Diego
Diego
“Diego” looks like the most Spanish thing a name can be. Its root is not that simple.
Most accounts make it a shortening of Santiago: Sant Iago, Saint James. Follow that thread and Diego lands in Hebrew, Ya'aqov, Jacob, the one who takes the heel, the supplanter. Maradona's name is Jacob's, five languages downstream.
But medieval scribes wrote Diego as Didacus, and a second line says it comes from Greek didache, “teaching.” Behind the Name files it under uncertain etymology.
So the honest page has two roots and one blank spot. I can tell you where Diego comes from, and exactly where the certainty stops.
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