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Jadine, Jadyn, Jadon, Jayden, Jadyne, Jaydyn, Jaydon, Jaydine

Jadzia (Polish) A princess; born into royalty

Jadziah, Jadzea, Jadzeah

Jae (English) Feminine form of Jay; resembling a jaybird

Jai, Jaelana, Jaeleah, Jaelyn, Jaenelle, Jaya

Jael (Hebrew) Resembling a mountain goat

Jaella, Jaelle, Jayel, Jaele, Jayil

Jaen (Hebrew) Resembling an ostrich

Jaena, Jaenia, Jaenea, Jaenne

Jaffa (Hebrew) A beautiful woman

Jaffah, Jafit, Jafita

Jalila (Arabic) An important woman; one who is exalted

Jalilah, Jalyla, Jalylah, Jaleela

Jamaica (American) From the island of springs

Jamaeca, Jamaika, Jemaica, Jamika, Jamieka

Jamie (Hebrew) Feminine form of James; she who supplants

Jaima, Jaime, Jaimee, Jaimelynn, Jaimey, Jaimi, Jaimie, Jaimy

Janan (Arabic) Of the heart and soul

Jane (Hebrew) Feminine form of John; God is gracious

Jaina, Jaine, Jainee, Janey, Jana, Janae, Janaye, Jandy, Sine, Janel, Janelle

Janet (Scottish) Feminine form of John, meaning “God is gracious”

Janetta, Jenetta, Janeta, Janette, Janit

Janis (English) Feminine form of John; God is gracious

Janice, Janeece, Janess, Janessa, Janesse, Janessia, Janicia, Janiece

Janiyah (American) Form of Jana, meaning gracious, merciful

Janiya, Janiah

Jarah (Hebrew) A sweet and kind woman

Jasher (Hebrew) One who is righteous; upright

Jashiere, Jasheria, Jasherea

Jaslene (American) Form of Jocelyn, meaning joy

Jaslin, Jaslyn, Jazlyn, Jazlynn

*Jasmine (Persian) Resembling the climbing plant with fragrant flowers

Jaslyn, Jaslynn, Jasmin, Jasmyn, Jazmin, Jazmine, Jazmyn

Javiera (Spanish) Feminine form of Xavier; one who is bright; the owner of a new home

Javierah, Javyera, Javyerah, Javeira, Javeirah

TJayda (Resembling the green gemstone)

Jada, Jaydah, Jaida, Jaidah

Jayla (Arabic) One who is charitable

Jaela, Jaila, Jaylah, Jaylee, Jaylen, Jaylene, Jayleen, Jaylin, Jaylyn, Jaylynn

Jean (Hebrew) Feminine form of John; God is gracious

Jeanae, Jeanay, Jeane, Jeanee, Jeanelle, Jeanetta, Jeanette, Jeanice, Gina

Jemima (Heberw) Our little dove; in the Bible, the eldest of Job’s daughters

Jemimah, Jamina, Jeminah, Jemmimah, Jemmie, Jemmy, Jem, Jemmi, Jemmey, Jemmee, Jemmea

Jemma (English) Form of Gemma, meaning “as precious as a jewel”

Jemmah, Jema, Jemah, Jemmalyn, Jemalyn

Jena (Arabic) Our little bird

Jenna, Jenah

Jendayi (Egyptian) One who is thankful

Jendayie, Jendayey, Jendayee

TJennifer (Welsh) One who is fair; a beautiful girl

Jenefer, Jeni, Jenifer, Jeniffer, Jenn, Jennee, Jenni, Jen, Jenna, Jenny

Jeorjia (American) Form of Georgia, meaning “one who works the earth; a farmer”

Jeorgia, Jeorja, Jorja, Jorjette, Jorgette, Jorjeta, Jorjetta, Jorgete

Jereni (Slavic) One who is peaceful

Jerenie, Jereny, Jereney, Jerenee

Jermaine (French) Woman from Germany

Jermainaa, Jermane, Jermayne, Jermina, Jermana, Jermayna

*TJessica (Hebrew) The Lord sees all

Jess, Jessa, Jessaca, Jessaka, Jessalin, Jessalyn, Jesse, Jesseca, Yessica, Jessie

Jetta (Danish) Resembling the jet-black lustrous gemstone

Jette, Jett, Jeta, Jete, Jettie, Jetty, Jetti, Jettey

Jewel (French) One who is playful; resembling a precious gem

Jewell, Jewelle, Jewelyn, Jewelene, Jewelisa, Jule, Jewella, Juelline

Jezebel (Hebrew) One who is not exalted; in the Bible, the queen of Israel punished by God

Jessabell, Jetzabel, Jezabel, Jezabella, Jezebelle, Jezibel, Jezibelle, Jezybell

Jie (Chinese) One who is pure; chaste

Jiera (Lithuanian) A lively woman

Jierah, Jyera, Jyerah, Jierra, Jyerra

TJillian (English) Form of Gillian, meaning “one who is youthful”

Jilian, Jiliana, Jilllaine, Jillan, Jillana, Jillane, Jillanne, Jillayne, Jillene, Jillesa, Jilliana, Jilliane, Jilliann, Jillianna, Jill

Jimena (Spanish) One who is heard

Jinelle (Welsh) Form of Genevieve, meaning “white wave; fair-skinned”

Jinell, Jinele, Jinel, Jynelle, Jynell, Jynele, Jynel

Jiselle (American) Form of Giselle, meaning “one who offers her pledge”

Jisell, Jisele, Jisela, Jizelle, Joselle, Jisella, Jizella, Jozelle

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