SALLAI

(Sal·laʹi).

1. A name in the list of Benjamites who lived in Jerusalem following the Babylonian exile.​—Ne 11:4, 7, 8.

2. A priestly paternal house in the days of High Priest Jeshua’s successor Joiakim. (Ne 12:12, 20) Presumably the name is spelled Sallu in Nehemiah 12:7.