Jaime
[ˈhaɪ.meɪ]Introduction
Derived from the Hebrew name Jacob, meaning supplanter.
Background Story
The name Jaime is commonly used in Spanish-speaking countries and can be considered a variant of James. It has historical significance, often associated with noble figures, and is also featured in literature and media, reflecting qualities like loyalty and bravery.
Variations
jamie, james, jaimee
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