Origin and Meaning of Kingjames

King James, associated with royalty and authority

Origin: English - Derived from the name James, which itself comes from the Latin name Iacobus, originating from the Hebrew name Yaakov (Jacob). The addition of 'King' implies a regal connotation.

• King James is most famously associated with King James I of England, known for commissioning the King James Version of the Bible in 1611.
• Though Kingjames is not a traditional name, it has been popularized in modern culture, particularly in the United States, by the influence of basketball star LeBron James, who is often referred to as 'King James.'
• Variations of the name Kingjames can include King James and simply James, but the combination is unique and less commonly found in official naming records.
• As of recent years, Kingjames has seen an increase in usage in the United States, particularly among African American communities, influenced by celebrity culture.
• The name reflects a trend of creating unique, multi-word names in contemporary naming practices, often reflecting personal significance or cultural heritage.