Silas

[sahy-luhs]

noun

1. a male given name.

Example Sentences

He speaks of the first Ebony Beach Club, started by a man named Silas White in 1957.

From Los Angeles Times

I reached out to lead author Silas Fischer, a Ph.D. candidate at the University of Toledo, to learn more about this bias, how it affects conservation, and what other researchers can do to help correct it.

From Salon

Hayden, a musician and music agent, loves hiking high in the San Gabriel Mountains — “No place gives me more peace,” he said — but with their jobs and 2-year-old son Silas, making the long drives to his favorite hiking haunts is more difficult these days.

From Los Angeles Times

The rest of the small backyard holds a raised deck outside their kitchen, an office space where both Hannah and Hayden work, a narrow lap pool and postage-stamp-size lawn of St. Augustine grass where Silas and dog Dizzy can play.

From Los Angeles Times

“I look out my bedroom window and see the healthy places where Silas plays and it has an effect on me. I get a sense of place, like a little oasis. It grounds me, and it makes me feel good.”

From Los Angeles Times