Definition: Sidon was a king in ancient Israel. He ruled over Nineveh, the capital city. Sidon was said to have been a very arrogant and greedy ruler with great power. The term "Sidon" can refer to multiple meanings depending on context: - Sidon (in Hebrew) refers specifically to Nineveh, the capital city of ancient Israel. - Sidon in English means "thief," often as an adjective to describe someone who is malicious, selfish, or deceitful. - Sidon in Arabic may also mean "loathing" or "envy," which can also be used figuratively or metaphorically to convey a sense of resentment or disdain for another.
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