Raama: Thunder.
Rodii: Vision of judgment.
Ramoth: Vision of death.
Regma: Some malice.
S.
Semel: an idol. And it should be noted that the Latin word in the Hebrew volumes is from similitude, whence they are also called simulacra.
Saphan: It means "hedgehog, or hare, or its lip."
Sela: His umbrella/shade.
Semoth: Names.
Sanir: Take the novelty, or the tooth of the lamp.
Soene (Syenes): Its circuit, or experienced.
Seim: Going out.
Sodada: His side: to be understood from the flank, not from the width.
Sabaarim: To go around the mountains.
Saffirus: Beautiful, excellent.
Sua: Savior.
Sais: Temptation.
Safarim: Books, or historical.
Sonam: Their livestock, or their teeth.
T.
Tanis: Humble command.
Taphnas: The gaping mouth of a serpent: it should be understood as from the mouth, not from the bone. Except for these two words, the others should be pronounced with an aspiration.
Thelabim: Scattered. And about this, in the books of Hebrew Questions, we have said more fully what seems to us.
Thammuz: Consummating, or contemptuous, and furthermore it is fully stated in the same books.
Theraphim: Figures.