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Jacob

Jacob , Jacob , Jacob ( Hebrew. יעקב (biblical pronunciation - / jaʕăˈqoːv / , modern - / jaʔəˈkɔv / )) - from Hebrews. עקב “Heel”, literally “follows on the heels, behind someone”) is a biblical Jewish name. Jacob , according to the Bible, was Esau's twin and was born holding on to the heel of his elder brother [1] [2] .

Jacob
יעקב
OriginJewish
Rodmale
Etymological meaning"Next on the heels"
middle name
  • Yakovlevich
  • Yakovlevna
Other formsJacob
Prod. formsYakovka, Yakunya, Yakuha, Yakusha, Yash, Yashata, Yashunya, Yashut, Yashonya, Yana, Yasya [1]
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The diminutive version is Yasha , Yashka , Yashechka , Yashunya , Yakushka .

Options James , Giacomo and Jaime formed from late Lat. Iacomus - A dialectal variant of the name Iacobus.

Foreign language options

  • Azerb. Yaqub - Yagub
  • English Jacob, James, Jim - Jacob , James , Jim
  • Arab. يعقوب - Jakub
  • arm. Հակոբ - Hakob / Hakob
  • belor Yakag, Yakub
  • bolg Jacob
  • Hung Jakab, Jákob
  • Greek Ωκωβος, Ιακώβ, Γιάγκος
  • dates Jéppe
  • Heb. יַעֲקֹב - Jaakóv
  • Yiddish יעקבֿ - Yankev, diminutive Yiddish יאַנקל - Yankl.
  • Persian. Yaghub
  • irl Séamas, Seamus - Seamus
  • isp. Santiago, Yago, Jaime, Diego, Jacobo - Santiago, Yago, Haime, Dieso, Jacobo (the latter among the Jews or naturalized non-Spaniards)
  • ital Giacomo, Jacopo - Giacomo, Jakopo
  • kaz Zhanyp
  • cat Jaume - Jaume, Jaume
  • Kirg. Zhakyp
  • Latvian. Jekabs
  • lit. Jokūbas
  • him Jacob jacob
  • the nether Jaak, Jakob, Jacob, Jacobus, Sjaak
  • polish Jakub
  • port. Jacó, Jacob, Jaime, Diogo, Iago, Tiago
  • fr Jacob, Jacques - Jacob , Jacques
  • fin. Jaakob, Jaakoppi, Jaakko
  • ukr Yakiv
  • ches Jakub, Kuba
  • ect. Jaak, Jaagup, Jakob
  • chamor Yokki, Yoggi
  • Jap. ジ ェ イ コ ブ
  • uzb Yoqub

Surnames formed on behalf of

On behalf of Jacob , one of the most common Russian surnames, Yakovlev, was formed [3] .

Notes

  1. ↑ 1 2 Yakov // Petrovsky N. А. Dictionary of Russian Personal Names: More than 3000 units. - M .: Russian dictionaries, 2000. - “Gramot.ru,” 2002. (Tested on May 22, 2019)
  2. А. Superanskaya A.V. A Modern Personal Name Dictionary: Comparison. Origin. Writing - M .: Iris-press, 2005. - p. 247.
  3. ↑ Unbegaun B. Russian surnames / Trans. from English; Total ed. B. A. Assumption . - M .: Progress, 1989. - p. 39. - ISBN 5-01-001045-3 .
Source - https://ru.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Yakov&oldid=100585009


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