Gédéon (en. Gideon)

/ɡe.de.ɔ̃/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishFrench
noun
A biblical hero known for his bravery.
Gideon won the battle with only three hundred men.
Gédéon a remporté la bataille avec seulement trois cents hommes.
A charismatic leader who inspires his followers.
His charisma makes him a Gideon among his peers.
Son charisme fait de lui un gédéon parmi ses pairs.
A character who demonstrates determination and courage.
She is a Gideon for her community, always helping those in need.
Elle est un gédéon pour sa communauté, aidant toujours ceux dans le besoin.

Etymology

The name 'Gideon' comes from the Hebrew 'Gideon', meaning 'warrior' or 'born of a host'.

Common Phrases and Expressions

to have the spirit of Gideon
to have determination and courage in the face of adversity.
avoir l'esprit de Gédéon
to be a modern Gideon
to be an inspiring leader in one's field.
être un Gédéon moderne

Related Words

battle
Armed conflict between two or more parties.
bataille
courage
Quality of facing fears or difficulties.
courage
leadership
Ability to lead a group or organization.
leadership

Slang Meanings

Gideon as a synonym for a dynamic and bold person.
Look at him, he acts like a true Gideon on this project.
Regarde-le, il agit comme un vrai Gédéon sur ce projet.
Used to describe someone who takes initiative.
She is the Gideon of our team, always ready to lead.
Elle est le Gédéon de notre équipe, toujours prête à diriger.