Traditional form of Jacob
Meaning: Traditional form of Jacob
English form descended from Late Latin Iacomus, ultimately Hebrew Yaʿaqov
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Compound value: 12
Soul Urge: 6 · Personality: 6
Compound value: 14
This pattern is linked with curiosity, change, and a need for enough freedom to stay engaged.
Compound 14: Movement and communication; freedom works best with moderation.
Compatible numbers in this interpretive model: 1, 3, 5, 7, 9
Traditionally interpreted as heel-holder or supplanter
Hebrew · curatedGod is gracious
Hebrew · curatedDove
Hebrew · curatedMay he add
Hebrew · curatedMy father is joy or father's joy
Hebrew · curatedFather of many nations in biblical interpretation
Hebrew · curatedHuman or man; traditionally connected with earth
Hebrew · curatedNourishing in Latin and Spanish literary usage; young woman in Hebrew
Multi-origin · curatedGrace or favor
Hebrew · curatedLion of God
Hebrew · curatedHappy or blessed
Hebrew · curatedSon of the right hand or son of the south
Hebrew · curatedTraditional form of Jacob. English form descended from Late Latin Iacomus, ultimately Hebrew Yaʿaqov
The pronunciation guide in this curated record is JAYMZ. Regional accents may vary.
The record classifies the origin as Hebrew, with usage in Hebrew through Latin and English.