Solomon in French
Solomon in French is Salomon, Solayman — Solomon means a king of ancient Israel renowned in the Bible and Quran for his exceptional wisdom, and the son of King David.
Solomon in French
What does "Solomon" mean?
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name A king of ancient Israel renowned in the Bible and Quran for his exceptional wisdom, and the son of King David.
"The story of Solomon settling the dispute between two mothers is a classic tale of clever judgment."
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noun A person of extraordinary wisdom or sound judgment, named after the biblical king.
"The old judge was something of a Solomon, famous for his fair and clever rulings."
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noun An oversized wine or champagne bottle holding about 18 liters — the equivalent of 24 standard bottles.
"The restaurant kept a Solomon of champagne on display for special celebrations."
Solomon in a sentence
- The story of Solomon settling the dispute between two mothers is a classic tale of clever judgment.
- The old judge was something of a Solomon, famous for his fair and clever rulings.
- They needed a Solomon to settle the family inheritance dispute.
- The restaurant kept a Solomon of champagne on display for special celebrations.
Common French translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "Solomon" in French?
"Solomon" in French is Salomon, Solayman. Solomon means: A king of ancient Israel renowned in the Bible and Quran for his exceptional wisdom, and the son of King David.
How do you use "Solomon" in a sentence?
Example: "The story of Solomon settling the dispute between two mothers is a classic tale of clever judgment." In French, "Solomon" is Salomon, Solayman.
Are there other ways to say "Solomon" in French?
Yes — French has 2 translations listed for "Solomon": Salomon, Solayman.