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2011 Baby Names Almanac - Emily Larson [91]

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“one who works the earth; a farmer”

*Jose (Spanish) Form of Joseph, meaning “God will add”

José, Joseito, Joselito

*TJoseph (Hebrew) God will add

Joe, Guiseppe, Yosyp, Jessop, Jessup, Joop, Joos, José, Jose, Josef, Joseito

*TJoshua (Hebrew) God is salvation

Josh, Joshuah, Josua, Josue, Joushua, Jozua, Joshwa, Joshuwa

*TJosiah (Hebrew) God will help

Josia, Josias, Joziah, Jozia, Jozias

Journey (American) One who likes to travel

Journy, Journi, Journie, Journee, Journye, Journea

*Juan (Spanish) Form of John, meaning “God is gracious”

Juanito, Juwan, Jwan

ˆJudah (Hebrew) One who praises God

Juda, Jude, Judas, Judsen, Judson, Judd, Jud

Jude (Latin) Form of Judah, meaning “one who praises God”

*Julian (Greek) The child of Jove; one who is youthful

Juliano, Julianus, Julien, Julyan, Julio, Jolyon, Jullien, Julen

Julius (Greek) One who is youthful

Juleus, Yuliy

Juma (African) Born on a Friday

Jumah

Jumbe (African) Having great strength

Jumbi, Jumbie, Jumby, Jumbey, Jumbee

Jumoke (African) One who is dearly loved

Jumok, Jumoak

Jun (Japanese) One who is obedient

Junaid (Arabic) A warrior

Junaide, Junayd, Junayde

Jung (Korean) A righteous man

Jurgen (German) Form of George, meaning “one who works the earth; a farmer”

Jorgen, Jurgin, Jorgin

Justice (English) One who upholds moral rightness and fairness

Justyce, Justiss, Justyss, Justis, Justus, Justise

*TJustin (Latin) One who is just and upright

Joost, Justain, Justan, Just, Juste, Justen, Justino, Justo

Justinian (Latin) An upright ruler

Justinien, Justinious, Justinius, Justinios, Justinas, Justinus

K


Kabir (Indian) A spiritual leader

Kabeer, Kabear, Kabier, Kabeir, Kabyr, Kabar

Kabonesa (African) One who is born during difficult times

Kacancu (African) The firstborn child

Kacancue, Kakancu, Kakancue, Kacanku, Kacankue

Kacey (Irish) A vigilant man; one who is alert

Kacy, Kacee, Kacea, Kaci, Kacie, Kasey, Kasy, Kasi

Kachada (Native American) A white-skinned man

TKaden (Arabic) A beloved companion

Kadan, Kadin, Kadon, Kaidan, Kaiden, Kaidon, Kaydan, Kayden

Kadmiel (Hebrew) One who stands before God

Kamiell

Kaemon (Japanese) Full of joy; one who is right-handed

Kamon, Kaymon, Kaimon

Kagen (Irish) A fiery man; a thinker

Kaigen, Kagan, Kaigan, Kaygen, Kaygan, Kaegen, Kaegan

Kahoku (Hawaiian) Resembling a star

Kahokue, Kahokoo, Kahokou

Kai (Hawaiian / Welsh / Greek) Of the sea, the keeper of the keys / of the earth

Kye

Kaimi (Hawaiian) The seeker

Kaimie, Kaimy, Kaimey, Kaimee, Kaimea

Kalama (Hawaiian) A source of light

Kalam, Kalame

Kale (English) Form of Charles, meaning “one who is manly and strong / a free man”

Kaleb (Hebrew) Resembling an aggressive dog

Kaileb, Kaeleb, Kayleb, Kalob, Kailob, Kaelob

Kalidas (Hindi) A poet or musician; a servant of Kali

Kalydas

Kalki (Indian) Resembling a white horse

Kalkie, Kalky, Kalkey, Kalkee, Kalkea

Kalkin (Hindi) The tenth-born child

Kalkyn, Kalken, Kalkan, Kalkon, Kalkun

Kamden (English) From the winding valley

Kamdun, Kamdon, Kamdan, Kamdin, Kamdyn

Kane (Gaelic) The little warrior

Kayn, Kayne, Kaen, Kaene, Kahan, Kahane

Kang (Korean) A healthy man

Kano (Japanese) A powerful man

Kanoe, Kanoh

Kantrava (Indian) Resembling a roaring animal

Kaper (American) One who is capricious

Kahper, Kapar, Kahpar

Kapono (Hawaiian) A righteous man

Karcsi (French) A strong, manly man

Karcsie, Karcsy, Karcsey, Karcsee, Karcsea

Karl (German) A free man

Carl, Karel, Karlan, Karle, Karlens, Karli, Karlin, Karlo, Karlos

Karman (Gaelic) The lord of the manor

Karmen, Karmin, Karmyn, Karmon, Karmun

Karson (Scottish) Form of Carson, meaning son of a marsh dweller

Karsem (Asian) Filled with joy

Kashvi (Indian) A shining man

Kashvie, Kashvy, Kashvey, Kashvee, Kashvea

Kasib (Arabic) One who is fertile

Kaseeb, Kaseab, Kasieb, Kaseib, Kasyb

Kasim (Arabic) One who is divided

Kassim, Kaseem, Kasseem, Kaseam, Kasseam, Kasym, Kassym

Kasimir (Slavic) One who demands peace

Kasimeer, Kasimear, Kasimier, Kasimeir, Kasimyr, Kaz, Kazimierz

ˆKason (Basque) Protected by a helmet

Kasin,

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