Hebrew
Hebrew noun - A person belonging to the worldwide group claiming descent from Jacob (or converted to it) and connected by cultural or religious ties.
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Meaningful Name: "Jaime" is English and Hebrew for "supplanter"; a supplanter is a person that takes the place of another.
Source: Characters / DC Animated New 52 - Ironic in the fact that Jacobowitz was Jewish, and his usage of "water buffalo" was a rough translation of the Hebrew "behema", referring to a noisy, rowdy person.
Source: Mistaken for Racist - And "Ibrahim" being a Hebrew name meaning "God of many nations," denoting a person of high stature who could bring together people of different regions and/or beliefs.
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