What does the word "Silas" always appear in poems mean?

Selah is transliteration, English translation, and Hebrew is Sela.

Let's look at the annotation of Psalm 3: 2 in the Book of Revelation:

Selah is a transliteration of Hebrew, and * * appears 7 1 times in the poem, all in the poem, not in the caption. It is generally considered as a musical indicator, which can be expressed as: 1. Stop to give the audience time to think back, or change the instruments for the choir; 2。 Strengthen tone or mood; 3。 After the music, the choir, and so on. Continue to sing the following lyrics.

May the LORD be with you