מימון
Hebrew
Etymology 1
Noun
מימון \ מִמּוּן • (mimún) m (plural indefinite מימונים \ מִמּוּנִים, plural construct מימוני־ \ מִמּוּנֵי־)
Etymology 2
From Arabic ميمون (maymun, "good fortune", colloquially as "faithful, dependable"), compare the cognate Arabic مؤمن (muwmin, literally “faithful”).
In the case of Maimonides, the patronymic "Maimon" originated with Maimonides' grandfather, who was named Hacham Yosef Maimon ben Yitzchak.
Pronunciation
- (Modern Israeli Hebrew) IPA(key): /majˈmon/
Proper noun
מַיְמוֹן • (maymón)
- A male given name: Maimon.
- A patronymic surname: Maimonides.
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