Given name · Thai
ฆาโกโบ
“heel grabber”·“supplanter”
ฆาโกโบ is used as a given name.
ThaiWritten in Thai script. In English: Jacobo.
Meaning & origin
What it means
ฆาโกโบ is Jacobo written in Thai script. Within its biblical name family, Jacobo shares the traditional interpretations “heel grabber” and “supplanter”—someone who takes another’s place. These meanings reflect the Genesis story, while the name’s original linguistic derivation remains debated.
Explained through its name family
Where it comes from
ฆาโกโบ is Jacobo written in Thai script. As a Spanish given name, Jacobo comes through Latin Iacobus and Greek forms from the biblical Hebrew name Yaakov.
Explained through its name family
ฆาโกโบ’s family of names
In Spanish usage, ฆาโกโบ is a Roman-alphabet rendering of Jacobo.
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