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    Salomé (en. Salome)

    /sa.lo.'me/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    noun
    Name of a woman who appears in Christian tradition.
    Salomé is known for her dance in the story of John the Baptist.
    Salomé es conocida por su danza en la historia de Juan el Bautista.
    Historical figure who has been represented in various works of art.
    The figure of Salomé has inspired many paintings and films.
    La figura de Salomé ha inspirado muchas pinturas y películas.
    Common name in some Spanish-speaking countries.
    One of my friends is named Salomé.
    Una de mis amigas se llama Salomé.

    Etymology

    The name Salomé comes from the Hebrew 'Shalom', which means peace.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    The dance of Salomé
    It refers to a seductive action or an act that can have tragic consequences.
    La danza de Salomé
    Salomé and her platter
    A reference to the biblical story and to betrayal.
    Salomé y su plato

    Related Words

    Salomon
    Wise king of the Bible, associated with peace.
    Salomon
    Salomón
    Orthographic variation of the name.
    Salomón

    Slang Meanings

    Seductive or provocative dance.
    She danced like a Salomé at the party.
    Ella bailó como una Salomé en la fiesta.
    A person who uses their attractiveness to manipulate.
    Don't trust her, she is a true Salomé.
    No confíes en ella, es una verdadera Salomé.