Thiago
[tiˈaɡu]Meaning
Portuguese form of Tiago, equivalent to Jacob and James
Background Story
Thiago is a Portuguese equivalent of the names Jacob and James, a spelling of Tiago derived from Santiago. Behind the Name lists it as a variant of Tiago, used in Basque, English, Italian, Medieval Spanish and Spanish. It is presently mostly used in Brazil, and seldom in other Portuguese-speaking countries, where the Tiago spelling is more common.
Temperament
Variations
Tiago, Iago
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