Symon is an ancient, yet lesser-known name of Hebrew origin, meaning 'heard' or 'name heard'. It shares roots with the more familiar names Simon and Simeon. Historically, Symon was popular among early Christians, likely due to its association with Saint Simon Zelotes, one of Jesus's twelve apostles. However, it has since fallen out of common use in many cultures.
"Symon is quite an uncommon name, with only 10 reported births across two different years."