释义 |
jer·e·mi·ah \-īə\ noun (-s) Usage: usually capitalized Etymology: after Jeremiah died ab585 B.C. Hebrew prophet known for his pessimism, from Late Latin Jeremias, Hieremias, from Greek Hieremias, from Hebrew Yirmĕyāh : a person who complains about the evil, decay, and disaster that he sees about him and who foresees and predicts a calamitous future < Jeremiahs lamenting the decline of public morals > |