Sicariorum: of drunkards.
Sebaste: I revolve, or am revolving; yet so that the letter Samech has the beginning.
Samonem: Name of a dwelling.
Syrtim: Narrowness, or tribulation: but Sallustius says that the name was imposed from the terrain.
Syracusae: Wall, or partition of happiness.
T.
Timonem: Counting thirst, or fatness.
Tabita: Losses or a goat.
Tyrii: Coangustati, as we said above, is declined from the Hebrew name Sor.
Troadem: rest.
Tyranni: Containing them or strengthening them.
Tertullus: Pleasing in the filth, or heap of them.
Tabernae: Their vision, or good vision.
Until now they were to be read in simple letter tau (τ), now they are to be read in Greek letter theta (θ).
Theophile: Lifting upward, or turning around; but better is the Greek etymology, from the fact that he was loved by God.
Thomas: Didymus, that is, twin, or abyss.
Theudas: Praise, or capture, or sign.
Tharsensis: Explorer of joy.
Thyatira: enlightened.
Thessalonicensium: To strengthen or to confirm the shadow of those in a hurry.
On the Canonical Epistles
James
Abraham: The father sees a multitude.
Elia: God of the Lord.
Esaia: Health of the Lord.