I. ˈsī-mən noun
Etymology: Greek Simōn, from Hebrew Shim‘ōn
Date: before 12th century
1. : peter — called also Simon Peter
2. : one of the twelve disciples of Jesus — called also Simon the Zealot
3. : a kinsman of Jesus
4. : a Cyrenian constrained to help Jesus bear his cross to his place of crucifixion — called also Simon the Cyrenian
5. : Simon Magus
II. sē-ˈmōⁿ biographical name
Claude 1913- French writer
III. ˈsī-mən biographical name
1st Viscount 1873-1954 John Allsebrook Simon British jurist & statesman
IV. biographical name
Herbert Alexander 1916-2001 American economist
V. biographical name
Neil 1927- American dramatist
VI. biographical name
Paul (Frederic) 1941- American singer & songwriter