Name Simon: What you need to know
Simon comes from Hebrew "who is answered". Have a child named Simon is a sign of luck! About 65,000 people wear this first name today in France. Its trend is stable, although it has been slightly declining for the last ten years. This first name was a great success with parents in the 1980s, then after a period when it was scarce, it reappeared in 2007. We celebrate the Simon October 23.
A little history: In the Old Testament, Simon was the son of Jacob and Leah and one of the twelve apostles of Jesus. He evangelized Persia and Egypt. About 20 saints bear this name.
The Simon appear as independent people at first, but it turns out that they need others to feel good. The home environment and home are essential for them, and they like to live in comfort. The Simon rely heavily on others for everyday tasks.
As part of their profession, the Simon want to be independent, to affirm their originality. They want to do what they want when they want it. They have a sense of justice and fairness, they are idealistic and like to be valued. Their natural pride serves them in action.
The variants: Shimon, Siméo, Simson, Syméon, Symon and Ximun.
