Yeremey

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Yeremey or Eremey (diminutive: Yeryoma/Eryoma) is a Russian male given name, a russified veriosn of Biblical prophet Jeremiah. The patronymic surnames Yeremeyev and Yeryomin are derived from it. In addition, there is a Romanian surname Eremei, which follows the Romanian tradition of surnames derived from Greek given names.

Notable people with the name include:

Grigore Eremei (born 1935), Soviet and Moldovan politician
Yeremey Konstantinovich [ru], knyaz (prince) of Klin Principality [ru]
Yeremey Parnov

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