Jamey
Meaning of Jamey
Jamey, pronounced JAY-mee, is a sprightly spin on the timeless James (via Jamie) that feels both friendly and fresh. With roots in the Hebrew name Jacob—meaning “supplanter”—Jamey carries a sense of quiet confidence, as if quietly nudging open new doors. Equally charming on boys and girls, this unisex choice has enjoyed modest but steady popularity in the U.S., popping up on nursery lists from the 1940s right through to its current spot in the top thousand. Think of it as the approachable cousin of James—warm, down-to-earth, and just playful enough to stand out at recess or on the elementary school roll call. For parents who want tradition without stuffiness, Jamey delivers a wink of whimsy with every “Hello!”
Pronunciation
American English
- Pronunced as JAY-mee (/ˈdʒeɪmi/)
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Notable People Named Jamey
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