Jeycob
Meaning of Jeycob
Jeycob is a spirited twist on the timeless Jacob—rooted in the Hebrew name Yaakov, meaning “supplanter”—yet refreshed with a “Jey” that bounces off the tongue like morning sunlight. Parents drawn to Jeycob love its sturdy, down-to-earth feel balanced by just enough flair to stand out in a playground or on a resume. Though it sits modestly around the 900 mark in U.S. baby charts, with about thirty little Jeycobs welcomed in 2024, that under-the-radar popularity only adds to its charm: familiar, friendly, and delightfully unpretentious. In blending a centuries-old story with a dash of modern creativity, Jeycob invites a lifetime of confident, genuine connections—perfect for families who want tradition wrapped in a fresh new ribbon.
Pronunciation
American English
- Pronunced as jay-kob (/dʒeɪkɑb/)
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