Jere
The Meaning & Origin of the Name Jere
Jere, which has 4 letters and 2 syllables, is a male name of Hebrew origin.
Meaning of Jere
The Lord is exalted
Jere is a masculine name with Hebrew origins, often associated with the biblical figure Jeremiah.
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| Meaning | The Lord is exalted |
| Origins | Hebrew, English |
| Gender | Boy |
| Popularity (US) | #952 in 1967 Rising |
| Rarity (US) | Rare (Top 1000) |
| Era | Vintage (1940s) |
Background & History of The Name Jere
The name Jere is derived from the Hebrew name Jeremiah, meaning 'the Lord is exalted'. It is a relatively uncommon name, making it unique among its peers. While Jeremiah is a well-known biblical prophet, Jere serves as a modern and shortened variation that holds a similar significance. Notable bearers of the name include individuals in various fields, enhancing its recognition as both a traditional and contemporary choice.
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