Jeremiah

Pronunciation: /dʒəˈraɪmɪə/

Definitions of Jeremiah

noun a male given name

Example Sentences

A1 Jeremiah is a boy.

A2 Sarah and Jeremiah went to the park together.

B1 Jeremiah enjoys playing basketball with his friends.

B2 Despite facing challenges, Jeremiah remained determined to succeed.

C1 Jeremiah's leadership skills were evident in his role as team captain.

C2 Jeremiah's profound insights into the human condition were reflected in his writing.

Examples of Jeremiah in a Sentence

formal Jeremiah was a prophet in the Hebrew Bible, known for his prophecies of doom and destruction.

informal Have you met Jeremiah? He's the new guy in accounting.

slang Jeremiah is always the life of the party, he's so fun to hang out with.

figurative She felt like Jeremiah, constantly warning others of the dangers ahead but never being listened to.

Grammatical Forms of Jeremiah

• past tense: Jeremiahed
• plural: Jeremiahs
• comparative: more Jeremiah
• superlative: most Jeremiah
• present tense: Jeremiahs
• future tense: will Jeremiah
• perfect tense: have Jeremiahed
• continuous tense: is Jeremiahing
• singular: Jeremiah
• positive degree: Jeremiah
• infinitive: to Jeremiah
• gerund: Jeremiahing
• participle: Jeremiahed

Origin and Evolution of Jeremiah

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: Hebrew

Story behind the word: The name 'Jeremiah' is of Hebrew origin, derived from the name Yirmeyahu meaning 'Yahweh exalts'.

Evolution of the word: The name 'Jeremiah' has maintained its original meaning and pronunciation over time, with variations in spelling but consistent in essence as a name of biblical significance.