Dictionary
Six public-domain dictionaries, read side by side.
Terms
382- Shiggaion
- Shihon
- Shihor
- Shihor-Libnath
- Shilhim
- Shiloah, The waters of
- Shiloh
- Shilonite
- Shimea
- Shimeah
- Shimei
- Shimeon
- Shimhi
- Shimrath
- Shimri
- Shimrom
- Shimron
- Shimron-meron
- Shimshai
- Shinab
- Shinar, The Land of
- Shiphmite
- Shiphrah
- Shiphtan
- Ships
- Shishak I
- Shittah-tree
- Shittim
- Shoa
- Shobab
- Shobach
- Shobai
- Shobal
- Shobi
- Shocho
- Shoe
- Shomer
- Shophan
- Shoshannim
- Shoshannim-Eduth
- Shrines, Silver
- Shua
- Shuah
- Shual, The land of
- Shuhite
- Shulamite
- Shunammite
- Shunem
- Shur
- Shushan
- Shushan-Eduth
- Sibbecai
- Sibmah
- Sichem
- Sickle
- Siddim, Vale of
- Sidon
- Signet
- Sihon
- Sihor
- Silas
- Silk
- Silla
- Siloah, The pool of
- Siloam, Pool of
- Siloam, Tower of
- Silver
- Silverling
- Simeon
- Simeon, The tribe of
- Simon
- Simri
- Sin
- Sin, Wilderness of
- Sin-offering
- Sinai
- Sinaiticus codex
- Sinim, The land of
- Sinite
- Sion
- Siphmoth
- Sirah
- Sirion
- Sisera
- Sitnah
- Sitting
- Sivan
- Skin, Coats made of
- Skull, The place of a
- Slave
- Slime
- Sling
- Smith
- Smyrna
- Snail
- Snare
- Snow
- So
- Soap
- Socho
- Sodom
- Sodoma
- Sodomites
- Solemn meeting
- Solomon
- Solomon, Song of
- Solomon’s Porch
- Son of God
- Son of man
- Songs
- Soothsayer
- Sop
- Sopater
- Sorcerer
- Sorek
- Sosipater
- Sosthenes
- South
- Sovereignty
- Spain
- Sparrow
- Spicery
- Spices
- Spider
- Spies
- Spikenard
- Spirit
- Spirit, Holy
- Sponge
- Spouse
- Spring
- Stachys
- Stacte
- Star, Morning
- Stargazers
- Stars
- Stater
- Stealing
- Steel
- Stephanas
- Stephen
- Stoics
- Stomacher
- Stone
- Stones, Precious
- Stoning
- Stork
- Strain at
- Stranger
- Straw
- Stream of Egypt
- Street
- Stripes
- Subscriptions
- Suburbs
- Succoth
- Succoth-benoth
- Sukkiims
- Sun
- Suph
- Suphah
- Supper
- Surety
- Susanchites
- Susanna
- Susi
- Swallow
- Swan
- Swelling
- Swine
- Sword
- Sycamine tree
- Sycamore
- Sychar
- Sychem
- Syene
- Synagogue
- Syntyche
- Syracuse
- Syria
- Syriac
- Syrophenician
1 entry 1 source
Shiggaion
Open directlyEaston's Bible Dictionary · 1897
From the verb shagah, “to reel about through drink,” occurs in the title of Ps. 7. The plural form, shigionoth, is found in Hab. 3:1. The word denotes a lyrical poem composed under strong mental emotion; a song of impassioned imagination accompanied with suitable music; a dithyrambic ode.
Scripture references
- Psalms 7
- Habakkuk 3:1
- Psalms 7:1