A personal name in the genealogies of Judah appearing in 1 Chronicles 4:20. The name is identical to the more common 'Simeon' (Hebrew שִׁמְעוֹן), differing only in vocalization. Ancient Greek versions render it as Semeiōn or Sami, showing the name's phonetic similarity to other Semitic names meaning 'hearing' or 'heard.' This individual appears in the detailed Judahite genealogies that the Chronicler preserved, part of the broader genealogical framework establishing tribal continuity after the exile.