Simeon

Hebrew

Simeon is a male name with Hebrew origins. It is derived from the Hebrew name "Shim'on" (שִׁמְעוֹן), meaning "heard" or "he who hears." In the Bible, Simeon was one of the twelve sons of Jacob and the founder of the tribe of Simeon.

Simon, Simón, Simone, Simão, Shimon, Szymon

Samuel, Solomon, Silas, Sebastian

Simeon is a charming and historically rich name for baby boys with Hebrew origins. Its meaning, "heard" or "he who hears," reflects qualities of being attentive and responsive. The name has deep biblical roots, as Simeon was one of the twelve sons of Jacob and a prominent figure in ancient Hebrew history. Simeon's variations, such as Simon and Simón, have gained popularity in various cultures, making it a widely recognized and respected name worldwide. Parents who choose Simeon for their sons may appreciate its classic and timeless appeal, while also embracing its spiritual significance. Famous historical figures, like Simeon Saxe-Coburg-Gotha and Simeon II of Bulgaria, have borne this name, leaving a mark on politics and royalty. Fictional characters like Simeon from "Lord of the Flies" and Simeon Krug from "The Corrections" showcase the name's literary presence. Simeon stands as a name of strength, wisdom, and enduring elegance for parents seeking a meaningful name for their baby boy.