| Jerremiah | One who is exalted by the lord |
| Jerremy | Exalted by the lord |
| Jerricho | A city in palestine |
| Jerrison | Estowed as an independent |
| Jeshtha | A name meaning the eldest one. |
| Jeshvan | The Supreme Ruler |
| Jeson | The Virgin Mary, regarded |
| Jessine | Variant of Jess, meaning 'God is gracious' or 'he will add'. |
| Jessup | English surname, meaning 'son of Jesse' or 'descendant of Jesse'. |
| Jessus | God is my salvation |
| Jeter | English surname, meaning 'son of Jett' or 'descendant of Jett'. |
| Jetson | Variant of 'Jenson,' possibly derived from 'Jens' or 'Jan' |
| Jevic | Derived from 'Jevic,' possibly a variant of 'Jevic' or 'Jevick' |
| Jevone | A name meaning God is gracious. |
| Jevonn | A name meaning God is gracious. |
| Jeyarajan | Destroyer of Enemies |
| Jeyden | Variant of 'Jaden,' possibly derived from 'Jaden' or 'Jedan' |
| Jeydon | Variant of 'Jaden,' possibly derived from 'Jaden' or 'Jedan' |
| Jezek | Derived from 'Jezeke,' possibly a variant of 'Jezeke' or 'Jezequel' |
| Jhett | Variant of 'Jett,' possibly derived from 'Jett' or 'Jet' |
| Jhulan | A name meaning a swing or a festival. |
| Jibraiel | Derived from 'Gabriel,' possibly a variant of 'Gabriel' or 'Jibrail' |
| Jiddat | Derived from 'Jiddat,' possibly a variant of 'Jiddat' or 'Jiddat' |
| Jiei | Derived from 'Jei,' possibly a variant of 'Jei' or 'Jei' |
| Jignas | A person with a curious nature. |
| Jigr | Derived from 'Jig,' possibly a variant of 'Jig' or 'Jig' |
| Jimar | A strong and noble protector. |
| Jimothy | Honoring God with devotion. |
| Jinidu | A calm and peaceful presence. |
| Jionni | God is gracious |
| Jiraiya | Derived from 'Jiraiya,' possibly a variant of 'Jiraiya' or 'Jiraiya' |
| Jithara | One who conquers the heart. |
| Jithmin | A person who wins always. |
| Jithmuka | One with a winning face. |
| Jithnuka | A person who is triumphant. |
| Jithum | One who brings victory. |
| Jitpal | Protector of the victorious. |
| Joaqim | Established by God |
| Joc | Derived from 'Joc,' possibly a variant of 'Joc' or 'Joc' |
| Jochem | Derived from 'Jochem,' possibly a variant of 'Jochem' or 'Jochem' |