# | Name | Origin | Meaning | Gender | Save |
841 | Jovanni | Latin | Form of Jovan 'Father of the sky.'. | M | ![]() |
842 | Jovanny | Latin | Form of Jovan 'Father of the sky.'. | M | ![]() |
843 | Jovany | Latin | Form of Jovan 'Father of the sky.'. | M | ![]() |
844 | Jove | Latin | Another name for Jupiter. | M | ![]() |
845 | Jovi | Latin | Form of Jovan 'Father of the sky.'. | M | ![]() |
846 | Jovin | Latin | Form of Jovan 'Father of the sky.'. | M | ![]() |
847 | Jovito | Latin | Form of Jovan 'Father of the sky.'. | M | ![]() |
848 | Jovon | Latin | Form of Jovan 'Father of the sky.'. | M | ![]() |
849 | Joy | French | Rejoicing. | M | ![]() |
850 | Joyanna | French | Rejoicing. | M | ![]() |
851 | Joyceanne | Latin | Cheerful; merry. | M | ![]() |
852 | Jozabad | Biblical | Having a dowry. | M | ![]() |
853 | Jozachar | Biblical | Remembering, of the male sex. | M | ![]() |
854 | Joziah | Hebrew | Jehovah has healed. Biblical Josiah became king of Judah at eight after his father was assassinated. He ruled 31 years. | M | ![]() |
855 | Jozka | Czechoslovakian | God will multipIy. | M | ![]() |
856 | Jozsef | Hungarian | Hungarian form of Joseph 'God is gracious'. | M | ![]() |
857 | Jozsi | Hungarian | Hungarian form of Joseph 'God is gracious'. | M | ![]() |
858 | Juan | Hebrew | Gift from God. | M | ![]() |
859 | Juan | Spanish | The Spanish form of John: God is gracious. Often used in combination with other names. | M | ![]() |
860 | Juanito | Spanish | Spanish form of John 'gracious gift from God'. | M | ![]() |
861 | Jubal | Biblical | He that runs; a trumpet | M | ![]() |
862 | Jubal | Hebrew | The ram. Inventor of the harp and pipes and founder of music making. | M | ![]() |
863 | Jucal | Biblical | Mighty, perfect. | M | ![]() |
864 | Jud | Hebrew | Praised. | M | ![]() |
865 | Judaea | Biblical | The praised one | M | ![]() |
866 | Judah | Biblical | The praise of the Lord, confession | M | ![]() |
867 | Judah | Hebrew | Praise. The praised one. Fourth son of Jacob and Leah and a direct ancestor to Jesus Christ. The words Jew and Judaism are derived from his name. | M | ![]() |
868 | Judas | Biblical | The praised one | M | ![]() |
869 | 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 | ![]() |
870 | Judas | Hebrew | Variant of Judah: Praise. The praised one. This name has become synonymous with traitor, as the apostle Judas Iscariot betrayed Jesus Christ for thirty pieces of silver. | M | ![]() |
871 | Judd | Hebrew | Praised. Also can be a diminutive of Jordan: To flow down. Flowing down. | M | ![]() |
872 | Jude | Biblical | The praised one | M | ![]() |
873 | Jude | Hebrew | Variant of Judah: Praise. The praised one. | M | ![]() |
874 | Judea | Biblical | The praised one | M | ![]() |
875 | Judy | Hebrew | Praised. | M | ![]() |