Jago

[Redblackcar2]

Thoughts on this please .

[Madamecastafiore]

Love it. DH will not entertain it though!

[Mumblyboo]

i love J names for boys but this one just jarrs. can't work out why. prefer hugo. (not that you asked OP!)

[natandmat]

I know this may be a stupid question but how do you pronounce it? In my head I keep saying Iago as in the baddie fr

[natandmat]

From othello?

Sorry, pressed send too soon!!

[makescakeswhenstressed]

I think it's a great name and really really does the little bit I know called Jago.

Think it's pronounced jay-go but I've only ever seen it written

[makescakeswhenstressed]

Really really suits the little boy. ..


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[ghosteditor]

It's jay-go. I know an awesome toddler called the same. In fact his mum will probably be along to comment soon

It's a bit different but a good sturdy Cornish name.

[PollyPlummer]

I think its Jay go, the Cornish equivalent to Jacob. I love it.

[ghosteditor]

Xpost cakes

[Ablababla]

Everyone will pronounce it like othello ime. Really wanted this for DS but our family found it too bewildering. Happy we went for it as a second name only.

[PollyPlummer]

x post ghost

[makescakeswhenstressed]

hah. same little boy ghost knows I might add.

[ghosteditor]

Gotta love MN quiches

[perfectmummy]

yes Cornish as far as I'm aware. We loved it and our DS was nearly named it

[GwendolineMaryLacey]

Love it.

Othello was Iago who was a sod

[Mintyy]

I always try to like or love the names in the baby names thread.

But I'm afraid this is one of those I just cannot like, no matter what I do. It is toooooooo posh for me and therefore strays into Crispin and Annabel territory. Sorry.

[Theimpossiblegirl]

If it is pronounced Jay-go, I love it.
:)

[AintNobodyHereButUsKittens]

I know a Cornish Jago (yes, Jay-go). Nice chap, quite posh. It's an ok name I think.

[bootsycollins]

Makes me think of Django

[sundanceclaire]

My friends little boy is called Jago. Great name and full of character. It's pn Jay-go.

[BonaDea]

Sorry, I hate it.