James in Latin
James in Latin is Iacobus, Jacomus — James means a common English male given name, traditionally derived from the Hebrew name that also gives us "Jacob.".
James in Latin
Iacobus
Jacomus
What does "James" mean?
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name A common English male given name, traditionally derived from the Hebrew name that also gives us "Jacob."
"In the political drama that Donald Trump has created in Washington, he could not have dreamed up a more formidable adversary than James Comey."
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name A book of the New Testament, written as a general letter to early Christians.
"The Book of James is known for its emphasis on faith shown through action."
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James in a sentence
- In the political drama that Donald Trump has created in Washington, he could not have dreamed up a more formidable adversary than James Comey.
- His grandfather was named James after the family tradition.
- The Book of James is known for its emphasis on faith shown through action.
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What is "James" in Latin?
"James" in Latin is Iacobus, Jacomus. James means: A common English male given name, traditionally derived from the Hebrew name that also gives us "Jacob."
How do you use "James" in a sentence?
Example: "His grandfather was named James after the family tradition." In Latin, "James" is Iacobus, Jacomus.
Are there other ways to say "James" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "James": Iacobus, Jacomus.
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