Coby, pronounced KOH-bee, began life as a bright nickname for Jacob and Colby, yet over time it stretched its wings and flew solo. Rooted in Hebrew, it carries the meaning “supplanter,” but today it feels more like “spark plug,” buzzing with energía. He has danced on U.S. charts for decades, peaking in the early 2000s when basketball legend Kobe Bryant turned every playground into a mini-arena; still, around 100 baby boys a year keep the name in the game. Coby sounds friendly, upbeat, and a little sporty—think of a boy who high-fives abuelos, races down the beach, and never forgets to say “gracias.” Short, easy to spell, and shining like a sunrise over Cancún, Coby offers parents a name that fits a tiny bebé and a grown-up dreamer alike. In other words, Coby is small in letters, grande in corazón, and always ready for the next adventure.
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