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Jobelle, Jobeth, Jodean, Jodelle, Joetta, Joette, Jolinda, Jolisa

Joanna (French) Feminine form of John, meaning “God is Gracious”

Joana

*Jocelyn (German / Latin) From the tribe of Gauts / one who is cheerful, happy

Jocelin, Jocelina, Jocelinda, Joceline, Jocelyne, Jocelynn, Jocelynne, Josalind, Joslyn, Joslynn, Joselyn

Joda (Hebrew) An ancestor of Christ

Jolan (Greek) Resembling a violet flower

Jola, Jolaine, Jolande, Jolanne, Jolanta, Jolantha, Jolandi, Jolanka

Jolene (English) Feminine form of Joseph; God will add

Joeline, Joeleen, Joeline, Jolaine, Jolean, Joleen, Jolena, Jolina

Jolie (French) A pretty young woman

Joly, Joely, Jolee, Joleigh, Joley, Joli

Jonina (Israeli) Resembling a little dove

Joninah, Jonyna, Jonynah, Joneena, Joneenah, Jonine, Jonyne, Joneene

Jorah (Hebrew) Resembling an autumn rose

Jora

Jord (Norse) In mythology, goddess of the earth

Jorde

Jordan (Hebrew) Of the down-flowing river; in the Bible, the river where Jesus was baptized

Jardena, Johrdan, Jordain, Jordaine, Jordana, Jordane, Jordanka, Jordyn, Jordin

Josephine (French) Feminine form of Joseph; God will add

Josefina, Josephene, Jo, Josie, Iosepine

ˆJourney (American) One who likes to travel

Journy, Journi, Journie, Journee

Jovana (Spanish) Feminine form of Jovian; daughter of the sky

Jeovana, Jeovanna, Jovanna, Jovena, Jovianne, Jovina, Jovita, Joviana

Joy (Latin) A delight; one who brings pleasure to others

Jioia, Jioya, Joi, Joia, Joie, Joya, Joyann, Joyanna

Joyce (English) One who brings joy to others

Joice, Joyceanne, Joycelyn, Joycelynn, Joyse, Joyceta

Judith (Hebrew) Woman from Judea

Judithe, Juditha, Judeena, Judeana, Judyth, Judit, Judytha, Judita, Hudes

*TJulia (Latin) One who is youthful; daughter of the sky

Jiulia, Joleta, Joletta, Jolette, Julaine, Julayna, Julee, Juleen, Julie, Julianne

Juliana (Spanish) Form of Julia, meaning “one who is youthful”

Julianna

ˆJuliet (French) Form of Julia, meaning one who is youthful

Juliette, Julitta, Julissa

July (Latin) Form of Julia, meaning “one who is youthful; daughter of the sky”; born during the month of July

Julye

June (Latin) One who is youthful; born during the month of June

Junae, Junel, Junelle, Junette, Junita, Junia

Justice (English) One who upholds moral rightness and fairness

Justyce, Justiss, Justyss, Justis, Justus, Justise

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Kachina (Native American) A spiritual dancer

Kachine, Kachinah, Kachineh, Kachyna, Kacheena, Kachynah, Kacheenah, Kacheana

Kadin (Arabic) A beloved companion

Kadyn, Kadan, Kaden, Kadon, Kadun, Kaedin, Kaeden, Kaydin

Kaelyn (English) A beautiful girl from the meadow

Kaelynn, Kaelynne, Kaelin, Kailyn, Kaylyn, Kaelinn, Kaelinne

Kagami (Japanese) Displaying one’s true image

Kagamie, Kagamy, Kagamey, Kagamee, Kagamea

Kailasa (Indian) From the silver mountain

Kailasah, Kailassa, Kaylasa, Kaelasa, Kailas, Kailase

*Kaitlyn (Greek) Form of Katherine, meaning “one who is pure, virginal”

Kaitlin, Kaitlan, Kaitleen, Kaitlynn, Katalin, Katalina, Katalyn, Katelin, Kateline, Katelinn, Katelyn, Katelynn, Katilyn, Katlin

Kakra (Egyptian) The younger of twins

Kakrah

Kala (Arabic / Hawaiian) A moment in time / form of Sarah, meaning “a princess; lady”

Kalah, Kalla, Kallah

Kalifa (Somali) A chaste and holy woman

Kalifah, Kalyfa, Kalyfah, Kaleefa, Kaleefah, Kalipha, Kalypha, Kaleepha, Kaleafa, Kaleafah, Kaleapha

Kalinda (Indian) Of the sun

Kalindah, Kalynda, Kalinde, Kalindeh, Kalindi, Kalindie, Kalyndi, Kalyndie

Kallie (English) Form of Callie, meaning “a beautiful girl”

Kalli, Kallita, Kally, Kalley, Kallee, Kalleigh, Kallea, Kalleah

Kalma (Finnish) In mythology, goddess of the dead

Kalyan (Indian) A beautiful and auspicious woman

Kalyane, Kalyanne, Kalyann, Kaylana, Kaylanna, Kalliyan, Kaliyan, Kaliyane

Kama (Indian) One who loves and is loved

Kamah, Kamma, Kammah

Kamala (Arabic) A woman of perfection

Kamalah, Kammala, Kamalla

Kamaria (African) Of the moon

Kamariah, Kamarea, Kamareah, Kamariya, Kamariyah

Kambiri (African) Newest addition to the