Origin and Meaning of Jimmia

A variant of the name James, meaning 'supplanter' or 'one who follows'.

Origin: English - Derived from the Hebrew name Yaakov (Jacob), which signifies 'to supplant' or 'to follow'. Jimmia is often seen as a feminine twist on the traditional male name James.

• Jimmia is often viewed as a modern and trendy name, gaining popularity in recent years in various English-speaking countries.
• While Jimmia is primarily used in English-speaking cultures, it reflects the historical significance of the name James across various cultures.
• Notable figures associated with the name James include James I of England and St. James the Just, an important figure in Christianity, although there are no widely known bearers of the variant Jimmia.
• Jimmia is not ranked among the top names in most baby name lists, indicating its uniqueness and newer emergence in naming trends.
• Variations of the name include Jamie, Jemma, and traditional forms like James and Jamie for males.