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The name James has an interesting history. It’s a Hebrew name with Greek roots that roughly translates to “grabs the heel.”1 It’s thought that in Hebrew tradition, the name James means a man in control of his own actions and will.
In the Bible, James was the son of Zebedee, whose name meant “gift from God.” It was also the name of two of Jesus’s apostles.
The name James also derives from the Greek name Jacobus, or Jacob. It’s been suggested that the name James means the same thing as the name Jacob because some Bible translations interchange the two names. Jacob means “supplanter” or substitute.
The name James also has Scottish roots and was the name of several kings of Scotland. Thanks to its royal connotation, the name James became more widely popularized when King James VI took over the English throne in the 17th century.
The answer to the question was sourced from: https://www.parents.com/james-name-meaning-origin-popularity-8627655
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