What does Sidonia mean?

Sidonia as a girls' name is pronounced sih-DOHN-yah. It is of Latin origin, and the meaning of Sidonia is "from Sidon". Sidon was a city in Phoenicia in the Middle East. Saint Sidonius (fifth century) lived and wrote about characters and events during the breakup of the Roman Empire in the West.

STARTS/ENDS WITH Si-, -nia

ASSOCIATED WITH saint, roman

Variations

VARIANTS Sidaine, Sidonie, Sidony, Sydona, Sydonah, Sydonia

How popular is Sidonia?

Sidonia is an uncommonly occurring given name for females. Sidonia is an equivalently unusual surname too for all people. (2000 U.S. CENSUS)

Similar Names

Sidonia is pronounced similarly to Sadina, Sadona, Sedona, Sedonah, Sedonia and Sideny. Other recommended sound-alike names are Adoncia, Adonia, Adoria, Ansonia, Antonia▼, Ardenia, Bronia, Edenia, Eionia, Eldoria (see Eldora), Eudocia, Eudoxia, Filania, Fronia, Idonia, Laudonia, Leonia, Livinia, Nicosia, Nicotia (see Nicosia), Nidia, Nikolia, Odolia, Romonia, Sadia, Segovia, Selenia, Shadonna, Shimona, Shona, Shonda▼, Shonta, Siana, Sidnee, Sidney▼, Sidni, Sidnie, Sidra, Sienna▲, Signa, Sillia, Silvania, Silvia, Simona, Simone, Simonia, Simonina, Simonna (see Simone), Simonne, Sina, Sindia, Sinnie, Sinthia, Sirenia, Siria, Sivnie (see Sivney), Sofia▲, Sohnia, Sonia▼, Sonja▼, Sydni▼, Sydnie▼, Titania, Tonia▼, Veedonia (see Vidonia), Vidonia, Vidonya (see Vidonia), Viennia and Vitoria. These names tend to be more frequently used than Sidonia.