Simon in Japanese
Simon in Japanese is サイモン — Simon means a male given name, originally from Hebrew, borne by several figures in the New Testament including the Apostle Peter.
Simon in Japanese
サイモン
Pronounced: saimon
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 Japanese?
"Simon" in Japanese is サイモン. Simon means: A male given name, originally from Hebrew, borne by several figures in the New Testament including the Apostle Peter.
How do you pronounce サイモン?
"Simon" in Japanese is サイモン, pronounced "saimon".
How do you use "Simon" in a sentence?
Example: "Her grandfather was named Simon after his own grandfather." In Japanese, "Simon" is サイモン.
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