Starting with letter J
| # | Name | Origin | Meaning | Gender | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 341 | Joktan | Biblical | Small dispute, contention, disgust. | M | |
| 342 | Jolgeir | Norse | Brother of Radorm. | M | |
| 343 | Jolon | NativeAmerican | Valley of the dead oaks. | M | |
| 344 | Jolyon | Latin | Variant of Julian: Youthful. Jove's child. From Latin 'Julianus'. Form of Julius and family clan name of several powerful Roman emperors. In the Middle Ages, the name Julian was used for children of either gender, but is now used as a boy's name. | M | |
| 345 | Jomar | Hebrew | A combination of Joseph and Mary. | M | |
| 346 | Jomei | Japanese | Spread light. | M | |
| 347 | Jon | English | Variant of John or abbreviation of Jonathan 'Jehovah has been gracious; has shown favor.' Sometimes used in the French fashion hyphenated with a second name like Jon-Carlo or Jon-Paul. | M | |
| 348 | Jon | French | Variant of John or abbreviation of Jonathan: 'Jehovah has been gracious; has shown favor.' Sometimes used in the French fashion hyphenated with a second name like Jon-Carlo or Jon-Paul. | M | |
| 349 | Jon | Hebrew | Diminutive of Jonathan: Jehovah has given. Jehovah's gift. Gift from God. | M | |
| 350 | Jonah | Biblical | A dove; he that oppresses; destroyer | M | |
| 351 | Jonah | Hebrew | Dove. In the Bible, the prophet Jonah was swallowed by a whale after God caused his ship to sink and then was tossed up onto dry land after three days and nights. Sailors traditionally use the name Jonah to personify someone who brings bad luck. | M | |
| 352 | Jonas | Spanish | Dove. Variant of Hebrew Jonah. | M | |
| 353 | Jonathan | Biblical | Given of God | M | |
| 354 | Jonathan | Hebrew | Jehovah has given. Jehovah's gift. Famous Bearer: Anglo-Irish writer Jonathan Swift (1667-1745), author of Gulliver's Travels. | M | |
| 355 | Jonathan | Hebrew | Jonathan is a noble masculine name of Hebrew origin, meaning “Yahweh has given.” In Biblical accounts, Jonathan was King David’s loyal friend, symbolizing loyalty and generosity. Its elegant cadence and rich narrative have made Jonathan a perennial favorite in the US, Canada, and the UK. | M | |
| 356 | Joosef | Finnish | Finnish form of Joseph. | M | |
| 357 | Joost | Latin | Just. | M | |
| 358 | Jorah | Hebrew | He has reproached. Biblical. | M | |
| 359 | Joram | Biblical | To cast, elevated. | M | |
| 360 | Joram | Hebrew | Jehovah is exalted. | M | |