Baby Names Starting with J

Latin

Youthful

Latin

youthful

Arabic

Youthful

Arabic

youthful

Arabic

youthful

Latin

youthful

French

Youthful

Indigenous

Joyful spirit

Germanic

Youthful

Spanish

youthful, downy

Latin

to celebrate

Spanish

youthful; youthful one

Spanish

Youthful

Germanic

youthful, bright

Spanish

Of July

Latin

youthful

Latin

Youthful

Latin

youthful

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Youthful

Latin

youthful; downy

Spanish

Modern variant of Julie

Latin

youthful

Slavic

Youthful

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Youthful

Spanish

Unknown

Spanish

youthful; downy

Arabic

Beautiful

Spanish

youthful

Latin

youthful; downy

English

A sweet drink; derived from the French word.

Latin

youthful; downy

Spanish

Youthful

English

Diminutive of Julia or Julian.

Latin

Youthful

French

youthful

Latin

youthful

Latin

Youthful

Spanish

youthful; downy

Latin

youthful

Latin

youthful

Hebrew

youthful

Latin

youthful

French

Youthful

Latin

No established meaning

Arabic

Sword of the Prophet

Arabic

Sword of Ali

Persian

Bringer of joy

Persian

born in July

English

Feminine form of the Roman family name Julius. Among the notable women from this family were Julia Augusta (also known as Livia Drusilla), the wife of

Latin

youthful; downy

Latin

Youthful

Latin

youthful

English

From the Roman name Iulianus, which was derived from Julius. This was the name of the last pagan Roman emperor, Julian the Apostate (4th century). It

English

Feminine form of Iulianus (see Julian). This was the name of a 4th-century saint and martyr from Nicomedia, and also of the Blessed Juliana of Norwich

Latin

Youthful or downy

Spanish

Youthful

Spanish

youthful

Spanish

Youthful, downy

Hebrew

Youthful

Latin

Youthful

Latin

Youthful

Latin

youthful

Latin

Youthful

Latin

youthful

Spanish

Youthful

Spanish

Youthful

English

youthful; downy

English

Feminine form of Iulianus (see Julian). It can also be considered a combination of Julia and Anna.

English

Feminine form of Iulianus (see Julian). It can also be considered a combination of Julie and Anne 1.

Latin

Youthful

Latin

Youthful

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Youthful

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Youthful

Latin

youthful, downy

Latin

Youthful

Latin

Youthful

English

Youthful and daring

Latin

Youthful

Latin

Youthful

Hebrew

youthful promise

English

French, Danish, Norwegian and Czech form of Julia. It has spread to many other regions as well. It has been common in the English-speaking world since

Latin

Youthful

Latin

youthful, downy

Latin

youthful, downy

Latin

Youthful

French

youthful

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youthful; downy

Latin

youthful

Latin

youthful, downy

Latin

Youthful

Various

Latin

Youthful

Latin

Youthful

English

Anglicized form of Giulietta or Juliette. This spelling was used for the ill-fated lover of Romeo in the play Romeo and Juliet (1596) by William Shake

Various

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Youthful

Latin

Youthful

Spanish

Little Julia

Latin

Youthful

English

Little Julia, a variation of Juliet

English

Youthful; youthful one.

Latin

Youthful

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youthful

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Youthful

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youthful

Latin

Youthful

Japanese

Youthful

Latin

Young

Latin

Youthful

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youthful

Latin

youthful

Portuguese

July-born

Latin

Youthful

Spanish

Youthful

English

Youthful

Spanish

Youthful

Spanish

Youthful

Spanish

Youthful

Spanish

Young warrior

Latin

youthful; downy

Spanish

Youthful

Greek

Youthful

Latin

Youthful

Spanish

Youthful and gracious

Latin

Youthful

Latin

youthful, downy

Latin

Youthful

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youthful, downy

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youthful; downy

Latin

youthful

Latin

Youthful

Spanish

youthful

English

From a Roman family name that was possibly derived from Greek ἴουλος (ioulos) meaning "downy-bearded". Alternatively, it could be related to the name

Latin

downy-bearded

Latin

Youthful

Latin

Youthful

Latin

youthful

French

Youth

Slavic

Youthful

Latin

youthful

French

Youthful

Latin

Youthful

English

Youthful, downy

Latin

Youthful

Latin

Youthful

Latin

Youthful

Latin

Young

Latin

Youthful

Spanish

Youthful

Latin

Youthful

French

Youthful

English

Youthful

Latin

Youthful

Spanish

Youthful

English

Youthful

English

Youthful

Spanish

Youthful

Old English

youthful

Spanish

Youthful

Latin

youthful

Latin

youthful; downy

Indian

Unknown

African

Unknown

Spanish

Unknown

Latin

youthful, downy

Spanish

youthful; downy

English

From the name of the month, which was originally named for Julius Caesar.

