If you were having a son, and you had to name him either Jacob or Caleb, which would it be? Why?
P.S. Both names have Hebrew roots. Caleb means “dog,” while Jacob means “heel (holder/grabber)” or “supplanter.”
If you were having a son, and you had to name him either Jacob or Caleb, which would it be? Why?
P.S. Both names have Hebrew roots. Caleb means “dog,” while Jacob means “heel (holder/grabber)” or “supplanter.”
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Jacob. I just really do not like the name Caleb at all.
I prefer Jacob, but I’d have to use Caleb to avoid the Twilight association. Plus, I highly dislike Jake [if I did have a Jacob, I’d call him something like Coby or Akiva or Jamie].
Jacob is a family name so I’ll pick it, although my friends have a Jake and my nephew is named Jackson. I really dislike the nickname Cale, so Caleb is out.
I love both. Jacob works slightly better with our last name.
I love the nickname Jake. It’s my husband’s pseudonym on my blog.
Just named my baby Jacob it was a toss between caleb floyd or jack
I don’t like either but I vote for Caleb, simply because Jacob is really boring these days and so overused.
Well, My Son is Caleb Jacob :) best of both worlds LOL
Caleb, Jacob can easily be shortened to Jake which is WAAAYYY too common. Whenever I see a character named Jake I sigh on the inside. It’s one of those names that sounds like you didn’t put any effort into.
The Jacob that I always think of whenever I hear the name was the most obnoxious child you could imagine. I’ve disliked the name ever since.
The only Caleb I’ve met was a rather pleasant dog. Caleb wins.