Cobey
Meaning of Cobey
Cobey arrives on the scene like a warm breeze at siesta’s end, its three-syllable melody (KOH-bee) evoking both Mediterranean sunshine and the quiet strength of ancient Hebrew roots. As a spirited diminutive of Jacob—“the supplanter” who rose to prominence in biblical lore—Cobey carries a whisper of time-honored tradition, yet lands softly in modern playgrounds and boardrooms alike. In the tapestry of American births, it dances just beyond the top 900 names, with nine newborns proudly wearing it in 2024 (ranked 915), a testament to its steady, artful charm. There’s a playful wink in its rarity—an invitation to stand out without shouting—and a promise of resilience wrapped in warmth. For families drawn to a name that feels both storied and freshly minted, Cobey offers a narrative as inviting as a shared cafecito under swaying palms.
Pronunciation
English
- Pronunced as KOH-bee (/ˈkoʊbi/)
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