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Joram
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joram
English
Etymology
From en he יוֹרָם, a contracted form of he יְהוֹרָם yehorám Jehoram.
Proper noun
en male Hebrew.
en 14 September 1833 From the Nantucket Inquirer. The Newest News. The United States Gazette XXXIII 1957 Philadelphia, Pa. Joseph Ripley Chandler [2] https://www.newspapers.com/newspage/605030356/ 4 10372465 So turning hastily for the wagon, they beheld it afar off, going like Jehu the son of Jehoshaphat, king Joram of Israel’s general, who slew Jezebel in the city of Jezreel.
en 19 February 1978 Area Births The Sunday News 59 8 Ridgewood, N.J. 96, column 4, and 103, column 3 44415046 Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Mushinske of Ridgewood announce the birth of a son, Joram Blake, on Dec. 24 in Columbia Presbyterian Hospital, New York City.
en 27 August 1984 [Death Notices] Thomas w:The Pittsburgh Press 101 65 Pittsburgh, Pa. B6 https://www.newspapers.com/newspage/146633408/ 9 2266185 On Sat., August 25, 1984, Mason M. of Bethel Park; beloved husband of Helen L. Thomas; father of Jason and Joram Thomas;
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en Joran