Jonahs

Jonahs is primarily the plural form of the given name Jonah in English, used to refer to multiple people bearing that name. It can also appear as a surname, though this usage is comparatively rare. The given name Jonah derives from Hebrew Yonah, meaning dove, and appears in the Hebrew Bible as the prophet Jonah.

The plural Jonahs commonly occurs in biographical listings, genealogies, or journalistic accounts when several individuals named Jonah are mentioned together, such as “the Jonahs who attended the conference.” For surname usage, Jonahs would function as a family name; in possessive phrases the plural possessive would be written as “the Jonahs’ house” rather than “Jonahs’s house” in standard English.

Related names include Jonas and Jonah, with spelling variations across languages and cultures. The term Jonahs is primarily a linguistic and onomastic category rather than a standalone concept or organization, and there are no widely recognized entities known specifically by the plural Jonahs.