Silas

[ sahy-luhs ]

noun

1. a male given name.

Example Sentences

When talking about the Hay Creek Fire recently, my son, Silas, told me that more than anything, he hopes Grandfather Tree survives.

From Outside Online

Silas then locked a befuddled Stefan in the safe meant for himself and dropped it into the river.

From The Daily Beast

Silas Deane is a Connecticut merchant and congressional delegate.

From The Daily Beast

And turning to the old lawyer, he told of Silas Dickerson's letter concerning the boots.

From Project Gutenberg

Eric was not envious of his brother's good luck, and he was thankful for his share in old Silas' generosity.

From Project Gutenberg

In the mountainous country is a river, the Silas, on the surface of which nothing will float.

From Project Gutenberg

Silas understood their language a little, so that with the aid of signs we could carry on sufficient conversation for our purpose.

From Project Gutenberg

Uncle Thatcher blamed Dorn for hurting Silas, and has hated the thought of him ever since.

From Project Gutenberg