Jeshurun
Meaning of Jeshurun
Jeshurun unfurls like a desert blossom at sunrise, carrying a ripple of ancient Hebrew poetry that whispers “upright one” or “beloved nation.” Steeped in biblical lore—as a tender name for Israel in Deuteronomy and Isaiah—it dances off the tongue with the warmth of a flamenco beat, je-SHU-run (/dʒe.ʃu.ˈɹun/), inviting parents to gift their son both gravitas and grace. Though rare in U.S. birth records—hovering around eight newborns and a rank near 900 in recent years—its steady spark of popularity proves that true distinction never goes out of style. Perfect for families seeking a name that bridges millennia with a single breath, Jeshurun stands as a radiant promise of hope, honor and unwavering character.
Pronunciation
Hebrew
- Pronunced as je-SHU-run (/dʒe.ʃu.ˈɹun/)
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