Yago

Meaning of Yago

Yago, pronounced YA-go (/ˈʝa.ɣo/) in Spanish and Galician, traces back to the ancient Hebrew name Jacob—meaning “supplanter”—and dances across sunlit plazas like a swirl of fiesta confetti. It delivers tradition and adventure in one breath, conjuring a bold young explorer charting new paths with confidence as luminous as the Andalusian sky. Still a rare treasure in the U.S., Yago ranked 916th in 2024 with eight newborns—a whisper-quiet presence reminiscent of a secret handshake among aficionados of cool names. Warm, lyrical and full of Latin flair, Yago strikes like a joyful melody with a touch of timeless strength.

Pronunciation

Spanish,Galician

• Pronunced as YA-go (/ˈʝa.ɣo/)

• Diego
• Hugo
• Thiago
• Santiago
• Iago
• Rodrigo