Remma: Either the lowlands, seeing something, or the heights.
Rachel: Sheep, or seeing the beginning, or seeing wickedness, or seeing God. However, there is a difference in meaning based on the accent and letters, so that the same words can be changed into opposite meanings.
Ruben: Seeing the son, or seeing in the midst.
Raguel: Shepherd of God, or food of God.
Ros: Head.
Ramesse: Food, or moth, or mischief from moth.
What we said at the beginning should be observed in regards to the vowels: because sometimes there is only one letter among us, and among the Hebrews it is pronounced in different ways: this should also now be understood with the letter S. Indeed, there are three S letters among the Hebrews: one which is called Samech and is simply read like our S letter; another Sin, in which a certain noise is heard that is not found in our language; a third Sade, which our ears completely avoid. Therefore, wherever it occurs, that the same names are interpreted differently, it is because they are written in different letters. But what we said in Genesis should also be observed in all books in the same way.
S.
Sela: His/Her shadow.
Seht: Position, or placed, or cup, or grass, or seed, or resurrection.
Sem: Name or named.
Saba: Captivity, or certainly converting.
Sabatha: Moving in a circle or revolving.
Sabathacha: Going around you, either your surroundings or your seat.
Sennaar: Extraction of teeth, or their bad odor.
Sidona: Hunt of sorrow.
Samaraeum: My wool, or rather my connection, but better, my guardian.
Sodoma: Cattle, silent, either blindness or their likeness.
Seboim: Of goats, or deer, whether it be a stopping place of the sea, or a stopping place on the sea.
Sala: mass.
Sophera: Narration, or book.
Serug: Leather strap, or perfect.
Sarai: My princess.
Sichem: Shoulder or labor.
Soor: small or southern.