Meaning of name Hakob

Hakob

Man of the rod, he who hits

Character and Dominants : Intuition, Affection, Reactivity, Sociability
Plant : Walnut	Animal : Panther
Colour : Red	Zodiac Sign : Capricorn
Genre : Male	Numerology :
Origin : Armenian first name	Etymology :
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Character

Behind this impressive façade, Hakob actually hides a great weakness and is far more delicate than he appears. A double morality, near irreproachable in the sense that it depends on the circumstances. Never in real opposition to anyone, for Hakob there is always common ground. His intuition is infallible and as he possesses a true sense of business, this assists him in efficiently succeeding in his different enterprises.

Emotivity

Highly emotive, but always in control, Hakob goes head on into things and allows his intuition free rein which enables him to extricate himself from delicate situations and adapt to all types of lifestyle. Hakob can be influenced but has strong self-confidence. Irritable, susceptible, jumpy, aggressive and an actor at heart, Hakob enjoys playing his part and impressing those around him; through the latter he shows a very strong reactivity.

Activity

A strong will characterises Hakob, however this can change into obstinacy, even aggressiveness if things don't go as Hakob wants them to. This determination, bordering on audacity, is without doubt responsible for a great part of Hakob's success. Hakob cannot and should not be idle, inactivity is something that is banned from his life or it could develop into complexes. Hakob is tenacious, when he acts, it is always with an idea in his mind and in the service of a superior cause that he will defend passionately and that often corresponds with his interests. Naturally prudent, his ability enables him to escape from numerous close shaves, so well that it could be said that Hakob has a prodigious vitality and great resistance. This is all on the condition that Hakob doesn't cede to his nervousness that can invade and submerge him at times. Hakob is very much at ease in the centre of a crowd or meetings, he benefits from contact with others and often needs them to feel fulfilled. Friendship represents an essential value for him and this can quickly become tyrannical at times, particularly with the certitude that everything belongs to him.

Intellect

This is mainly a practical intelligence; Hakob is doted with a strong persuasive force and holds strong opinions that he affirms voluntarily and precisely and always with a clearly defined motive. Hakob has a lively curiosity and rigorous professional conscience. His imagination is particularly practical and he self-imposes a severe discipline when he wishes to succeed at something.

Affection

Sensitive to flattery, Hakob needs to feel loved, needs to be told so too and also shown with declarations and demonstrations of love and tenderness. For Hakob the family is sacred, even if everything is permitted outside that.

Sensoriality

Hakob's possessiveness appears very early in his relations with others, using his raw charm and seduction on all those around him from a very early age. For him, living is possessing and approval is therefore essential.