| Surname | Variant 1 | Variant 2 | Variant 3 | Linguistic Origin | Meaning | |||||||
| 701 | Shabetai | See: Sabitai | ||||||||||
| 702 | Shafan | See: Safan | ||||||||||
| 703 | Shaki | Shako | Shakov | Hebrew | Dimituve of Yitshak found as Saki (no sound 'sh' in Spanish) in 1124 in Toledo (Ref.: Leon Tello. Pilar. La juderia de la ciudad de León, p.131); See Isak | |||||||
| 704 | Shako | See: Shaki | ||||||||||
| 705 | Shakov | See: Shaki and Bulgarian suffix ov | ||||||||||
| 706 | Shalganov | Turkish | Derives from salgan’ (shalgan)= turnip and Bulgarian suffix ov | |||||||||
| 707 | Shalom | Hebrew | Peace | |||||||||
| 708 | Shaltiel | See; Saltiel | ||||||||||
| 709 | Shamla | See: Shamli | ||||||||||
| 710 | Shamli | Shamliev | Shamla | Shemli | Turkish | Toponym: "from Sham", the Ottoman name of Damscus, Syria. | ||||||
| 711 | Shamliev | Compound of Shamli and Bulgarian suffix ev; See Shamli | ||||||||||
| 712 | Shaptshiiski | Turkish | Derives from sapsibasu (Shaptshi Bashi) = Army supplier and Russian suffix ski; During the British Mandate of Eretz Israel, a whole family so called changed its name into:Levy | |||||||||
| 713 | Shaulov | Hebrew (Bible: I Sam 9:2) | Name of King Saul and Bulgarian suffix ov | |||||||||
| 714 | Shekerdji | Shekerdjiiski | Turkish | Derives from sekerci (pronounced shekerdji) = merchant of sweeties or manufacturer of sugar products | ||||||||
| 715 | Shekerdjiiski | See: Shekerdji and Russian suffix ski | ||||||||||
| 716 | Shemaya | Hebrew (Bible: I Kings12:22) | Has heard God; the name of a prophet | |||||||||
| 717 | Shemli | See: Shamli | ||||||||||
| 718 | Shemtov | Hebrew | Good name; a translation from the Greek Kalonymus. See also Santo | |||||||||
| 719 | Sheni | Shini | Hebrew | Second; probably derives from ‘hazan sheni’ = second cantor | ||||||||
| 720 | Shimon | Simon | Hebrew (Bible: Gen.29:33) | He heard me; son of the PatriarchYaakov. | ||||||||
| 721 | Shimshon | Hebrew (Bible: Judges 13:24) | Small sun; Hebrew name of the hero Samson. | |||||||||
| 722 | Shini | See: Sheni | ||||||||||
| 723 | Shiprut | Greek | Toponym of Kipros = Cyprus (the Isle); Surname found in 1360 in Tudela, Spain (Ref.: Sefarad, 1984, 44,1: 75-141) . | |||||||||
| 724 | Shishedji | Shishedjiev | Turkish | Derives from siseci (pronounced shishedji) = Merchant of glass | ||||||||
| 725 | Shishedjiev | See: Shishedji and Bulgarian suffix ev | ||||||||||
| 726 | Shivi | See: Tsevi | ||||||||||
| 727 | Shkenazi | See: Eskenazi | ||||||||||
| 728 | Shoev | Hebrew | Derives from ‘shoef’ = aspires, is eager [to come to Erets Israel] | |||||||||
| 729 | Shturu | Turkish | Repeat once again; a nickname | |||||||||
| 730 | Shulam | Derives from Meshulam; See Meshullam; A form often encountered in medieval Spain as Sullam (Ref. Found in 1260 in Vilafranca del Penedes: Cinta Mañé, Maria. The Jews in Barcelona, 1213-1291 : regesta of documents from the Archivo Capitular, v.1:241) | ||||||||||
| 731 | Shuva | Turkish | Derives from sube (shube)= branch | |||||||||
| 732 | Sid | Sideo | Arabic | Master, lord | ||||||||
| 733 | Sideo | See: Sid | ||||||||||
| 734 | Sidi | Sidis | Arabic | My master; See also: Sid | ||||||||
| 735 | Sidis | See: Sidi. Surname found in 1492 in Hita, Spain (Ref.: Sefarad, 1972, 32.2: 249- 305) | ||||||||||
| 736 | Simantov | Hebrew | Compound of siman= sign and tov=good; Good sign; a blessing especially said when the bith of girl is announced. | |||||||||
| 737 | Simha | Hebrew | Joy; synomyn of Sasson; also used as a feminine given name | |||||||||
| 738 | Simon | See: Shimon | ||||||||||
| 739 | Sinai | Hebrew (Bible Num. 18:20) | Name of the mountain on which Moshe received the Torah | |||||||||
| 740 | Sion | Tsion | Hebrew (Bible: (Isaiah 2:3) | Derives from Tsion, one of names used for Jerusalem. the Hebrew letter tsade was; pronounced like S by most of the Sephardim | ||||||||
| 741 | Siromakhov | Bulgarian | Poor, needy, a nickname and suffix ov | |||||||||
| 742 | Sivi | See: Tsevi | ||||||||||
| 743 | Sivil | Spanish | Toponym of Sevilla, Spain; Surname found as Sibili in 1394 in Valencia, Spain (Ref.: Sefarad, 1986, 46,1: 69-130) The letter B and V were often interchanged in medieval Spanish | |||||||||
| 744 | Sofer | Hebrew | Scribe of Jewish texts | |||||||||
| 745 | Solonikov | See: Selanikio | ||||||||||
| 746 | Sonino | Italian | Toponym of Soncino, South of Milan, Italy | |||||||||
| 747 | Soref | Tsoref | Hebrew | Derives from tsoref = Silversmith and/or goldsmith | ||||||||
| 748 | Strontsa | See: Strumtsa | ||||||||||
| 749 | Strumski | See: Strumtsa and Russian suffix ski | ||||||||||
| 750 | Strumtsa | Strontsa | Estrumtsa | Strumski | Macedonian | Toponym of Strumica, North of Saloniki, Macedonia |