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Showing 211 - 245 of 817 results. Page: 7 of 24
| # | Name | Origin | Meaning | Gender | Save |
| 211 | Janne | Hebrew | Gift from God. | F |  |
| 212 | Janne | Polish | Variant of John. In Roman mythology; Jana was the wife of Janus. | F | |
| 213 | Jannes | Biblical | Who speaks or answers, afflicted, poor. | F | |
| 214 | Jannet | Scottish | Variant of Jane; from the French Jeanette. | F | |
| 215 | Janneth | Scottish | Variant of Jane; from the French Jeanette. | F | |
| 216 | Jannie | Czechoslovakian | Variant of John. In Roman mythology; Jana was the wife of Janus. | F | |
| 217 | Jannie | Polish | Variant of John. In Roman mythology; Jana was the wife of Janus. | F | |
| 218 | Jannina | English | Variant of Jeannine. | F | |
| 219 | Jannis | English | Variant of Jane. | F | |
| 220 | Janny | Czechoslovakian | Variant of John. In Roman mythology; Jana was the wife of Janus. | F | |
| 221 | Janny | Polish | Variant of John. In Roman mythology; Jana was the wife of Janus. | F | |
| 222 | Janoah | Biblical | Resting, tarrying, deriving. | F | |
| 223 | Janohah | Biblical | Resting, tarrying, deriving. | F | |
| 224 | Jans | Hebrew | Gift from God. | F | |
| 225 | Jansje | Hebrew | Gift from God. | F | |
| 226 | Janum | Biblical | Sleeping. | F | |
| 227 | Japhet | Biblical | Enlarged, fair, persuading. | F | |
| 228 | Japho | Biblical | Fairness, comeliness. | F | |
| 229 | Jaquelin | French | Feminine of Jacques derived from James and Jacob. | F | |
| 230 | Jaquelina | Hebrew | Supplanter. | F | |
| 231 | Jaqueline | Hebrew | Supplanter. | F | |
| 232 | Jaquenetta | Shakespearean | 'Love's Labours Lost' A country wench. | F | |
| 233 | Jaquenette | Hebrew | Supplanter. | F | |
| 234 | Jaquetta | Hebrew | Supplanter. | F | |
| 235 | Jarina | Greek | Farmer. | F | |
| 236 | Jarine | Greek | Farmer. | F | |
| 237 | Jarita | Hindi | A bird. | F | |
| 238 | Jarita | Indian | Mythical bird. | F | |
| 239 | Jarmuth | Biblical | Fearing, or seeing, or throwing down, death. | F | |
| 240 | Jarnsaxa | Norse | A giant. | F | |
| 241 | Jarvah | Biblical | Breathing, or making, a sweet smell. | F | |
| 242 | Jasher | Biblical | Righteous, upright. | F | |
| 243 | Jasia | Polish | Polish form of Joanna: God is gracious. | F | |
| 244 | Jaslynn | English | Modern variant of Jasmine; combination of Jocelyn and the musical term 'jazz. '. | F | |
| 245 | Jasmeen | Arabic | A flower name from the older form Jessamine. | F | |
