| James | Irish | A popular name in Ireland, James is.. |  |  |
| James | Scottish | From the Ecclesiastic Late Latin Ia.. | | |
| Jamie | American | Lee Combination name composed of th.. |  | |
| Jamie | Irish | A pet form of James (supplanting, s.. | | |
| Jamil | African-Ame.. | Derived from the Arabic Jamil.. | | |
| Jamil | Muslim/Arab.. | Derived from jarrill (beautiful, ha.. | | |
| Jamison | African-Ame.. | Transferred use of the English surn.. | | |
| Jamison | American | Transferred use of the English surn.. | | |
| Jamsheed | Persian | From old Persia signifying "From Pe.. |  | |
| Jan | Slovak | Czech form of John (God is gr.. | | |
| Jan | English | Short form of any of the various na.. | | |
| Jan | German | A borrowing from the Scandinavians,.. | | |
| Jan | Polish | Polish form of John (God is graciou.. | | |
| Jan | Norwegian | Meaning "son of Jan." | | |
| Janak | Hindu | Derived from the Sanskrit janaka (d.. |  | |
| Janco | Czech | Meaning "God is kind." | | |
| Jando | Spanish | A form of the name Alexander, mea.. | | |
| Janek | Polish | A form of the name John, which me.. | | |
| Janesh | Hindu | Compound name composed from the ele.. | | |
| Janis | Latvian | From the Hebrew name John, whic.. | | |
| Janne | Finnish | A form of John, meaning "God is g.. | | |
| Janos | Hungarian | Hungarian cognate of John (God is.. | | |
| Januario | Portuguese | Derived from the Latin Januarius (o.. | | |
| Januarius | Polish | A borrowing from the Latin, Januari.. | | |
| Janus | Mythology a.. | From the Latin janus (gate, arched .. | | |
| Japheth | Biblical | Derived from the Hebrew yepheth (en.. | | |
| Jared | American | Greek cognate of the Hebrew Yered.. | | |
| Jared | Greek | Greek cognate of the Hebrew Yered, .. | | |
| Jared | Hebrew | Anglicized form of Yared (descendan.. | | |
| Jarek | Slovak | A pet form of any of the various na.. | | |
| Jarek | Polish | Pet form of any of the various Po.. | | |
| Jarl | Scandinavia.. | Nobleman. Jarl is borne in Norse my.. | | |
| Jarl | Norwegian | Meaning "earl" or "nobleman."
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| Jarlath | Irish | Anglicized form of larfhlaith, an o.. | | |
| Jarman | German | "From Germany." | | |
