Jacqui
Jacqui is a feminine given name, commonly used as a diminutive form of Jacqueline, though it is also employed as an independent given name. It is related to Jackie and Jacky and is found in many English-speaking countries. The name Jacqueline is the feminine form of Jacques, which in turn derives from James, a name ultimately rooted in the Hebrew Yaakov (Jacob). As a nickname, Jacqui has long been a familiar, informal alternative to the full given name.
In usage, Jacqui tends to convey a casual or approachable tone compared with Jacqueline. It appears across
Notable people named Jacqui include Jacqui Ainsley, an English model and actress; Jacqui Smith, a British politician
Overall, Jacqui remains a widely recognized and practiced variant within the broader Jacqui/Jackie family, valued for