| Juned | A young soldier or a warrior. |
| Juneid | A brave and young combatant. |
| Junied | A young and valiant soldier. |
| Juraiw | Cub; Lion or Fox Cub |
| Juwaid | Unique, one of a kind |
| Jaafer | Victorious, triumphant |
| Jaaquim | God will increase |
| Jaar | A close neighbor or companion. |
| Jaari | Something flowing or continuous. |
| Jaazi | One who is rewarding or just. |
| Jabare | A person of great strength. |
| Jabarulla | The mighty power of Allah. |
| Jabarullah | The great strength of Allah. |
| Jabb | One who is strong and mighty. |
| Jabed | One who is loving and kind. |
| Jabeel | A person who is very noble. |
| Jabeullah | The beloved one of Allah. |
| Jabid | One who is pious and devout. |
| Jabiulla | The chosen servant of God. |
| Jabori | Derived from Arabic, means 'gift of God' or 'God's gift' |
| Jabrail | Derived from Arabic, means 'angel Gabriel' |
| Jabreel | Derived from Arabic, means 'angel Gabriel' |
| Jabri | Derived from Arabic, means 'God's will' or 'fate' |
| Jabrion | Derived from Arabic, means 'God's power' or 'divine strength' |
| Jabyn | Derived from Arabic, means 'God's gift' or 'blessing' |
| Jadd | Derived from Arabic, means 'grandfather' or 'ancestor' |
| Jadid | Something that is brand new. |
| Jadir | Derived from Arabic, means 'generous' or 'magnanimous' |
| Jadud | Derived from Arabic, means 'unique' or 'unparalleled' |
| Jadur | Derived from Arabic, means 'generous' or 'charitable' |
| Jaed | Derived from Arabic, means 'generous' or 'benevolent' |
| Jaem | Derived from Arabic, means 'generous' or 'magnanimous' |
| Jafaar | Derived from Arabic, means 'bringer of good fortune' |
| Jafan | Derived from Arabic, means 'good fortune' or 'prosperity' |
| JafarSaadiq | Derived from Arabic, means 'true and honest bringer of good fortune' |
| Jafarullah | Derived from Arabic, means 'God's bringer of good fortune' |
| Jafe | Derived from Arabic, means 'good fortune' or 'prosperity' |
| Jafer | Derived from Arabic, means 'good fortune' or 'blessing' |
| Jaffarr | Derived from Arabic, means 'bringer of good fortune' |
| Jaffarulla | Derived from Arabic, means 'God's bringer of good fortune' |