Diago

Diago comes from the Spanish tradition, meaning 'supplanter.' It's derived from the Hebrew name Yaʿaqov, or Jacob, which translates to 'holder of the heel' or 'supplanter.' There's a classic and traditional feel to Diago, carrying the weight of history and a sense of determination. It's a name that suggests someone who is not only devout but also strong-willed, with an innate ability to overcome obstacles.

In terms of popularity, Diago has had an interesting journey. It made a remarkable leap of 3346 spots between 2008 and 2009, showing a burst in interest. The name reached its highest rank at #3020 in 2021. However, by 2024, it settled at #4055. Interestingly, Diago experienced a significant drop in 2007, going from #6460 to #9788 in just one year. Despite not breaking into the top 100, it has maintained a presence on the broader naming radar.

Diago carries a robust character, fitting for someone who is both resilient and grounded. It's a name with depth, ideal for parents seeking a blend of tradition and strength. Its classic roots paired with a dynamic personality make Diago a timeless choice.