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    Yago (en. Yago)

    /'jaɣo/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    noun
    Proper name of Hebrew origin, often associated with the character from Shakespeare's Othello.
    In Shakespeare's play, Yago is a cunning villain.
    En la obra de Shakespeare, Yago es un villano astuto.
    Spanish variant of the name Iago.
    Yago is a common name in some regions of Spain.
    Yago es un nombre común en algunas regiones de España.

    Etymology

    From the Hebrew 'Yaakov', which means 'supplanter'.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    Yago de aguas
    Refers to someone who is cunning or treacherous.
    Yago de aguas
    To Yago someone
    The act of betraying or deceiving someone.
    Acer Yago a alguien

    Related Words

    Iago
    A name that can be synonymous in some cultures.
    Iago
    Jacobo
    A related name, also of Hebrew origin.
    Jacobo

    Slang Meanings

    Yago is used to refer to a person who is cunning.
    That guy is a Yago, he always finds a way to get his way.
    Ese chico es un Yago, siempre encuentra la forma de salir con la suya.