Semath: hearing
Saalum: blushing.
Salmanasar: Perfect for binding or for conquering.
Sapharvaim: books, or letters.
Sechchothbanoth (Al. Sochothanoth): Tents or shades of daughters.
Sennacherib: Taking up, or lifting up, deserted things.
Sobnas: Sitting, or returning.
Saesdema: Pestilent air - which the Greeks more significantly call ἀνεμοφθορίαν.
Sarasar: prince of trouble.
Saphan (Saphan): His lip.
Sademoth: Fields or regions.
Saraia: Bound.
Saphania: The Lord is my hiding place, or the protection of the Lord.
All names which are subjected to the letter T must be pronounced with added aspiration.
T.
Thaphse: Indignantly, or the seat of offense.
Theglath: Migrating - to be understood by its active meaning, which in Greek is called ἀποικίζων, that is, transferring others.
Tharthach: Subversion - which the Greeks better call "ἀνατροπὴν" (anatropen).
Thartan: He gave a turtle, either superfluous or lengthening.
Thalasar: The chief hanged.
Thaasar: Riches.
Thecum (Thecue): patience.
Therach (Tharaca): Elongatus: or to put it in a proper name, Proculus.
Thoph (Topheth): Protection of the mouth, or hell.
Theraphim: Fires - but better yet, images or figures, which the Greeks call "μορφώματα".