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Jerome¹ Definition

Je·rome (jə rōm′, jer′əm)

noun

a masculine name: dim. Jerry

Etymology: Fr Jérôme < L Hieronymus < Gr Hierōnymos < hieros, holy (see hiero-) + onyma, name

Jerome² Definition

Je·rome (jə rōm′)

Jerome, Saint (born Eusebius Hieronymus Sophronius) ( 340?-420); monk & church scholar, born in Pannonia: author of the Vulgate: his day is Sept. 30

Jerome Usage Examples

Noun used with modifier

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Jerome Quotes

Said Jerome K. Jerome to Ford Madox Ford, 'There's something, old boy, that I've always abhorred: When people address me and call me'Jerome', Are they being standoffish, or too much at home?' Said Ford,'I agree; It's the same thing with me.'

—Cole,William