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The proud and noble Italian surname of Simonetti derives etymologically from the personal (given) name "Simon", which is itself a derivative of the Hebrew name "Sim'on", from the verb "sama", meaning "to listen". So the name Simonetti means "God has listened", in reference to the gratitude of the parents for their wish for a child having been granted. The surname is first found in Trapani, Sicily. Family motto: "Armed Against The Enemy!"
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