Jaime Antonio Chua
Jaime — given name (May 2021 #55), Spanish / Biblical, supplanter (Hebrew via Spanish).
Antonio — mother's maiden surname, Spanish, Priceless or inestimable (derived from Latin Antonius).
Chua — father's surname, Chinese, Chinese surname Cai (蔡), Hokkien pronunciation Chua.
Jaime is a spanish given name with Antonio (spanish) and Chua (chinese).
Jaime is the Spanish cognate of James, originating from Late Latin Iacomus and Hebrew Ya'akov. Introduced to the Philippines during the Spanish colonial era, it has remained a staple traditional given name used across generations.
7 syllables. Initials JAC.
A small catch in the throat keeps Jaime and Antonio apart.
Usual stress in the Philippines: the first syllable.
As a concise, single-syllable surname, it pairs effortlessly with multisyllabic first names.
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