Latin

Youthful

English

Medieval variant of Julian.

Latin

Youthful

French

Youthful

Latin

youthful

Latin

Youthful

Latin

Youthful

Spanish

Youthful

Latin

youthful summer

English

Youthful

Spanish

July

English

Youthful

Latin

youthful; downy

Latin

youthful; downy

English

Unknown

African

Born on Friday

Arabic

gathering

Arabic

Friday

Arabic

Born in Jumada

Arabic

Born on Friday

Arabic

Day of gathering

Chinese

Unknown

Arabic

gift; blessing

African

Born during summer

Arabic

Gem

Arabic

Silver pearl

African

gift of God

Arabic

a gift; blessing

Southeast Asian

Unknown

Arabic

One who is blessed

Southeast Asian

Unknown

African

Unknown

Arabic

Friday

English

mix; confusion

African

Large, great

Caribbean

Spirit or ghost

Japanese

Joyful

African

Unknown

Arabic

Unity

Southeast Asian

Gift

Southeast Asian

Unknown

Arabic

Beautiful

Arabic

Divine gift

Chinese

Unknown

Arabic

beautiful; lovely

Arabic

My beauty

Arabic

Friday

Indian

Good character

English

Sweet

English

Modern variant of 'Jimmy'

African

Together

African

Everyone loves the child

African

Unknown

Old English

to leap

Indian

Joyful

Various

Spanish

Youthful

English

Youthful

Arabic

Generosity

Arabic

Brave

Southeast Asian

Born in June

Korean

to be calm

Arabic

gift; blessing

Arabic

Young man

Arabic

Young warrior

Arabic

Young warrior

Arabic

Flower

Arabic

Gift from God

Germanic

ruler's gift

English

Combination of summer and lake

Latin

young; youthful

Hebrew

Gift of God

Arabic

Young

Arabic

Little warrior

Arabic

One who is guided

Chinese

Talented

Chinese

handsome city

English

Modern variant

African

Strong

Chinese

Unknown

Arabic

Warrior

Germanic

Brave warrior

Old Norse

Young warrior

English

From the name of the month, which was originally derived from the name of the Roman goddess Juno. It has been used as a given name since the 19th cent

English

Name of a beetle, associated with summer

Arabic

Gift of God

English

Young

Spanish

gift of June

English

Youthful

Latin

young; youthful

English

Young

Latin

Young

English

Young

Latin

young; youthful

Latin

born in June

Southeast Asian

Young

French

young; youthful

English

young; youthful

French

young

French

young, youthful

Chinese

Gathering wind

Korean

Forever

Korean

talented and wise

Korean

young; youthful

Korean

middle of the week

Spanish

Jungle or forest

English

Wild forest

Korean

young, youthful

Korean

talented person

Chinese

Talented

Latin

Younger

Korean

June's second child

Chinese

Handsome, great

Chinese

Talented

Chinese

Talented and intelligent

Latin

young; youthful

Latin

youthful

Japanese

pure, second son

Arabic

Young and beautiful

Latin

young; youthful

Spanish

Young

English

Youthful

Japanese

spring sun

Latin

young, youthful

Latin

younger

Latin

Youthful, June

Spanish

Young

Latin

young, youthful

Spanish

June

Caribbean

Young

English

From a nickname that was originally used for a boy who had the same name as his father.

Spanish

little junior

Spanish

Son

Latin

young, junior

Latin

young, youthful

Latin

younger

English

From the English word for the type of tree, derived ultimately from Latin iuniperus.

