Jacob.
What are your thoughts on Jacob, minus the pedestrian nickname 'Jake'?
There's a simple regality in Jacob, in my opinion. I especially fancy it when it goes with a hyphenated / double surname, eg
Jacob Baron-Copeland
Jacob Williamson-Cohen
Jacob Addams-Silver
So...
Jacob?
Slytherin will help you on your way to greatness!!!
There's a simple regality in Jacob, in my opinion. I especially fancy it when it goes with a hyphenated / double surname, eg
Jacob Baron-Copeland
Jacob Williamson-Cohen
Jacob Addams-Silver
So...
Jacob?
Slytherin will help you on your way to greatness!!!
This message was edited 11/16/2020, 5:07 AM
Replies
I think it sounds sullen and unimpressive, with harsh "YK" and "UB" sounds.
I don't care for it. Personally, it sounds whiny and childish, no offense. Not my favorite Biblical names out there. But it's not the worst name, Jacob is harmless at best.
All of the Jacob’s I knew were annoying as hell. But the name itself is decent at most I guess.
Objectively, Jacob is a good name. I see why it caught on in popularity - and not a whole lot of names end in B, so it doesn't really "blend in" and fade. That said, I have known so many Jacobs (and Jakes) that I would feel weird using it myself.
Yet another name beautiful kind of spoiled by overuse.
I rather like Jake.
I rather like Jake.
Way too common in my area. I'm bored with it.
I’ve always loved it and if there were any way I could persuade my husband, I’d gladly name a son this.
Plain, boring, overused. It’s my brother’s name but I’m not a fan.
I like it