Jaymi
Meaning of Jaymi
The name Jaymi, a feminine take on the classic Jamie rooted in the Hebrew name James, offers an interplay of familiar charm and individual edge. In Persian cultural resonance, its spelling evokes Jami—renowned 15th-century poet—imbuing the modern Jaymi with a scholarly echo, as if every bearer carries a hidden couplet. Pronounced JAY-mee (/dʒeɪˈmi/), Jaymi first appeared in California birth records in the early 1970s, maintaining a modest yet consistent presence: six newborns in 1973 (rank 271), a brief resurgence of eight in 1982 and 1991, and sporadic entries through the mid-1990s. Though it never cracked the top 200, Jaymi’s statistical tenacity suggests a name impervious to the siren calls of fashion, quietly asserting its niche appeal. Analytical parents, captivated by both data and nuance, will find in Jaymi a balance of heritage, subtle wit, and the enduring promise of poetic tradition.
Pronunciation
American English
- Pronunced as JAY-mee (/dʒeɪˈmi/)
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Notable People Named Jaymi
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