Meaning: A compound name joining Simon ('he has heard') and Peter ('rock'). Simon Peter was the chief apostle in the New Testament — a pairing we note with respect.Low
In 30 seconds: Two names in one: Simonpeter joins Simon ('he has heard') and Peter ('rock') (said 'sy-mun-PEE-tur'). Reverent and classic.
MeaningA compound name joining Simon ('he has heard') and Peter ('rock'). Simon Peter was the chief apostle in the New Testament — a pairing we note with respect.
Simonpeter is a compound of Simon ('he has heard') and Peter ('rock'), written as one name. It carries the New Testament figure Simon Peter, whom we note respectfully — rare in the U.S. (said 'sy-mun-PEE-tur').
It appears only rarely in the U.S., mostly in Christian families. Rare, reverent, and classic.
Did you know? Simonpeter joins Simon ('he has heard') and Peter ('rock') into one name — the very name of Simon Peter, the chief apostle, which we note with respect (said 'sy-mun-PEE-tur').
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References — Simonpeter — Simon ('he has heard') + Peter ('rock'); Simon Peter, the apostle
