Symeon
Symeon is a masculine given name of Greek origin. It is a variant of Simeon, itself derived from the Hebrew name Shimon, meaning “he has heard.” In Greek usage the form Symeon (Συμεών) is common, and the name has been carried into various Christian traditions as Symeon or Simeon. In English-language contexts, Simeon is more prevalent in secular or general use, while Symeon often appears in ecclesiastical or historical writing.
In religious tradition, several notable figures bearing the name have become well known. In the New Testament,
The name has remained common in Eastern Christianity and among communities influenced by Greek, Russian, and