Jerome
Jerome is a variant of Jerome, from the Greek "Hieronymos" — "hieros" (sacred) and "onyma" (name) — meaning "sacred name." Saint Jerome (c.347-420) translated the Bible into Latin (the Vulgate), shaping Western Christianity for over a thousand years. Jerome was moderately popular in mid-century America, peaking at #98 in 1942. Jerome is a male name of Greek origin that means "Sacred name (from Hieronymos)". Serious, historic, and a little literary. The name sounds approachable. Jeromes tend to be thoughtful. US peaked #98 in 1942. Now outside top 1000. Well-known people named Jerome include Saint Jerome (translator), Jerome (Greek name), Jerome (fictional, various). Common variations and related forms of Jerome include Jerome (variant), Hieronymus (Latin), Jerry (nickname), Geronimo (related).