Geronima

Geronima is a given name of Spanish origin, derived from the Greek word "hieros," meaning holy, and "onyma," meaning name. It is the feminine form of the masculine name Jerome. The name Geronima has been used throughout history in various Spanish-speaking countries and communities. It is not a widely common name in many English-speaking countries, but it can be found.

Notable individuals named Geronima are few in prominent historical records. However, like many names, it has been passed down through generations within families. The etymology of the name suggests a connection to religious or spiritual significance due to its "holy name" meaning. While the name itself is not associated with a specific cultural movement or widespread phenomenon, it holds personal meaning for those who bear it and their families. The pronunciation of Geronima is generallypeh-ROH-nee-mah. Its usage has remained relatively consistent, without significant peaks or declines in popularity in recent times.