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SIMEON
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Meaning & History
From the Hebrew name Shim'on (see SIMON). In the Old Testament this is the name of the second son of Jacob and the founder of one of the twelve tribes of Israel. In the New Testament this is the name of a man who blessed the newborn Jesus. It was also borne by a powerful 10th-century ruler of Bulgaria.
Related Names
OTHER LANGUAGES: Simon, Symeon (Biblical Greek), Shimon (Biblical Hebrew), Simon, Symeon (Biblical Latin), Šimun (Croatian), Šimon (Czech), Simon (Danish), Siemen, Simon (Dutch), Simon (English), Simo (Finnish), Simon (French), Siemen (Frisian), Simon (German), Shimon (Hebrew), Simon (Hungarian), Simone (Italian), Ximeno (Medieval Spanish), Simon (Norwegian), Szymon (Polish), Simão (Portuguese), Simion, Simon (Romanian), Semyon (Russian), Simo (Serbian), Šimon (Slovak), Simon (Slovene), Simón (Spanish), Simon (Swedish), Symon (Ukrainian), Shimmel (Yiddish) Popularity
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