This is the 8272nd most frequent Chinese word.
jacob
The word "jacob" is not a native Chinese word; it is a transliteration or name borrowed from other languages, typically referring to the English name "Jacob."
In this sentence, 'Jacob' ('雅各') is used as a proper noun representing a person's name.
雅各来自一个传统的家庭。
Jacob comes from a traditional family.
Here, 'Jacob' refers to the historical or religious person.
雅各是圣经中的一个重要人物。
Jacob is an important figure in the Bible.
In this context, 'Jacob' is being used as a fictional character in a narrative.