Jacobs is a patronymic surname meaning “son of Jacob,” with Hebrew origins.
Meaning & Origin:
Derived from the given name Jacob (“supplanter” in Hebrew), it is common in English, Dutch, and Jewish communities. The “-s” suffix denotes “son of.”
Notable People:
Marc Jacobs (fashion designer), Jacobs Zuma (South African politician), and Aletta Jacobs (Dutch suffragist).
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