Jaggar is a name with strong roots in English culture, derived from the Old English word Jaggar, meaning one who lives by the edge of a wood. The name has seen a fluctuation in popularity over the years, peaking in the 1970s and 1980s. It is often associated with the iconic rock band Led Zeppelin's drummer, Jaggar (a variant of John) Bonham, whose nickname was "The Beast" and later "Bonzo," but he was also known as "Jaggar " by some fans. The name's importance lies in its connection to music and the enduring legacy of rock culture.
