The first name "Jeremy" is of English origin, derived from the Hebrew name "Jeremiah" meaning "appointed by God." The surname "Guzman" is of Spanish origin, derived from the word "guzma" meaning "good man" or "nobleman."
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forenames > j-rom
The origin of the name Jrom is unclear. It does not appear to have a known origin or meaning in English.
forenames > jerzy-lior
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forenames > jerzy-tomasz
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forenames > jerzy-jair
"Jerzy" is a Polish form of the given name George, which is of Greek origin meaning "farmer" or "earthworker." "Jair" is a Hebrew name meaning "he shines" or "enlightens."
forenames > jerzy-alexandre
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forenames > jerzy
The first name "Jerzy" has its origins in Poland. It is a variant of the name "George" and is derived from the Greek name "Georgios," meaning "farmer" or "earth-worker." Jerzy is the Polish equivalent and is a popular masculine given name in Poland.
forenames > jerzsson
The name "Jerzsson" has Scandinavian origins. It is derived from the name "Jørgensen," which means "son of Jørgen" in Danish. Jørgen is a form of the name George, which has Greek roots and means "farmer" or "earth-worker."
forenames > jerzson
The name Jerzson is of Hungarian origin. It is a variation of the name Jerson, which is derived from the Hungarian name György, meaning "farmer" or "earthworker."
forenames > jerzom-andres
The first name Jerzom Andres is of Spanish origin. "Jerzom" is not a commonly used name and may have a unique or personalized meaning for the individual or their family. "Andres" is a traditional Spanish name that ultimately has its roots in Greek origin.