Jaime

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Meaning: He who supplants or follows
Gender
Boy
Origin
Spanish, Hebrew, English
Popularity Rank
#584 (boys)
#1188 (overall)

Popularity Summary

While traditionally popular in Spanish-speaking countries, Jaime has seen a steady rise in usage worldwide, appreciated for its classic yet fresh sound.

Why Parents Choose Jaime

Parents may choose Jaime for its timeless charm, versatility across cultures, and the meaningful history linked to leadership and loyalty.

History & Cultural Significance

Originating from the Spanish form of the name James, Jaime has been used across Spanish-speaking countries for centuries. It also has Hebrew roots, linked to the name Jacob, emphasizing themes of supplanting or following. Over time, it has gained popularity in various countries as a name that balances tradition with modern appeal.

Jaime is a gender-neutral name with deep roots in Spanish and Hebrew cultures, often associated with qualities of leadership and kindness.

Notable People Named Jaime

  • Jaime Lannister (Game of Thrones)
  • Jaime Camil (Mexican actor)
  • Jaime Murray (British actress)

Name Variations

Jamie Jaime Jacobo

Related Names

James Jacob Jamal

Similar Sounding Names

Jamie Jayme Jame

Names with Similar Feel

Sibling Name Ideas

Pop Culture References

  • Jaime Lannister (Game of Thrones)
  • Jaime Reyes (Blue Beetle)
  • Jaime King (actress)