Jacobine

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Reminds me of the French party of Jacobins.
― Aniya  2/18/2024
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Jacobine Veenhoven is a Dutch rower. She won the bronze medal at the 2012 Summer Olympics in the women's eight event.
― Lumi  9/6/2022
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Phyllis Jacobine Jones, RCA, (1897–1976), known as Jacobine Jones, was a Canadian sculptor.
― Lumi  9/6/2022
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This is a beautiful name! Be respectful to parents and their kids. Just sayin! Anyway it’s so feminine and modest. Unique just like you are! Wonderful wonderful name!
― Rose Dawson titanic  6/18/2021
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It's pretty!
― Anonymous User  4/20/2021
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Probably also French.
― Hushpuppy  9/26/2020
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Why?
― someone-  3/1/2020
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Add Usage: German, EnglishPronounced: ya-go-BEH-nə (Danish), JAY-kə-been (English), JAK-ə-been (English)Feminine form of Iacobus (see JACOB or JAMES) used in several languages.
― RHAWK3935  7/31/2019
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Bina would make a very cute nickname.
― Anonymous User  1/18/2019
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My maternal grandma's father's grandma. (Great - great great grandma) had this name and is from Prussia. I did some research and it means supplanter, held by heel.
― CoolContributor658  12/18/2018
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It can be a feminine form of Jacob. Jake can be a nickname/short form for Jacob and Jacobine.
― Anonymous User  8/15/2018
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The Greek form of this name is Iakovine or Iakovini (Ιακωβίνη).
― heyyyyyyyyyyyy  1/6/2017
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I prefer the male version of the name, Jacob (I'm one of them). For a girl it is too strong and masculine in my opinion. The best female form is Jamesina.
― Jake Fax  6/29/2016
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I like the name when it is pronounced with a J in the front. I would love to name my daughter this and call her Coby or Cobi.
― lilpimpteller  1/24/2015
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This name is also used in Germany and Sweden, but I'm not sure of the popularity in either country.
― telfalathiel  12/15/2012
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Very harsh and ugly. Too many severe, clanging consonants and to me, it doesn't sound feminine at all. It's surprising, and quite depressing that some parents would name their daughter such an obvious feminisation of Jacob. And it makes me think of the Jacobite Rebellion and Wars, which lead to the death of many Irish and Scots; the Boyne and Culloden being the first words which come to mind.
― Anonymous User  4/12/2009
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Dutch pronunciation is yah-co-BEEN or yah-co-BEE-nuh. [noted -ed]
― X-Mar  2/18/2006
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