Jaime is a gender-neutral name of Spanish origin, meaning "supplanter". It is a variant of the more commonly known Jamie and originates from ancient Hebrew, with the root title Jacob, which also means 'supplanter' or 'one who follows'. The name has religious and traditional origins, and it is a form of James, which has been popular in Spanish-speaking countries such as Spain and Mexico. Over time, Jacob evolved into James in English, and the Spanish and Portuguese variants Jaime emerged from James. The history of the name Jaime can be linked to the influence of Spanish colonization and exploration. As Spanish explorers and conquistadors ventured into the New World, they brought various Spanish names, which gradually integrated into the local cultures. Today, Jaime remains a cherished name in Hispanic communities, evoking a sense of heritage and connection to their Spanish roots. In modern times, Jaime has gained global popularity, transcending cultural boundaries, and appealing to people for its simplicity, elegance, and versatility.
