim, bough; weapon; armor
• Shillem, peace; perfection; retribution
• Shiloh, sent
• Shiloh (name of a city), peace; abundance
• Shilom, tarrying; peace-maker
• Shilshah, three; chief; captain
• Shimeah, Shimeath, that hears, or obeys; perdition
• Shimei, Shimi, that hears or obeys; my reputation; my fame
• Shimon, providing well; fatness; oil
• Shimrath, hearing; obedient
• Shimshai, my son
• Shimri, thorn; dregs
• Shinab, father of changing
• Shinar, watch of him that sleeps
• Shiphi, multitude
• Shisha, of marble; pleasant
• Shishak, present of the bag; of the pot; of the thigh
• Shitrai, gatherer of money
• Shittim, thorns
• Shiza, this gift
• Shoa, kings; tyrants
• Shobab, returned; turned back; a spark
• Shobach, your bonds; your chains
• Shobai, turning captivity
• Shobal, path; ear of corn
• Shobek, made void; forsaken
• Shochoh, defense; a bough
• Shoham, keeping back
• Shomer, keeper; dregs
• Shophach, pouring out
• Shophan, rabbit; hid
• Shoshannim, those that shall be changed
• Shua, crying; saving
• Shuah, ditch; swimming; humiliation
• Shual, fox; path; first
• Shubael, returning captivity; seat of God
• Shuham, talking; thinking; humiliation; budding
• Shulamite, peaceable; perfect; that recompenses
• Shunem, their change; their sleep
• Shuni, changed; sleeping
• Shuphim, Shuppim, wearing them out; their shore
• Shur, wall; ox; that beholds
• Shushan, lily; rose; joy
• Shuthelah, plant; verdure; moist; pot
• Sia, moving; help
• Sibbechai, bough; cottage; of springs
• Sibmah
• Sichem
• Siddim
• Sigionoth
• Sihon
• Sihor
• Silas
• Silla
• Silvanus
• Sin
• Sinim
• Sion
• Sippai
• Sinon
• Sisamai
• Sisera
• Sitnah
• Sivan
• Smyrna
• So, a measure for grain; vail
• Socoh, tents; tabernacles
• Sodi, my secret
• Sodom, their secret; their cement
• Sopater, Sosipater, who defends the father
• Sophereth, scribe, numbering
• Sorek, vine; hissing; a color inclining to yellow
• Sosthenes, savior; strong; powerful
• Sotai, conclusion in pleading; binding
• Spain, rare; precious
• Stachys, spike or ear of corn
• Stephanas, crown; crowned
• Suah, speaking; entreating; ditch
• Succoth, tents; tabernacles
• Succoth-benoth, the tents of daughters, or young women; or prostitutes
• Sud, my secret
• Sur, that withdraws or departs; rebellion
• Susanna, lily; rose; joy
• Susi, horse; swallow; moth
• Sychar, end
• Syene, a bush; enmity
• Syntyche, that speaks or discourses
• Syracuse, that draws violently

