Sol·o·mon 
(sŏlə-mən) fl. tenth century BC.
(sŏlə-mən) fl. tenth century BC. King of Israel famous for his wisdom and his architectural projects, including the Temple in Jerusalem.
[Hebrew šəlōmōh, his peace : šālōm, peace; see šlm in the Appendix of Semitic roots + -ōh, his.]