Sallu is a Benjamite name appearing in the post-exilic genealogies of those living in Jerusalem. The name occurs in 1 Chronicles 9:7 and Nehemiah 11:7, parallel lists of residents in the restored city. There is minor spelling variation between the two passages (Sallua in Chronicles, Sallu in Nehemiah), a common feature in biblical genealogies. The Septuagint shows various attempts at transliteration. Beyond these genealogical mentions, nothing is known about this individual or family. The name represents one of the Benjamite families that resettled in Jerusalem after the Babylonian exile.