Jeremine

Jeremine represents the female form of the biblical name Jeremia or Jeremias and carries the meaning 'God elevates' or 'God is exalted'. The name has its roots in the ancient Hebrew Jirmejahu (jirməjāhû) and is composed of the ancient Hebrew terms jāh, which stands for 'JHWH (the Hebrew name of God)', and rwm, which means 'to be exalted'.

What does the name Jeremine mean?

Jeremine is the feminine variant of the biblical name Jeremia or Jeremias and has the same meaning of 'God elevates' or 'God is exalted'. The name derives from the ancient Hebrew original name Jirmejahu (jirməjāhû) and is composed of the words jāh for 'JHWH, the Hebrew name of God' and rwm for 'to be exalted'. Compared to the male forms, the girl's name Jeremine is rather rare. A similarly uncommon variant is Jeremina.

Where does the name Jeremine come from?

The origin of the name Jeremine is ancient Hebrew, with the meaning 'God elevates' or 'God is exalted'. The composition of the ancient Hebrew words is: jāh = JHWH, Hebrew name of God (Ancient Hebrew) and rwm = to be exalted (Ancient Hebrew). Languages: English.

How do you pronounce Jeremine?

Jeremine is pronounced approximately as 'Jere-min'.

When is the name day of Jeremine?

The name day of Jeremine is celebrated on February 16, May 1, and June 7.

Popularity

In Germany, Jeremine is a rare first name. So far, it has not made it onto the German name popularity lists. In Austria, the name reached its best ranking in 1989 at 616th place in the local name charts. From 1984 to 2024, Jeremine was given less than 10 times in Austria, placing it at 7,542nd. In the last ten years, no child has been named that.