Yago
Meaning of Yago
The name Yago is a male given name of Spanish and Galician origin, pronounced as YA-go (/ˈʝa.ɣo/). It is a variation of the name Iago, which has historical and literary significance, most notably associated with the character Iago in Shakespeare's play "Othello." Despite its rich cultural heritage, Yago remains relatively uncommon in the United States. Data shows fluctuating popularity over recent years, with occurrences peaking at 27 newborns in 2018 and maintaining a modest presence since then. The unique sound and cultural depth of Yago make it an appealing choice for parents seeking a distinctive yet meaningful name for their baby boy.
Pronunciation
Spanish,Galician
- Pronunced as YA-go (/ˈʝa.ɣo/)
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Notable People Named Yago
| Yago Fernández Prieto, also known as Yago, is a retired Portuguese professional footballer who excelled as a central defender. |
| Yago Del Piero is a Brazilian professional footballer known for his skills as a midfielder. |
| Yago Fernando da Silva, also known as Yago, is a Brazilian professional footballer specializing as a centre back. |
| Yago César da Silva, also known as Yago, is a Brazilian footballer currently playing as a forward for FC Anyang. |
| Yago Santos is a Brazilian professional footballer currently playing for the Under-20 squad of América Mineiro. |
