Spell Check of jeremiah

Definition of jeremiah:

1) ( Old Testament) an Israelite prophet who is remembered for his angry lamentations ( jeremiads) about the wickedness of his people ( circa 626- 587 BC)

2) a book in the Old Testament containing the oracles of the prophet Jeremiah

Common misspellings:

• jerimiah (42%)
• jermiah (14%)
• jeramiah (13%)
• jeramiha (6%)
• jeramia (3%)
• jaramiah (3%)
• jeremaih (3%)
• jeremian (3%)

Jeremiah

Meaning: the Lord exalts

Origin: Hebrew

Details:
Jeremiah as a boy's name is pronounced jare-ah-MYE-ah. It is of Hebrew origin, and the meaning of Jeremiah is "the Lord exalts". Biblical: one of the major prophets, a scholar. Besides writing the Book of Jeremiah and Lamentations, Jeremiah compiled and wrote the histories of I and II Kings. Jeremias is a Spanish form.

Related names: Hieremias.

Sounds Like: Jeramie, Jeremie.

Variants: Yeremiyah, Dermot, Dermott, Diarmid, Geremia, Jem, Jemmie, Jereme, Jeremia, Jeremias, Jeremija, Jeremiya, Jeremy, Jermyn, Jerry, Yeremia, Yeremiya.

Examples of usage:

1) What a lot of money you've given them, Jeremiah!" - "Somehow Good", William de Morgan.

2) " Never you mind the mother, Jeremiah. - "Somehow Good", William de Morgan.

3) " What a pity it is Jeremiah is only step! - "Somehow Good", William de Morgan.