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Jonam (Luke 3:30)
Religious
Ancestor in the genealogy of Jesus as recorded in the Gospel of Luke
Jonam
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#24289 most popular
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“A peaceful Biblical name meaning dove”
Origin & Etymology
Jonam is a variant of the Hebrew name Yonah, meaning dove or pigeon, symbolizing peace and the Holy Spirit. It also carries the meaning God is gracious, connecting it to the broader family of John-derived names. The name appears in the Bible as an ancestor in the lineage of Jesus in the Gospel of Luke.
Popularity Story
Jonam remains a rare but meaningful choice, particularly popular among families with Hebrew or African Christian heritage. Its similarity to the more common Jonah gives it a familiar feel while remaining distinctive.
Cultural Significance
In African Christian communities, Jonam carries deep spiritual weight, combining Biblical heritage with a culturally resonant sound. The name is found across East and West Africa as a given name.
Fun Facts
- Jonam appears in the genealogy of Jesus in Luke 3:30
- The root Yonah is the same as the prophet Jonah of the whale story
Jonam in Other Languages
Arabic
جونام
French
Jonam
Hebrew
יוֹנָם
Spanish
Jonam
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Nicknames
Jon
Jo
Middle Names
David
Michael
James
Emmanuel
Samuel
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