Yugle
I saw this name on a Hispanic American woman and I'm boggled by it. Does anyone know where it came from?Presumably pronounced YOO-gleh~☆October Song Recommendation☆~
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What an interesting name! Through Googling I have found several examples, most in Venezuela. There is a woman named Yugle Rivas in Maracaibo, Venezuela who has some fame there as a "psychological coach" for children. It is not listed in the Spanish language name dictionaries I own. I have found a couple of instances of what seem to be Yugler as a male name in Venezuela, and one instance of what seems to be Yugler as a surname in Venezuela. Yugler is a rare surname in the USA, where it seems to belong to a Jewish family. My best guess for the derivation of the surname Yugler is that it's an Americanized spelling of the German surname Jugler, which was derived from a place called Jugel in Saxony. So one guess might be that the surname Yugler first became a rare male given name in Venezuela, and then Yugle developed as a feminine form of that. But I must emphasize this is a speculative answer -- we would need a lot more evidence to be sure of this as the origin of Yugle.
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That sounds like a plausible theory. Thanks for your input.I also saw it written as Yuglee.
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