IPA: /vɪˈnɪrəmən/
KK: /vɪˈnɪrəmən/
A person who is called to serve on a jury when needed.
The venireman was nervous about being selected for the trial.
The word 'venireman' is derived from 'venire' (from Latin, meaning to come) and 'man' (from Old English 'mann', meaning person). The term refers to a person who comes to serve as a juror or witness in a legal context.
Think of someone who 'comes' ('venire') to participate in a legal process — that's why a 'venireman' is a person who comes to serve in court.