Jeremejev

Jeremejev is a surname of Russian origin. It is believed to be derived from the given name Jeremiah, which itself has Hebrew roots meaning "God will exalt." The surname likely originated as a patronymic, indicating descent from an ancestor named Jeremiah or a variant thereof.

Notable individuals with the surname Jeremejev include Pavel Jeremejev, a Russian miner and geologist. He is credited with the discovery of jeremejevite, a rare borate mineral. This mineral was named in his honor. Jeremejevite is known for its distinct crystalline structure and is highly sought after by mineral collectors. The mineral's chemical formula is Al3(BO3)(O)2.

The prevalence of the surname Jeremejev is primarily concentrated in Russia and countries with historical Russian connections. Like many surnames, its exact origins and spread can be traced through historical records, migration patterns, and genealogical research. The surname does not appear to have significant alternative spellings in common usage.