Baby Names by Meaning (Page 14)

Jep means peace, foreigner, or territory.

Usage: English (Archaic)
Category: English

Jericho

A variant of Jeric, meaning "Moon; Fragrant".

Usage: English (Modern)
Category: English

Jet

A variant of Jeta, meaning "Life; To conquer".

Usage: Dutch
Category: Dutch

Jetmir

Jetmir means good life.

Usage: Albanian
Category: Albanian

Jia

Jia means favorite person, family, home, good, beautiful, ravine, or valley.

Usage: Chinese
Category: Chinese

Jigme

Jigme means fearless or brave.

Usage: Tibetan, Bhutanese
Category: Tibetan

Jindra

A variant of Jind, meaning "Life; Existence".

Usage: Czech
Category: Czech

Jindřich

A variant of Jind, meaning "Life; Existence".

Usage: Czech
Category: Czech

Jindřiška

A variant of Jind, meaning "Life; Existence".

Usage: Czech
Category: Czech

Jodoc

Jodoc means bretons variant of Joyce or Lord.

Usage: Breton
Category: Breton

Joffrey

Joffrey means peace of a stranger, Peaceful Geat, or peaceful territory.

Usage: French
Category: French

Johanka

A variant of Joha, meaning "Jehovah gives life".

Usage: Czech
Category: Czech

Johanneke

A variant of Joha, meaning "Jehovah gives life".

Usage: Dutch
Category: Dutch

Johannes

A variant of Joha, meaning "Jehovah gives life".

Usage: German, Dutch, Swedish, Norwegian, Danish, Finnish, Estonian, Late Roman
Category: Danish

Jóhannes

A variant of Joha, meaning "Jehovah gives life".

Usage: Icelandic, Faroese
Category: Faroese

Jolanda

A variant of Jolan, meaning "Good girl; Violet blossom".

Usage: Dutch, Slovene, Croatian, Italian
Category: Croatian

Joona

Joona means God will add blessings, treasure friendship, expressive, or joyful.

Usage: Finnish
Category: Finnish

Joonas

Joonas means healers, convincing, or joyful.

Usage: Finnish, Estonian
Category: Estonian

Jory

A variant of Jorya, meaning "Powerful, mighty, brave, strong, courageous".

Usage: Cornish
Category: Cornish

Josune

Josune means Jesus.

Usage: Basque
Category: Basque

Jozefien

Jozefien means simple, open, or joyful spirits.

Usage: Dutch (Rare)
Category: Dutch

Ju

Ju means chrysanthemum, daisy flower, or big.

Usage: Chinese
Category: Chinese

Juda

Juda means goodness or excellence.

Usage: Arabic
Category: Arabic

Jūldyz

Jūldyz means star.

Usage: Kazakh
Category: Kazakh

Julia

Julia means downy-bearded, youthful, descended from Jove or Jupiter, Supreme God, or God's peace for the weary.

Usage: English, German, Swedish, Norwegian, Danish, Dutch, Spanish, Polish, Finnish, Estonian, Russian, Ukrainian, Ancient Roman, Biblical
Category: Danish

Julià

Julià means downy-bearded, youthful, descended from Jove or Jupiter, Supreme God, or God's peace for the weary.

Usage: Catalan
Category: Catalan

Júlia

Júlia means downy-bearded, youthful, descended from Jove or Jupiter, Supreme God, or God's peace for the weary.

Usage: Portuguese, Catalan, Hungarian, Slovak
Category: Catalan

Junpei

Junpei means pure level, even, or peaceful.

Usage: Japanese
Category: Japanese

Juraci

A variant of Jura, meaning "Good wood; Farmer; Earthworker".

Usage: Tupi, Portuguese (Brazilian)
Category: Western

Jyldyz

Jyldyz means star.

Usage: Kyrgyz
Category: Kyrgyz

Jyotsna

Jyotsna means moonlight.

Usage: Hindi, Bengali
Category: Bengali

Kabir

Kabir means great or magnificent.

Usage: Arabic
Category: Arabic

Kabiru

A variant of Kabira, meaning "Powerful; Great; Leader".

Usage: Hausa
Category: All

Kagiso

Kagiso means peace.

Usage: Tswana
Category: All

Kalei

Kalei means the flowers.

Usage: Hawaiian
Category: Hawaiian

Kamaria

Kamaria means moon.

Usage: Comorian
Category: All

Kamilla

Kamilla means perfection or chamomile flower.

Usage: Russian, Hungarian, Polish, Danish, Norwegian, Swedish
Category: Danish

Kaniehtiio

Kaniehtiio means she is good snow.

Usage: Mohawk
Category: All

Kanna

Kanna means bookmark, vegetables, greens, beautiful flower, powerful, summer waves, beloved, or dear.

Usage: Japanese
Category: Japanese

Kantuta

Kantuta means cantua flower.

Usage: Aymara
Category: All

Kapua

Kapua means the flower.

Usage: Hawaiian
Category: Hawaiian

Kardelen

Kardelen means snowdrop (flower).

Usage: Turkish
Category: Turkish

Karen

Karen means pure, brave, warrior, flower, lotus, or water lily.

Usage: Armenian
Category: Armenian

Karoline

Karoline means free woman, army, freeholder, song of joy, strong, or beautiful.

Usage: German, Danish, Norwegian
Category: Danish

Karrie

Karrie means strong woman, free woman, beautiful, song of joy, or army.

Usage: English
Category: English

Karter

Karter means transporter of goods by carts or one who uses a cart.

Usage: English (Modern)
Category: English

Kasen

Kasen means calf, an enclosure of calves, or flower fan.

Usage: English (Modern)
Category: English

Kasim

Kasim means one who distributes or one who shares goods among his people.

Usage: Arabic, Bosnian
Category: Arabic

Kasimir

Kasimir means enforcer of peace or proclaimer of peace.

Usage: German (Rare)
Category: German

Kasım

A variant of Kasmir, meaning "To destroy peace".

Usage: Turkish
Category: Turkish

Kassim

Kassim means one who divides goods among his people.

Usage: Arabic
Category: Arabic

Kasumi

Kasumi means mist, flower, pure, blossom, or clear.

Usage: Japanese
Category: Japanese

Kasun

Kasun means gold.

Usage: Sinhalese
Category: Sinhalese

Kawisenhawe

Kawisenhawe means she holds the ice.

Usage: Mohawk
Category: All

Kayode

Kayode means bringing joy.

Usage: Yoruba
Category: All

Kazimieras

Kazimieras means to destroy a peaceful world.

Usage: Lithuanian
Category: Lithuanian

Kazimir

Kazimir means destroyer of peace.

Usage: Croatian, Slovene, Russian
Category: Croatian

Kazimír

Kazimír means destroyer of peace.

Usage: Czech (Rare), Slovak (Rare)
Category: Czech

Kazım

A variant of Kazmir, meaning "To destroy peace".

Usage: Turkish
Category: Turkish

Kâzım