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"Jacob" is a proper noun which is often translated as "Jacob", and "Jacobo" is a proper noun which is also often translated as "Jacob". Learn more about the difference between "Jacob" and "Jacobo" below.

Jacob(

hah

kohb

)

A proper noun refers to the name of a person, place, or thing.

proper noun

1. (name)

a. Jacob

Jacob y Saúl me ayudaron con la mudanza.Jacob and Saul helped me with the move.

Jacobo(

hah

koh

boh

)

A proper noun refers to the name of a person, place, or thing.

proper noun

1. (name)

a. Jacob

Mi tío Jacobo es profesor universitario.My uncle Jacob is a university professor.

b. James

En casi todos los cuartos de hoteles americanos puedes encontrar una Biblia del Rey Jacobo.In almost every hotel room in the US, you can find a King James Bible.

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