Origin and Meaning of Jakobey

Meaning & Origin

Supplanter; one who follows

Origin: Hebrew - Derived from the Hebrew name Yaakov (Jacob), which means 'to supplant' or 'to follow'.

Interesting Facts

  • Jakobey is a modern variation of the traditional name Jacob, which has been popular across various cultures for centuries.
  • In the Bible, Jacob is known for his role as a patriarch and for his story of wrestling with an angel, representing struggle and perseverance.
  • Notable bearers of the name Jacob include figures in the Bible as well as modern celebrities with the name Jacob, like Jacob Black from the popular Twilight series.
  • While Jakobey is less common than Jacob, variations like Jacob and Jake have held strong popularity in many English-speaking countries.
  • Related names and variations include Jakob, Jacobi, and the feminine form, Jacobina.