gideon
word
/ˈɡɪdiən/
GI-dee-uhn
/ˈɡɪdiən/
GI-dee-uhn
Definition
Gideon is a male given name, especially known as a character from the Bible who was a military leader and judge of Israel.
Usage & Nuances
Used mainly as a proper noun, rarely as a common word. Strong biblical association, sometimes used to reference leadership or faith. Less common as a given name in modern Western cultures.
Spanish: GedeónPortuguese (BR): GideãoPortuguese (PT): GideãoChinese (Simplified): 基甸Chinese (Traditional): 基甸Hindi: गिदोनArabic: جدعونBengali: গিদিয়নRussian: ГедеонJapanese: ギデオンVietnamese: GideonKorean: 기드온Turkish: GidyonUrdu: جدعونIndonesian: Gideon
Example Sentences
When people talk about courage, they often mention Gideon.
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Gideon was a famous judge in the Bible.
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My friend's name is Gideon.
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Gideon led a small group to victory.
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Have you ever read the story of Gideon and his three hundred men?
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There aren't many kids named Gideon in my neighborhood.
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