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I feel like Jakub is the Noah or William of West Slavic countries. Very common among young men, but charming and cool to my taste.
Kuba Wojewódzki, actually Jakub Władysław Wojewódzki (b. August 2nd 1963, Koszalin) is a Polish journalist, host of the „Kuba Wojewódzki” talk show.
Simple. I dislike this name. It is a name for simps.
With 305 585 bearers, Jakub is the 30th most common masculine given name in Poland (2014 Data). About 100% of bearers of this name are Male in Poland (2014 Data). With 112 095 bearers, Jakub is the 22nd most common given name in the Czech Republic (2014 Data). About 78% of bearers of this name are Male in the Czech Republic (2014 Data).Source: https://forebears.io/forenames/jakub
Also Belarusian alongside, Yakub, Jakau, and Yakaw.
Also Sorbian: https://hsb.wiktionary.org/wiki/Jakub.
I had a Polish friend that called me Jakub. It's one of the many cognates of my name and I find it cool!
A famous bearer is football/tennis player Jakub Mrákava.
A famous bearer is American actress Lisa Jakub.
One of our exchange kids is from Poland and his name is Jakub. Of course he gets called Jacob, but I personally prefer Jakub. His nickname is Kuba.
Pronounced as "Yah:koob".
Jakub is also a Slovak variant.
Nicknames: Jakoubek, Jashek, Jakes, Kuba, Kouba, Kubes.
Jakub is closely connected not only to Jacob, but also to James. The Czech translations of Bible use Jakub for James and Jakob (with accent above 'a') for Jacob.
Jacob and James are variations of the same name in fact. Jakub, of course, is a form of Jacob.

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