James
The origin and history of James.
Etymology
The English form traces through Old French James back to Latin Iacobus, from Greek Iákōbos, ultimately from the Hebrew name that also produced "Jacob" — making James and Jacob doublets of each other.
The origin and history of James.
The English form traces through Old French James back to Latin Iacobus, from Greek Iákōbos, ultimately from the Hebrew name that also produced "Jacob" — making James and Jacob doublets of each other.
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