Baby Names Starting with J

Fair one; white wave

Fair one; associated with Guinevere

Fair one; a woman of fair and blessed nature.

Fair one. A name evoking beauty and attractiveness.

Fair one with lake spirit; a compound of Jennifer and Lynn

Fair one or white wave; beautiful and pure

Fair one

Variant of Janine or Jennifer, meaning God is gracious or fair one.

Fair one, from Welsh 'Gwynhwyfar' through Guinevere

Variant spelling of Jennifer, from Cornish Gwynhwyfar, meaning 'fair one' or 'white wave.'

God is gracious; meadow or clearing

God is gracious. A Scandinavian form of John with connotations of divine favor.

Son of Jen or John; English patronymic surname used as a given name.

Son of Jen or John; modern spelling variant of Jensen from Scandinavian patronymic roots.

Variant of Jenny; derived from Johanna, Hebrew origin meaning 'God is gracious.'

Russian form derived from Eugenia; Greek eugenes meaning well-born

Fair one or white wave; variant spelling of Jennifer.

Variant of Geoffrey, from Germanic elements meaning 'peaceful spear' or 'peaceful lord.'

Farmer. Greek name denoting one who works the land.

Farmer or of the earth; Greek origin suggesting connection to nature and agriculture.

He opens; God opens

Modern name combining Gerald (Germanic 'spear ruler') with the suffix -lyn; suggests a strong, powerful presence.

Variant of Jerome, from Greek 'hieronymos' meaning 'sacred name', combining 'hieros' (sacred) and 'onoma' (name).

A variant spelling of Jeremy, from Hebrew 'Yirmiyahu', meaning 'God will uplift' or 'Yahweh will exalt'.

God will uplift. From Hebrew Jeremiah, meaning the Lord exalts or raises up.

A variant of Jeremiah, a Hebrew name meaning God will exalt or God exalts

Variant of Jeremy, from Hebrew 'Yirmiyahu' meaning 'God will lift up'

God exalts or God will raise; expresses divine elevation

Spanish variant of Gerardo/Gerard, meaning 'spear-brave' or 'hard spear.' Conveys courage and strength.

Spear ruler; one who wields power and authority.

God will exalt or God will uplift

God will exalt or Yahweh is exalted.

A variant of Jermaine, from French and Latin origins meaning 'brotherly' and emphasizing connection.

Spelling variant of Jeremy, from Hebrew 'Yirmiyahu' meaning 'God will lift up'

God will exalt. A variant of Jeremiah, symbolizing divine elevation and spiritual purpose.

God will exalt; the Lord is exalted. A biblical name signifying divine elevation.

God will exalt, appointed by God

Modern spelling variant of Jeremiah, a Hebrew name meaning God will exalt or God will raise up.

Variant spelling of Jeremiah, a Hebrew name meaning 'God will exalt' or 'God is exalted'.

Jehovah exalts. Conveys divine elevation and spiritual blessing.

Derived from Jeremiah, a Hebrew name meaning 'God will exalt.' Associated with strength and divine favor.

God will exalt

Modern variant, likely derived from Jericho or a blend of Jessica and Jericho.

From Jericho, a biblical city name meaning 'city of the moon' in Hebrew. Associated with ancient history and spirituality.

God is my teacher; one instructed by the divine. Represents spiritual guidance and wisdom.

A variant of Jericho, the biblical city referenced in Old Testament narratives of ancient walls and divine intervention.

God will raise up or Yahweh has uplifted; variant of Jeremiah.

Yahweh exalts; derived from the Hebrew name Jeremy.

Variant of Jeremy; from Hebrew 'Jeremiah' meaning 'God will exalt'.

Appointed by God or God will exalt; variant of Jeremy.

God will lift up; God exalts.

God will exalt; variant spelling of Jeremiah from Hebrew

Variant of Jermaine. Derived from Germain, meaning 'of or from Germany' or 'brother' from Latin roots.

From Hebrew meaning the Lord exalts or Yahweh exalts.

God will exalt; variant of biblical Jeremiah.

God will exalt in Hebrew; conveys hope and divine elevation

Variant of Jermaine; from Latin 'Germanus' meaning 'brotherly' or 'neighbor'

Appointed by Yahweh or Jehovah exalts.

Sacred name; from Greek meaning 'one with a holy or revered name.'

God exalts; variant of Jeremy.

God will lift up or exalt

Sacred name; derived from Greek Hieronymus meaning holy or sacred name

From Latin 'vera icon' meaning 'true image'

Spanish form of Jerome, meaning 'sacred name' or 'holy name.'

One who descends. Represents heritage and lineage.

Spear ruler; variant of Gerald combining Old German gar (spear) and wald (rule)

Spear hard. Germanic variant of Gerard, suggesting strength in battle.

Descended or of the earth; represents grounding and heritage.

God will uplift or exalt, derived from Hebrew 'Yirmeyahu.' Represents divine elevation and prophetic strength.

Spear ruler; warrior wielding a spear