Jago

Jago comes from the Cornish form of the name James, with roots that trace back to the Hebrew name Ya'aqov. In the Cornish tradition, it simply means 'James', while in Spanish, Jago is a variation of Santiago, translating to 'Saint James'. This dual heritage gives Jago a unique blend of local charm and global appeal. It feels like a name grounded in tradition yet carries an air of adventure and strength.

In terms of popularity, Jago has experienced some interesting shifts over the years. It made a significant leap of 4412 spots between 2010 and 2011, demonstrating a brief surge in interest. However, it also saw a sharp decline from #7096 to #12490 in 2009. The name's most impressive rank was #7028 in 2020, but as of 2023, it stands at #8914. Despite never breaking into the top 100, Jago's fluctuating popularity adds to its distinctive charm.

Jago is a name with a strong, adventurous personality, perfect for parents looking for something traditional yet unique. It carries a sense of boldness and a touch of the worldly, making it a great choice for anyone wanting a name that stands out while still being steeped in cultural history.