Jereme

Meaning of Jereme

Jereme drifts in like a warm breeze over a sun-soaked plaza. He is a lively spin on Jeremy, rooted in Hebrew origin with the promise “God will uplift” glowing at his core. He pops off the tongue—juh-REEM—like maracas punctuating a fiesta under orange trees. He’s Jeremy’s cousin with extra Latin spice. In the U.S., only about six newborns were named Jereme in 2018, so each one is a rare gem tucked into a secret courtyard. More than just a name, Jereme is a spark of warmth, a whisper of ancient olive branches, and a promise of laughter till dawn.

Pronunciation

British English

• Pronunced as juh-REEM (/dʒəˈri:m/)

American English

• Pronunced as juh-REEM (/dʒəˈrim/)

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