Origin and Meaning of Jermyn

Variant of 'Germaine', meaning 'brother' or 'from Germain'

Origin: English - Originally derived from the Old French name Germain, which comes from the Latin 'Germanus' meaning 'brother' or 'of the same parents'.

• Jermyn is often considered a more aristocratic variant of the name Jermaine, with historical ties to the English nobility.
• Usage of Jermyn has been relatively rare in comparison to its variants, mainly found in English-speaking countries.
• Notable bearers include Jermyn Street in London, a street known for its high-end shops, often associated with luxury and sophistication.
• The name Jermyn has seen sporadic usage throughout the 19th and 20th centuries, but it remains uncommon in contemporary naming trends.
• Related names include German, Germaine, and Jermaine, which share similar roots and meanings.