# | Name | Origin | Meaning | Gender | Save |
1436 | Junia | Biblical | Youth. | M | |
1437 | Jupiter | Biblical | The father that helpeth | M | |
1438 | Jushabhesed | Biblical | Dwelling-place, change of mercy. | M | |
1439 | Justus | Biblical | Just or upright. | M | |
1440 | Juttah | Biblical | Turning away. | M | |
1441 | Kabzeel | Biblical | The congregation of God. | M | |
1442 | Kadesh | Biblical | Holiness. | M | |
1443 | Kadesh-barnea | Biblical | Holiness of an inconstant son | M | |
1444 | Kadmiel | Biblical | God of antiquity; God of rising | M | |
1445 | Kadmonites | Biblical | Ancients; chiefs | M | |
1446 | Kallai | Biblical | Light, resting by fire, my voice. | M | |
1447 | Kanah | Biblical | Of reeds. | M | |
1448 | Kareah | Biblical | Bald, ice. | M | |
1449 | Karkaa | Biblical | Floor, dissolving coldness. | M | |
1450 | Karkor | Biblical | They rested. | M | |
1451 | Karnaim | Biblical | Horns. | M | |
1452 | Kartah | Biblical | Calling, meeting. | M | |
1453 | Kedar | Biblical | Blackness, sorrow. | M | |
1454 | Kedemah | Biblical | Oriental, ancient, first. | M | |
1455 | Kedemoth | Biblical | Antiquity, old age. | M | |
1456 | Kehelahath | Biblical | A whole, a congregation. | M | |
1457 | Kelaiah | Biblical | Voice of the Lord; gathering together | M | |
1458 | Kelitah | Biblical | Voice of the Lord; gathering together | M | |
1459 | Kemuel | Biblical | God hath raised up; or established him | M | |
1460 | Kenah | Biblical | Buying; possession | M | |
1461 | Kenan | Biblical | Buyer; owner | M | |
1462 | Kenaz | Biblical | This purchase, this lamentation. | M | |
1463 | Kenites | Biblical | Possession, purchase, lamentation. | M | |
1464 | Kenizzites | Biblical | Possession, purchase. | M | |
1465 | Kerioth | Biblical | The cities, the callings. | M | |
1466 | Keros | Biblical | Crooked, crookedness. | M | |
1467 | Keziz | Biblical | End, extremity. | M | |
1468 | Kibroth-hattaavah | Biblical | The graves of lust. | M | |
1469 | Kibzaim | Biblical | Congregation. | M | |
1470 | Kidron | Biblical | Obscure, making black or sad. | M |