Sidon is a male name of Hebrew origin that means "Fishery." It is originally a Phoenician name and is both a place name and a first name. In the Bible, Sidon was the first born of Canaan. In modern history, Sidon is the name of a city in Lebanon. The Phoenician name Ṣīdūn probably meant "fishery" or "fishing town." The name appears in Biblical Hebrew as Ṣīḏōn, in Syriac as Ṣidon, and in Classical Arabic as Ṣaydūn. Sidon has a rich historical significance as a significant Phoenician city, holding prominence throughout ancient history and being conquered by various civilizations. The name Sidon reflects a strong connection to maritime activities and trade, as well as a rich historical legacy.