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Can't explain why but I really like this name. I even love how unique and different the meaning is.
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Also Judeo-Anglo-Norman: http://heraldry.sca.org/names/jewish.html
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The spelling you have would be the New Testiment of the King James version of the bible. In the original (Old Testiment) bible, the correct spelling is Gerson.
In Exodus Chapter 2 ver. 22. The verse goes: and she bore him a son and named him Gerson saying "I am a stranger in a strange land".
This does not mean exile. It simply means they are strangers in a foreign land. The meaning means a stranger.
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In Exodus Chapter 2 ver. 22. The verse goes: and she bore him a son and named him Gerson saying "I am a stranger in a strange land".
This does not mean exile. It simply means they are strangers in a foreign land. The meaning means a stranger.
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Gershom doesn't mean "exile" - though it's understandable that some think so. Rather, it is Hebrew for "A stranger (ger) there (sham)." [noted -ed]
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This name is pronounced ghair-shohm in Hebrew.
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