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#	Name	Origin	Meaning	Gender	Save
596	Ixion	Greek	Father of the centaurs.	M
597	Jace	Greek	Variant of Jason: a healing.	M
598	Jacinto	Greek	Hyacinth.	M
599	Jaison	Greek	Variant of Jason: a healing.	M
600	Jase	Greek	Variant of Jason: a healing.	M
601	Jasen	Greek	Variant of Jason: a healing.	M
602	Jason	Greek	A healing. In Greek mythology, the leader of the group of warrior heroes called the Argonauts.	M
603	Jasunr	Greek	Healer.	M
604	Jayce	Greek	Variant of Jason: a healing.	M
605	Jaycen	Greek	Variant of Jason: a healing.	M
606	Jayr	Greek	Healer.	M
607	Jaysen	Greek	Variant of Jason: a healing.	M
608	Jayson	Greek	Variant of Jason: a healing.	M
609	Jencir	Greek	Well bom.	M
610	Jeno	Greek	Well bom.	M
611	Jeroenr	Greek	Holy name.	M
612	Jerome	Greek	Holy name. St. Jerome (4th century) was responsible for the Latin translation of the Bible (the Vulgate). Famous Bearers: British writer Jerome K. Jerome (1859-1927) and American composer/songwriter Jerome Kern (1885-1945). (see also Geronimo).	M
613	Jerry	Greek	Diminutive of Jerome: Holy name. Sacred name.	M
614	Jerzyr	Greek	Farmer.	M
615	Jiri	Greek	Farmer.	M
616	Jirkar	Greek	Farmer.	M
617	Jorenr	Greek	Farmer.	M
618	Jorgenr	Greek	Farmer.	M
619	Jorgr	Greek	Farmer.	M
620	Jorisr	Greek	Farmer.	M
621	Jornr	Greek	Farmer.	M
622	Judas	Greek	Greek form of Judah. The apostle, Judas Iscariot, betrayed Jesus Christ for thirty pieces of silver. As a result, the name Judas is used as a synonym for 'traitor' and is not often used as a first name.	M
623	Jules	Greek	Variant of Julius: Downy. Hairy. Derived from the clan name of Roman dictator Gaius Julius Caesar.	M
624	Julian	Greek	Youthlul.	M
625	Julius	Greek	Downy. Hairy. Derived from the clan name of Roman dictator Gaius Julius Caesar.	M
626	Juliusr	Greek	Youthlul.	M
627	Jurgisr	Greek	Farmer.	M
628	Kadmus	Greek	From the east.	M
629	Kaj	Greek	Earth.	M
630	Karen	Greek	Variant of Katherine. Pure.	M