Simone
/səˈməʊn/
Simone proper noun: a female given name from French.
Proper noun (1)
Simone
- A female given name from French.
- DEVON: Simone. I do love you. Please be careful. / SIMONE: Totes.2014, Molly Smith Metzler, Elemeno Pea, →ISBN, page 76
Proper noun (2)
Simone (plural Simones)
- A surname from Italian.
Forms of Simone
| alternative form | Symone |
|---|---|
| plural | Simones |
Origin of Simone
From French Simone, feminine form of Simon.
Borrowed from Italian Simone.
Words that rhyme with Simone
48 more rhymesFewer rhymes
- moan
- throne
- atone
- clone
- crone
- prone
- depone
- hone
- loan
- cologne
- condone
- disenthrone
- disown
- eau de cologne
- enthrone
- groan
- intone
- roan
- Sloan
- Sloane
- thrown
- unknown
- bemoan
- cobblestone
- Copplestone
- grown
- joan
- known
- none
- overgrown
- pension
- phone
- postpone
- redstone
- sone
- Stallone
- answer phone
- arthron
- beknown
- cauterizing stone
- compone
- crosne
- crown
- cuboidal bone
- cuttlefish bone
- Ediphone
- enzone
- flown
Questions about Simone
- What does Simone mean?
- Simone means a female given name from French.
- What part of speech is Simone?
- Simone is a proper noun.
- How do you pronounce Simone?
- Simone is pronounced /səˈməʊn/.
Words near Simone in the dictionary
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