Salomon

Gender Masculine

Usage French, Biblical French, Biblical Polish, Biblical Latin, Biblical Greek

Scripts Σαλωμών(Ancient Greek)

Pronounced Pron. SA-LO-MAWN(French) [key·IPA]

Meaning & History

French form of Solomon. This form also occurs in the Greek and Latin Old Testament (with the forms Σολομών and Solomon in the New Testament).

Related Names

Other Languages & CulturesSelim, Selman, Sulejman(Albanian) Salama, Saleem, Salem, Salim, Salman, Sulaiman, Sulayman(Arabic) Süleyman(Azerbaijani) Meshullam, Solomon(Biblical) Salomo(Biblical Dutch) Salomo(Biblical German) Meshullam, Shelomoh(Biblical Hebrew) Salomone(Biblical Italian) Salomón(Biblical Spanish) Sulejman, Suljo(Bosnian) Solomon(English) Meshulam, Shalom, Shlomo(Hebrew) Suleiman(History) Salamon(Hungarian) Sulaiman(Indonesian) Solomon, Sol, Solly(Jewish) Sulayman(Kyrgyz) Sulaiman(Malay) Salomão(Portuguese) Shalim(Semitic Mythology) Salomón(Spanish) Selim, Selman, Süleyman(Turkish) Süleýman(Turkmen) Souleymane(Western African) Zalman(Yiddish)

Surname DescendantsSalmon, Salomon(French)

Same SpellingSalomón

User SubmissionsSálomon, Salómon

Popularity

People think this name is

classic mature formal upper class strong refined strange complex serious nerdy

Name Days

Austria: September 2

Denmark: August 21

Finland: June 8

France: June 25

Poland: February 8

Poland: September 28

Poland: October 24

Sweden: June 25

Entry updated April 25, 2021