Jeroen
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Jeroen (pronounced [jǝˈrun]) is a common Dutch given name originating from the Greek Hieronymus, and is equivalent to the English name Jerome.
Jeroen also an Arabic name/word, interpreted as Holy man.
People named Jeroen include:
- Jeroen Bleekemolen
- Jeroen Blijlevens
- Jeroen Delmee
- Jeroen Duyster
- Jeroen Groenendijk
- Jeroen Gunter a.k.a. 'De Buurman'
- Jeroen Krabbé
- Jeroen Mirck
- Jeroen Pater
- Jeroen Renirie
- Jeroen Smits
- Jeroen Soer
- Jeroen Tel
- Jeroen van Aken (also Jeroen Bosch or Hieronymus Bosch)
- Jeroen van der Veer
- Jeroen Van Herzeele
- Jeroen van Inkel
- Jeroen van Veen
- Jeroen Wiedenhof
- Jeroen Ow
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