Soloman

Meaning of Soloman

Soloman (pronounced SOH-luh-muhn) has ancient Hebrew roots—derived from Shlomo, meaning “peaceful”—and instantly evokes the wise biblical king famed for his thoughtful judgment. The name carries a warm glow, like a cozy fireside story, yet it remains surprisingly fresh in today’s naming scene. Though it’s danced around the lower 800s to mid-900s in the U.S. charts (landing at #902 in 2024), Soloman offers that sweet spot of familiarity without blending into the crowd. Its gentle “sol” prefix whispers of sunshine and optimism, imbuing the name with a bright, hopeful edge. Choosing Soloman is a quiet nod to heritage, a sprinkle of sunshine, and a promise of calm confidence rolled into one timeless package.

Pronunciation

English

• Pronunced as SOH-luh-muhn (/ˈsoʊləmən/)

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