Cimon (disambiguation)

Cimon or Kimon may refer to:

• Cimon of Cleonae (8th or 6th century BCE), ancient Greek painter
• Cimon Coalemos (6th century BCE), ancient Olympic chariot-racer and father of Miltiades
• Cimon (510–450 BCE), ancient Greek statesmen and general of Athens
• Kimon Digenis (c. 1871–1945), general of the Greek Army
• Kimon Georgiev (1882–1969), Prime Minister of Bulgaria
• Kimon Nicolaïdes (1891–1938), American artist, educator and author
• Kimon Evan Marengo (1904–1988), British cartoonist
• Kimon Friar (1911–1993), Greek-American poet and translator
• Kimon Deligiannis (1914–unknown), Greek footballer
• Kimon Zografakis (1918–2004), Greek partisan in the Cretan resistance
• Kimon Kokorogiannis (born 1953), Greek basketball player
• Kimon Taliadoros (born 1968), Australian soccer player, sports commentator and businessman

• Cimon (robot), an AI head-shaped robot used in the International Space Station
• Cimon, in Roman mythology, father of Pero – see Roman Charity.
• Cimone, Italy
• Kimon, a Japanese demon gate direction, see Oni
• Kimon, a music video compilation in the Dir En Grey discography
• Kimon Xylotympou, a former Cypriot football club
• Kimon-class frigate, a frigate class for the Greek Navy
• Greek ship Kimon, multiple ships including:
  • Greek destroyer Kimon (1981)
  • Greek destroyer Kimon (D218)