Simon in Italian
Simon in Italian is Simone — Simon means a male given name, originally from Hebrew, borne by several figures in the New Testament including the Apostle Peter.
Simon in Italian
Simone
What does "Simon" mean?
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name A male given name, originally from Hebrew, borne by several figures in the New Testament including the Apostle Peter.
"Her grandfather was named Simon after his own grandfather."
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noun British slang for a sixpence coin, or (in the US) informal slang for a dollar.
"He used to call a sixpence a "simon" back in the day."
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Simon in a sentence
- Her grandfather was named Simon after his own grandfather.
- He used to call a sixpence a "simon" back in the day.
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What is "Simon" in Italian?
"Simon" in Italian is Simone. Simon means: A male given name, originally from Hebrew, borne by several figures in the New Testament including the Apostle Peter.
How do you use "Simon" in a sentence?
Example: "Her grandfather was named Simon after his own grandfather." In Italian, "Simon" is Simone.
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