jonah
/ˈjoʊnə/Definitions
1. noun
the biblical prophet who was swallowed by a whale and then vomited out, a person who has undergone a change of heart and mind, or a person who is sent to a place or situation, often reluctantly, as a punishment or to fulfill a task
“In the biblical story, Jonah is a reluctant prophet who is sent to Nineveh to warn its inhabitants of impending doom.”
2. proper noun
a biblical figure and the title character of the biblical book of Jonah
“The story of Jonah has been retold and reinterpreted in many different ways over the centuries.”