Late Latin Iacomus

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Latin given name given name medieval Latin name

Late Latin Iacomus is a medieval Latin given name that evolved into various European forms such as James, Jacques, and Giacomo.

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	Latin given name → given name → medieval Latin name →
associatedWith	Apostle James → Jacob → surface form: "Biblical Jacob" Christian tradition →
category	Latin masculine given names → Names derived from Hebrew → Theophoric names →
cognate	Diego → Giacomo → Hamish → Iago → Jaakko → Jacobus → surface form: "Jacobo" Giacomo → surface form: "Jacopo" Jacques → Jaime → Jacob → surface form: "Jakob" Jakub → James → Seamus → Tiago →
derivedFrom	Jacob → surface form: "Iacobus" Jacobus →
developedInto	English James → Galician Iago → Italian Giacomo → Old French Jacques → Old French James → Portuguese Tiago → Spanish Jaime →
etymologicalRoot	Jacobus → surface form: "Iacobus" Jacobus →
gender	masculine →
hasVariant	Jacomus → Jacomus → surface form: "Yacomus"
languageOfOrigin	Medieval Latin → surface form: "Late Latin"
meaning	Jacob →
regionOfUse	Western Christianity → surface form: "Latin Christendom" Western Europe →
script	Latin alphabet →
shortenedFormOf	Jacobus → surface form: "Iacobus"
timePeriod	Late Antiquity → Middle Ages →
ultimatelyFrom	Biblical Hebrew Yaʿaqov → Jacob → surface form: "Hebrew יַעֲקֹב (Yaʿaqov)"
usedAs	baptismal name → saints name →
usedIn	medieval Latin texts →

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Galician Iago → derivedFrom → Late Latin Iacomus →

this entity surface form: "Latin Iacomus"

James → isDerivedFrom → Late Latin Iacomus →