Hieronim
Polish · Boy · 3 syllables
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About the name Hieronim
Hieronim means "sacred name" and derives from the Greek elements *hieros* (sacred) and *onyma* (name), ultimately related to the Latin form Hieronymus.
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Etymology
Hieronim means "sacred name" and derives from the Greek elements *hieros* (sacred) and *onyma* (name), ultimately related to the Latin form Hieronymus. The name is primarily used in Polish, Lithuanian, and other Central and Eastern European cultures, with historical prominence through Saint Jerome (Hieronymus), the Christian theologian and biblical scholar of the 4th century.
Hieronim currently ranks #285 in the United States as a boy's name. It reached its peak popularity around 2020.
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