French

Unique or one of a kind

Latin

young, youthful

Spanish

Little June

Spanish

Little John

Spanish

Gift of the moon

Slavic

young

Latin

Youthful

Latin

youthful

Latin

young

Arabic

young

Japanese

Pure

Chinese

Talented

Korean

pure

Japanese

spring

Chinese

handsome

Japanese

Pure child

Korean

handsome

Chinese

handsome, beautiful

Chinese

Talented

Chinese

Talented

Chinese

Dragon of the army

English

Born in July

Southeast Asian

June

Southeast Asian

young warrior

Chinese

Talented and intelligent

Chinese

Talented

English

Young

English

Young

English

Younger

English

Younger

Latin

young, youthful

English

Queen of the heavens; protectress

French

Young

Latin

Young

Chinese

talented, outstanding

Spanish

Place of junipers

Germanic

young ruler

Southeast Asian

Youthful

Hebrew

God is gracious

Korean

young, youthful

Chinese

Talented

Southeast Asian

young; youthful

Chinese

Talented or skilled

Korean

young, youthful

Spanish

Meeting

Spanish

Neighborhood association

Chinese

Community gathering

Spanish

together, joined

Indigenous

To be born

Chinese

To gather together

Spanish

Together

Japanese

June

Chinese

Talented

Chinese

Talented and cultured

Various

Chinese

Talented and intelligent

Chinese

Talented

Chinese

Talented

Latin

young

Chinese

Talented

Chinese

Talented and prosperous

Chinese

Talented

Korean

handsome, prosperous

Chinese

Talented

Chinese

Talented and outstanding

Southeast Asian

spring; youth

Latin

just

Hebrew

God will add

Latin

Unknown

Latin

Supreme deity

Latin

King of Roman gods; largest planet

Celtic

Mountain

Taíno

Storm, hurricane

Spanish

Sworn

Latin

lord, master

Arabic

Unknown

Arabic

Strong

Celtic

from the Jura

Native American

healer

Slavic

Farmer or earthworker

Spanish

Unknown

Spanish

Unknown

Eastern European

Goddess of the sea

Slavic

strong

Spanish

farmer

Latin

Unknown meaning

Spanish

Unknown

Eastern European

Earth worker

Germanic

Farmer

Germanic

Farmer

Greek

Farmer

Eastern European

Farmer

Latin

farmer

Spanish

Unknown

Japanese

Earth worker

Hebrew

Youthful

Latin

Youthful

Arabic

To be praised

Latin

legal

Germanic

Farmer

Hebrew

God is my light

Old English

Farmer

Slavic

Farmer

Slavic

Farmer

Slavic

Farmer

Slavic

Young

Arabic

Gift from God

Latin

Unknown

Latin

Law

Slavic

Farmer

Latin

lawgiver

Latin

Earth

English

Unknown

Eastern European

Dune

Southeast Asian

Place of the dragon

Germanic

Earth worker

African

To speak

Latin

judge; law

Latin

law; justice

Hebrew

God is gracious

Portuguese

Flower of the sun

African

Unknown

Hebrew

God will add

Southeast Asian

Joyful

Hebrew

God will add

Spanish

God will add

Hebrew

God will add

Hebrew

God will add

Southeast Asian

to be alive; life

Indian

light; brightness

Hebrew

God is salvation

French

just, fair

Arabic

just man

English

Fairness

Spanish

just Mary

Persian

jasmine flower

Latin

just

Sanskrit

light, brightness

Arabic

Goodness

Southeast Asian

Unknown

Southeast Asian

Bringer of peace

Old Norse

just, fair

Portuguese

Blooming

Arabic

God increases

Arabic

He will add

Spanish

God will add

Latin

just, righteous

Latin

just, fair

English

Just

Latin

Just

Italian

Just wine

Spanish

Just, fair

French

calm; peaceful

French

just, fair

Latin

just, fair

English

Just

English

Just

Latin

just; fair

English

From an occupational surname meaning "judge, officer of justice" in Old French. This name can also be given in direct reference to the English word ju

Latin

Justice, righteousness

Latin

to make right

Latin

Just

Spanish

Just

English

From the Latin name Iustinus, which was derived from Justus. This was the name of several early saints including Justin Martyr, a Christian philosophe

English

From Latin Iustina, the feminine form of Iustinus (see Justin). This name was borne by several early saints and martyrs.

Latin

Just, fair

Latin

Just

English

French form of Iustina (see Justina). This is the name of the heroine in the novel Justine (1791) by the Marquis de Sade.

English

Just; variant of Saint Justin

Latin

just, righteous

Spanish

Just

English

Fairness

Latin

just call me

Germanic

just calm

English

Just lord

Latin

just, fair

English

Just; righteous

Latin

just; fair

English

Just, fair, or righteous

Latin

Just

Slavic

Just

Spanish

God is salvation

Misprint

Possible typo

Slavic

To grow

Indian

Unknown

Southeast Asian

Wealthy

Sanskrit

life, existence

Native American

place of water

Spanish

Modern variant of Juan

Scandinavian

Youthful

Latin

youthful

Latin

youthful

French

Youthful

Latin

youthful

Italian

Youthful

Latin

youthful