red late-ripening apple; primarily eaten raw
"The farmer harvested the crisp, red Jonathan apples from the orchard just in time to eat them fresh before winter."
An apple cultivar from New York.
"Jonathan carefully placed his pipe in the brass holder before lighting it with a match."
An instrument used by smokers to light pipes
"Jonathan was my best friend at school until he moved away last summer."
Usage: Jonathan refers specifically to an iron pipe with a bowl and stem that is heated over charcoal or alcohol rather than directly in fire. This term distinguishes the device from standard tobacco pipes, which are typically made of clay or briar wood.
A son of Saul, first mentioned in 1 Samuel.
"The ancient scroll recounts how Jonathan, a son of Saul and the first character mentioned in 1 Samuel, fought bravely against the Philistines."
The name Jonathan comes from Hebrew and originally meant "God has given." It likely traveled into English through the Bible while retaining this original meaning.