Jeremey

Jeremey is a masculine given name. It is a relatively uncommon spelling variant of Jeremy, which itself derives from the biblical name Jeremiah.

Etymology and meaning: The name traces to Hebrew Yirmiyahu, meaning “Yahweh will exalt” or “the Lord uplifts.” As a variant spelling, Jerem ey shares the same origin and general meaning as its more common forms.

Usage and variations: The Jerem ey spelling signals a personal or familial preference for a distinctive form of Jeremy. It is primarily found in English-speaking countries and is far less common than Jeremy. Related names include Jeremy, Jeramy, Jeremiah, and Jeremias. Variants may reflect regional spelling trends, family heritage, or influences from other languages.

Pronunciation: Jerem ey is typically pronounced the same as Jeremy, commonly rendered as /ˈdʒɛrəmi/.

Notable bearers: There are no widely documented public figures with the exact spelling Jerem ey; most references to the root name use Jeremy or Jeremiah. As with many given names, individuals bearing this spelling are usually private citizens rather than widely recognized public figures.

See also: Jeremy, Jeremiah, Jeremias, Jeramy. This spelling is one of several variants derived from the Hebrew name Yirmiyahu and shared meaning across its forms.