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| Name | m/f/u | Origin | Meaning |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jaamanda | f | Spanish | The name has its roots in Kurdish, Spanish, and Czech |
| Jacub | m | Polish | Jacub, a masculine first name, is a Czech derivation of the name Jacob or Jakob, which … |
| Jana-Alena | f | Jana is derived as a short form of Marjana and Marijana, while Alena is a diminutive of… | |
| Jana-Bara | f | The name consists of Jana, which means 'God is gracious' in Hebrew | |
| Jana-Elena | f | Greek | Jana is translated as 'the Gracious' or 'God is gracious', while Elena comes from the G… |
| Janek | m | Estonian | Janek is a boy's name that translates to "God is gracious" or "God is merciful." The na… |
| Janeta | f | Slavic | Janeta is a South Slavic variant of Jeannette, which has its origin in the French form … |
| Janka | f | Hebrew | Janka, a girl's name, carries the meaning 'God is gracious.' It derives as a diminutive… |
| Jarah | f | Biblical | The name Jarah is of biblical origin and has Hebrew roots |
| Jarek | m | Polish | Jarek is a diminutive form of Slavic names that contain the element 'Jaro-', including … |
| Jarina | f | Portuguese | Jarina has two meanings: on one hand, the name means 'the spring harvest' in Czech, and… |
| Jarka | f | Polish | Jarka is a diminutive of Jaroslava and thus a female first name of Slavic origin |
| Jarmil | m | The name Jarmil, known as a male first name, is a Czech short form of Jaromil | |
| Jarmila | f | Jarmila is mainly a Slovak and Czech short form of Jaromila, the female counterpart of … | |
| Jaro | m | Finnish | Jaro is primarily regarded as a short form of the Slavic first names Jaromir and Jaroslav |
| Jaromil | m | Slavic | Jaromil is a rare boy's name from Slovakia and the Czech Republic, whose meaning can be… |
| Jaromir-Vaclav | m | Jaromir-Vaclav is a double name combining Jaromir ("the peace defender") and Vaclav ("t… | |
| Jaromira | f | Polish | Jaromira is a female form of the name Jaromir, which is prevalent in Poland, Serbia, an… |
| Jaron-Noah | m | Jaron-Noah is a double name combining Jaron ("to rejoice, he will sing") and Noah ("the… | |
| Jaroslav | m | Slavic | Jaroslav is composed of the Old Slavic elements jarŭ, which means 'zealous, energetic, … |
| Jasmina | f | Polish | The name Jasmina is derived from the ancient Persian term for jasmine and literally mea… |
| Jenny-Marie | f | Aramaic | The name Jenny means 'White Cheek', while Marie is translated as 'The Blessed, the Will… |
| Jesika | f | Slavic | Jesika is a contemporary Czech form of Jessica/Jessika, which traces back to the Hebrew… |
| Jiri | u | Jiri (correct spelling Jiří) is the Czech equivalent of the name Georg and symbolizes '… | |
| Jirina | f | The name Jiřina, the feminine variant of Jiří, originates from Czech and carries the me… | |
| Jirina-Natalie | f | Jirina-Natalie is a double name combining Jirina ("the farmer's wife") and Natalie ("bo… | |
| Jirka | m | The first name Jirka, also known as Jirko in the vocative, originates from Czech and is… | |
| Jobst | m | Breton | The name Jobst is a male first name that is derived as a Low German spelling from Job a… |
| Jonas | m | Latin | Jonas is derived from the Latinized form of the name Jona, which goes back to the ancie… |
| Josef | m | Hebrew | Josef is a biblical name of Hebrew origin that carries the meaning 'God may add,' which… |
| Juda | m | Arabic | Juda is a biblical first name derived from the Hebrew name Jehuda or Jehudah |
| Jula-Angelika | f | Slavic | Jula-Angelika is a double name combining Jula ("the one from the Julian family") and An… |
| Julinka | f | Latin | The name Julinka is a Slavic form of Julina and at the same time a diminutive of Julia,… |
| Julka | f | Latin | Julka is known as the Polish and Silesian form of Julia, which is the feminine counterp… |
| Justina | f | Latin | The name Justina essentially means 'the Just', 'the Honest', and 'the Righteous' |
| Justyna | f | Latin | Justyna is a Polish form of Justina, which is considered the feminine variant of Justin |