Jaimy
Meaning of Jaimy
Jaimy (pronounced JAY-mee) unfolds as a modern, feminine twist on Jamie—itself the diminutive of James—ultimately rooted in the Hebrew name Ya‘akov, “supplanter,” via the medieval Latin Iacomus. Though its two-syllable lilt conveys a breezy warmth, Jaimy has remained delightfully uncommon in the United States, never quite breaching the top 500 names, which only adds to its quietly confident allure. Its modest, rolling presence in Social Security records—peaking in the mid-1970s and again in the early 2000s—hints at a name that enjoys occasional revival without ever feeling overplayed. As a carefully chosen appellation, Jaimy evokes youthful curiosity and an undercurrent of understated sophistication, like a familiar melody played in a new key. Its dryly charming edge suggests a personality unafraid to stand out in a crowd, offering both parents and child the promise of individuality wrapped in a name that feels both approachable and enduring.
Pronunciation
English
- Pronunced as JAY-mee (/ˈdʒeɪmi/)
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Notable People Named Jaimy
| Jaimy Gordon - |
