| Jalagandha | One of the kauravas |
| Jalah | It means a water source. |
| Jalahasini | One who smiles like water. |
| Jalaj | Lotus, Originating in the water, The Moon, Conch shell |
| Jalaja | Meaning born of the water. |
| Jalajaa | Born from the water or a lotus. |
| Jalajakshi | One with lotuslike eyes. |
| Jalak | A sudden spark or reflection. |
| Jalakandeswari | Goddess of the water world. |
| Jalal | Glory; Variant of Jelal: Loftiness. Sublimity. Glory. Also grandeur, glory, Glory of the Faith. |
| Jalala | Signifying glory and greatness. |
| JalalAlDin | Glory of the Faith |
| Jalaluddin | Variant of Jelaluddin: Glory of the Faith. |
| Jalan | A flowing stream or movement. |
| Jalancala | Water Clad; A Spring; A Fountain |
| Jalandara | One who holds the water inside. |
| Jalander | Lord of the water or ocean. |
| Jalandhar | A city of water or reservoir. |
| Jalandhara | Goddess Lakshmi; Water Bearer |
| Jalaneel | Blue Colour of the Sea |
| Jalanhili | As blue as water |
| Jalanili | Blue as the Water; Water Nymph |
| Jalapa | A plant with medicinal roots. |
| Jalark | The image of the Sun |
| Jalarka | The Sun Reflected in Water |
| Jalas | Water like, Joy, Soothing, Life giving |
| Jalasa | One who sits in a gathering. |
| Jalathi | Refers to the vast ocean. |
| Jalbaala | A person of water energy. |
| Jalbala | Strength derived from water. |
| Jalbhai | Jalbhai means 'water carrier' or 'one who carries water', a traditional occupation in Indian culture. |
| Jalbhushan | Ornament of water; Ornament of water, means wind |
| Jalbir | Jalbir is a variant of Jalbir Singh, a name of Indian origin meaning 'water warrior' or 'one who fights for water'. |
| Jaldeep | Jal means water and deep means lamp so it means a lamp in the water. |
| Jaldev | God of water; God of water, Lord Varun |
| Jaldhar | One who holds water, meaning cloud |
| Jaldhi | Another name for the ocean. |
| Jaleb | Attainer; Motive; Cause |
| Jalebi | A sweet spiralshaped treat. |
| Jaleed | Powerful, Patient |