No one named Jermaine appears in the Bible. Jermaine is an English spelling of the French name Germain, which comes from the Roman name Germanus, “brother” in Latin. It spread in the United States in the early 1970s, when Jermaine Jackson of the Jackson 5 became famous. What does Jermaine mean? Germanus was a Roman cognomen, a family name, meaning “brother.” The Latin word germanus meant a full brother, born of the same father and mother, and it could also…

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