Jacobine

jacobine English Etymology en :bor fr:Jacobine + 1 Noun en uncommon en Jacobin, especially as a feminine form. Danish Alternative forms da Jakobine Proper noun da proper noun da female, a feminine form of da Jacob Usage notes Mainly used as a second given name. Norwegian Bokmål Alternative forms nb Jakobine Etymology From nb Jacob ine male given name feminine name-forming suffix. Compare da Jacobine and sv Jacobine female given names. Pronunciation nb /ja.kuˈbiː.nə/ nb iːnə 4 nb Jakobine nb Ja co bi ne Proper noun nb proper noun nb female, a feminine derivative of nb Jacob Usage notes nb Jacobine was used chiefly from the 18th century to the early 20th century, especially during the latter half of the 19th century. Historically, it was often used as a second given name. Derived terms nb Bina short form nb Bine short form Statistics According to name statistics from Babyverden, based on data from Statistics Norway, 6 people in Norway bear the given name nb Jacobine.“Jacobine”, Babyverden, accessed 30 June 2026. References “Jacobine – kvinnenamn” in Store norske leksikon. “Jacobine” at Nordic Names.