• Taanach, who humbles thee; who answers thee
• Taanach-shilo, breaking down a fig-tree
• Tabbath, good; goodness
• Tabeal, Tabeel, good God
• Taberah, burning
• Tabitha, gazelle
• Tabor, choice; purity; bruising
• Tabrimon, good pomegranate; the navel; the middle
• Tadmor, the palm-tree; bitterness
• Tahan, beseeching; merciful
• Tahapenes, secret temptation
• Tahath, fear; going down
• Tahpenes, standard; flight; temptation
• Tahrea, anger; wicked contention
• Talitha-cumi, young woman, arise
• Talmai, my furrow; that suspends the waters; heap of waters
• Tamah, blotting or wiping out; smiting
• Tamar, date palm; date-tree erect
• Tammuz, abstruse; concealed; consumed
• Tanhumeth, consolation; repentance
• Taphath
• Tappuah
• Tarah
• Taralah
• Tarea
• Tarpelites
• Tarsus
• Tartak
• Tartan
• Tatnai
• Tebah
• Tebaliah
• Tebeth
• Tehinnah
• Tekel
• Tekoa
• Telabib
• Telah
• Telassar
• Telem
• Telharsa
• Tel-melah
• TTema
• Teman
• Teraphim
• Tertius
• Tertullus
• Tetrarch
• Thahash
• Thamah
• Thebez
• Thessalonica
• Theudas
• Thummim
• Thyatira
• Tibbath
• Tiberias
• Tibni
• Tidal
• Tina
• Tiglath-Pileser
• Tikvah
• Tilon
• Timnah
• Timnath
• Timnath-heres
• Timon
• Timotheus
• Tiphsah
• Tirhakah
• Tiria
• Tirshatha
• Tirzah
• Tishbite
• Toah
• Tob
• Tob-adonijah
• Tobiah
• Tochen
• Togarmah
• Tohu
• Toi
• Tola
• Tophet
• Troas
• Trophimus, well educated; well brought up
• Tryphena, delicious; delicate
• Tryphon, masculine of Tryphena
• Tryphosa, thrice shining
• Tubal-Cain, worldly possession; possessed of confusion
• Tyrannus, a prince; one that reigns

• Ucal
• Uel
• Ulai
• Ulam
• Ulla
• Ummah
• Unni
• Uphaz
• Upharsin
• Ur
• Urbane
• Uri
• Uriah
• Uriel
• Urim
• Uthai
• Uz
• Uzai
• Uzal
• Uzzah
• Uzzen-sherah
• Uzzi
• Uzziah

• Vajezatha
• Vaniah
• Vashni
• Vashti
• Vophsi

• Xerxes

• Yakman
• Yehoyada
• Yashua
• Yahwe, Yahweh, Yahawe, Yahave, Yehovah, or Jehova
• Yehezkel
• Yoav

• Zaanaim
• Zaanan
• Zaanannim
• Zaavan
• Zabad
• Zabbai
• Zabbud
• Zabdiel
• Zabulon
• Zaccai
• Zacchaeus
• Zacchur
• Zaccur
• Zacharias
• Zacher
• Zadok
• Zaham
• Zair
• Zalaph
• Zalmon
• Zalmonah
• Zalmunna
• Zamzummims
• Zanoah
• Zaphnath-paaneah
• Zaphon
• Zara
• Zarah
• Zareah
• Zareathites
• Zared
• Zarephath
• Zaretan
• Zareth-shahar
• Zarhites
• Zartanah
• Zarthan
• Zatthu
• Zattu
• Zavan
• Zaza
• Zebadiah
• Zebah
• Zebaim
• Zebina
• Zeboiim
• Zeboim
• Zebudah
• Zebul
• Zebulonite
• Zebulunites
• Zechariah
• Zedad
• Zedekiah
• Zeeb
• Zelah
• Zelek
• Zelophehad
• Zelotes
• Zelzah
• Zemaraim
• Zemarite
• Zemira
• Zenan
• Zephaniah
• Zephath
• Zephathah
• Zephi
• Zepho
• Zephon
• Zephonites
• Zer
• Zerahiah
• Zered
• Zereda
• Zeredathah
• Zererath
• Zeresh
• Zeri
• Zeror
• Zeruah
• Zeruiah
• Zetham
• Zethan
• Zethar
• Zia
• Ziba
• Zibeon
• Zibia
• Zibiah
• Zichri
• Ziddim
• Zidkijah
• Zidon
• Zidonians
• Zif
• Ziha
• Ziklag
• Zillah
• Zilpah
• Zilthai
• Zimmah
• Zimran
• Zimri
• Zin
• Zina
• Zion
• Zior
• Ziph
• Ziphah
• Ziphims
• Ziphion
• Ziphites
• Ziphron
• Zippor
• Zithri
• Ziz
• Zizah
• Zoan
• Zoar
• Zoba
• Zobah
• Zobebah
• Zohar
• Zoheleth
• Zoheth
• Zophah
• Zophai
• Zophar
• Zophim
• Zorah
• Zorathites
• Zoreah
• Zorites
• Zuph
• Zur
• Zuriel
• Zurishaddai
• Zuzims