Boy Names Starting With J

Soul, life, beloved

Mountain of strength; variant of Aaron denoting one who is exalted.

Mountain; represents strength, stability, and permanence

Means 'comforter' or 'one who mends,' from the Arabic root jabara (to repair or restore)

Brave, fearless, valiant

Mighty, powerful, or compelling; from Arabic meaning 'the almighty' or 'the irresistible.'

Related to Jabez, possibly meaning 'he causes pain' or derived from Hebrew origins.

Arabic name meaning comforter or one who consoles.

Hebrew name meaning 'God causes sorrow.' Biblical figure known for prayer and faithfulness despite his painful name.

Intelligent or discerning. Hebrew biblical name conveying wisdom and understanding.

One who comforts; the comforter.

God is my strength; derived from the angel Gabriel

Arabic form of Gabriel, meaning 'God is my strength' or 'God is my power.'

God is gracious. Short form of Jack, derived from the Hebrew John.

Supplanter; one who replaces or succeeds another.

Healer, the Lord is salvation

Supplanter. Polish form of James/Jacob, from Hebrew origins meaning to displace.

He will establish; biblical name of one of two pillars in Solomon's Temple, symbolizing God's firm establishment.

The hyacinth flower; in Greek mythology associated with beauty and sorrow.

God is gracious. Originally a diminutive of John, symbolizing divine favor.

God is gracious; one who supplants.

He who supplants. Signifying one who follows or takes the place of another.

Son of Jack

Son of Jack; descended from John.

Son of Jack. A modern variant spelling of Jackson, traditionally referring to the son of a man named Jack.

Son of Jack; God is gracious (Jack derives from John).

Supplanter, diminutive of Jacob from Hebrew Yaakov.

Supplanter or holder of the heel, representing perseverance.

One who supplants; overcoming and perseverance.

He who supplants.

To supplant or overcome; God's supplanter.

Supplanter. A variant of Jacob/Jacoby, from Hebrew meaning to supplant or replace.

One who supplants or replaces, from the Hebrew name Jacob.

Supplanter; from Hebrew Yaakov, meaning one who follows at the heel.

Supplanter, one who follows

One who supplants or follows, from Hebrew 'Yaakov' via French 'Jacques.'

A variant spelling of Jackson, an English patronymic meaning 'son of Jack' and derived from John meaning 'God is gracious.'

Supplanter; one who follows behind

Supplanter (variant of Jacob)

Stream or small river. An Arabic name with natural and flowing symbolism.

Small stream; the flowing one

May he be enlarged, derived from the Biblical name Japheth.

Hebrew variant of Japheth, meaning 'God opened' or 'he expands'.

Hunter. German origin referring to one who hunts or pursues game.

Supplanter; defender; related to James and Jacob traditions

Ruler of the world; cosmic sovereignty and universal dominion.

God

Persian/Arabic name meaning 'world'.

Meaning 'the world' or 'universe' in Persian, suggesting vastness and cosmic significance.

World seizer; from Persian 'jahan' (world) and 'gir' (seizer/holder), denoting a conqueror of the world.

Worldly or cosmic; relates to 'jahan' (world) in Persian tradition.

God sees; the Lord beholds

Hebrew biblical name meaning 'God sees,' from yah (God) and chazah (to see).