Sammon

Sammon may refer to several things. As a surname, it is of English and Scottish origin, believed to derive from a diminutive of the personal name Samuel, meaning "God has heard." It can also be a patronymic surname, indicating "son of Samuel."

In a culinary context, "sammon" is a misspelling of salmon, a type of fish highly prized for its flesh, which is rich in Omega-3 fatty acids and protein. Salmon is found in both the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans and is a popular food source worldwide, prepared in various ways including grilling, baking, smoking, and curing.

The term might also appear in specific cultural or historical contexts, though these are less common. For instance, it could be a place name or a component of a less widely known term. Without further context, "sammon" most frequently points to the misspelling of the fish, salmon. The pronunciation is similar, contributing to the occasional confusion.