jerome
/dʒəˈroʊm/noun
formalcommon/dʒəˈroʊm/uncountable · proper noun
A proper noun referring to a male given name, historically associated with Saint Jerome, a prominent early Christian scholar and translator of the Bible into Latin.
ruИмя собственное, обозначающее мужское личное имя, исторически связанное со святым Иеронимом, выдающимся раннехристианским учёным и переводчиком Библии на латынь.esNombre propio que designa un nombre masculino, históricamente asociado con San Jerónimo, destacado erudito cristiano primitivo y traductor de la Biblia al latín.frNom propre désignant un prénom masculin, historiquement associé à saint Jérôme, éminent érudit chrétien de l'Antiquité tardive et traducteur de la Bible en latin.deEigenname, der einen männlichen Vornamen bezeichnet, historisch verbunden mit dem heiligen Hieronymus, einem bedeutenden frühchristlichen Gelehrten und Übersetzer der Bibel ins Lateinische.ptNome próprio masculino de origem grega, historicamente associado a São Jerônimo, destacado estudioso cristão primitivo e tradutor da Bíblia para o latim (Vulgata).zh专有名词,指男性人名杰罗姆,历史上与圣杰罗姆相关,他是早期基督教著名学者,将圣经翻译成拉丁文(武加大译本)。arاسم علم مذكر يُنطق جيروم، ويُقابل في العربية اسم هيرونيموس أو إيرونيموس، ويُطلق خاصة على القديس جيروم، العالم المسيحي المبكر ومترجم الكتاب المقدس إلى اللاتينية (الفولغاتا).
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A prominent Christian scholar and theologian (c. 347–420 AD), best known for translating the Bible from Hebrew and Greek into Latin, creating the Vulgate edition. He is recognized as a Doctor of the Church and a saint in Roman Catholicism.
- Saint Jerome is often depicted in art with a lion, symbolizing his legendary taming of a wild beast.
- His translation of the Bible, known as the Vulgate, became the standard Latin text for centuries.
- Jerome's extensive commentaries on Scripture greatly influenced Christian theology.
ruСвятой ИеронимesJerónimo (santo)frJérôme de StridondeHeiliger HieronymusptSão Jerônimozh圣杰罗姆arالقديس جيروم
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