Jeremy is a name of Germanic origin, derived from the Old English words 'geher' meaning 'gatherer' or 'collector', and 'ric' meaning 'ruler'. It was popularized in medieval England as a surname.
In Jewish tradition, Jeremy (Hebrew: ירמיהו) is the name of a prophet who wrote the Book of Lamentations, known for its poignant poems about the destruction of Jerusalem. In other cultures, the name has no specific significance.
People named Jeremy are often seen as confident, outgoing, and communicative with a natural flair for leadership and problem-solving skills.
The name Jeremy remains popular in many English-speaking countries and is often chosen for its strong, modern sound.