Jaime

Jaime is a gender-neutral name of Spanish and Portuguese origins. A variant of James, it’s rooted in the biblical name Jacob and the Hebrew verb 'aqab, earning the meaning "supplanter." It's a translation inspired by the son of Isaac and Rachel, born clutching the heel of his twin brother Esau and thereby supplanting him as the first-born son. Owning its own distinctive sound, Jaime is free to supplant its related interpretations in favor of more befitting qualities.