Jago
Meaning of Jago
The name Jago is a distinctive and charming choice for a baby boy, with origins rooted in the Cornish form of Jacob. Pronounced as JAY-go (/ˈdʒeɪgoʊ/), this name carries an air of uniqueness while still being easy to pronounce. Although it shares a connection with the more common name Jacob, Jago stands out with its cultural richness and historical significance in Cornwall, England. Despite its rarity in the United States, where it has seen fluctuating but modest usage over the years, Jago remains a timeless and appealing option for parents seeking something both traditional and uncommon. The name's sporadic appearances in U.S. birth records highlight its exclusivity, making it an excellent choice for those who desire a name that is both meaningful and rare.
Pronunciation
- Pronunced as JAY-go (/ˈdʒeɪgoʊ/)
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Notable People Named Jago
| Jago Cooper is a British archaeologist known for his work in South America and the Caribbean, as well as for his BBC Four documentary series. |
| Jago, a British children's book illustrator, is known for his digital illustrations and has worked with publishers like Barefoot Books and Oxford University Press. |
