Jaggar is an uncommon, yet distinctive male given name of American origin. It is believed to have emerged as a creative variant of the more common names Jack and Jake, likely crafted by parents seeking a unique moniker for their child. The name Jaggar has been used sparingly throughout history, with its earliest known usage dating back to the mid-20th century. Despite its rarity, Jaggar does not appear to have any specific historical significance or association with notable figures. It is primarily found in English-speaking countries, particularly the United States and Canada. The name Jaggar does not have any directly related names or diminutives, but it shares its root sound "ja-" with many other names, such as Jacqueline, Jade, and Jamal. There are no specific cultural traditions or customs associated with the name Jaggar, nor is there a widely recognized spelling variation. Individuals bearing this unique moniker may find that they must spell their name frequently due to its unfamiliarity.
The name Jaggar experienced peaks and troughs in popularity over the given period, with notable spikes occurring between 2001-2004, where it reached its highest point of 19 births each year. However, there was a significant decline after 2005, with fewer than 13 births per year until 2016. The most recent data from 2020 and 2023 show a slight resurgence in popularity, with 6 and 5 births respectively. Overall, the name Jaggar has seen a total of 231 births over this period.