The term "Hieronymite" refers to a member of the religious order founded by Saint Jerome, known as the Order of Saint Jerome. This order was established in the late 14th century and is dedicated to a life of prayer, study, and community living. Hieronymites often focus on the translation and interpretation of religious texts, reflecting the scholarly work of their namesake. Hieronymites are known for their commitment to monastic life and their contributions to education and literature. They typically live in monasteries, where they engage in various forms of worship and service. The order has played a significant role in the history of Christianity and continues to influence religious thought today.