Boy name starts with J

Swahili origin, reflecting strength and courage.

Short form of Jason, modern and popular in English-speaking countries.

English diminutive of John, now a standalone name.

Common surname now frequently used as a first name.

Hebrew origin, major biblical patriarch.

Variant of Jacob, often used as a surname.

Arabic origin, short and appealing.

Modern, unisex name with Hebrew origins, widely popular.

Variant of Jaden, used in Latin cultures.

Biblical name, often confused with Jaden.

Variant spelling of Jaden.

English origin, associated with the famous musician Mick Jagger.

Modern blend of Arabic and African-American influences.

Popular unisex name with various spellings.

Another variant spelling of Jaiden.

Spanish/Portuguese form of James, common in Latin cultures.

Hebrew origin, biblical name of a judge in Israel.

Spanish/Portuguese form of Jair, often found in Latin America.

Modern name blending traditional elements.

African-American modern name with strong, aspirational undertones.

Short form of Jacob, widely used as a standalone name.

German/Scandinavian spelling of Jacob.

Modern spelling variant of Jacob.

Modern blend of Jason and Allen, popular in the African-American community.

Arabic origin, commonly used in Muslim and African-American communities.

Often associated with strength and charm.

Implies beauty and elegance.

Suggests a blend of beauty and strength.

A classic and timeless name symbolizing leadership.

Modern variation of James, often used to denote lineage.

Unisex name with a friendly, approachable feel.

Associated with charm and elegance.

A modern twist on the classic James, implying heritage.

Often seen as a strong, traditional name.

Suggests resilience and support.

Modern, trendy name with positive connotations.

Implies divine support and strength.

Conveys faith and protection.

Classic name often associated with leadership and care.

Conveys wealth and responsibility.

Often associated with innovation and brightness.

Unique and contemporary name with a dynamic feel.

Contemporary name suggesting freshness and vitality.

Modern and edgy name with a strong presence.

Suggests a contemporary twist on a classic name.

Trendy name often associated with strength.

Popular modern name with a stylish feel.

Conveys strength and modernity.

Unique and contemporary variation.

Edgy and stylish with a strong sound.

Contemporary and trendy name with a distinctive look.

Friendly and versatile name with a classic origin.

Modern and sleek name with positive connotations.

Contemporary and dynamic name.

Classic name with a modern twist.

Contemporary and youthful name.

Popular name with a modern and approachable feel.

Modern spelling with a fresh look.

Common name with a contemporary appeal.

Trendy and stylish with a smooth sound.

Modern name with a melodic sound.

Contemporary name with a stylish edge.

Classic name with a modern twist.

Implies divine strength and support.

Classic and timeless name with a touch of elegance.

Conveys divine love and favor.

Traditional name with a distinguished sound.

Classic name with strong, historical roots.

Timeless name with a dignified feel.

Modern name with Nordic origins.

Suggests divine appointment and purpose.

Classic name with spiritual significance.

A variation of Jeremiah, meaning "appointed by God."

Derived from Jeremiah

popular in English-speaking countries.

An ancient city in Palestine, known for its biblical significance.

Variant of Jeremiah with similar meaning.

Derived from French, often associated with being "brotherly" or "of the family."

From Greek, meaning "holy name," popular in many Christian contexts.

A diminutive of Jeremy or Gerald, often used as a standalone name.

A variation of Isaiah, meaning "salvation of the Lord."

From Hebrew, meaning "gift" or "God's gift."

A feminine or diminutive form of Jesse, meaning "gift."

Central figure in Christianity

means "savior" in Greek.

Refers to the dark, lustrous gemstone

implies speed and style.

A diminutive of James, meaning "one who follows" or "substitute."

A character from Japanese folklore and anime, known for his strength.

A Hebrew name meaning "God will see to it" or "God will provide."

A Spanish variant of Joachim, meaning "God will judge."

A short form of Joseph, meaning "God will increase."

A Hebrew name meaning "Yahweh is God," used in the Bible.

A diminutive of Joseph, meaning "God will add" or "increase."

A variant of John, meaning "God is gracious" in various languages.

German variant of John with the same meaning.

A common English name derived from Hebrew, meaning "God is gracious."

A variant of Jonathan, meaning "God has given."

A variation of Jonathan, meaning "God has given."

A diminutive of John, meaning "God is gracious."

A short form of Jonathan or Jonah, meaning "God is gracious."

A Hebrew name meaning "dove," often associated with peace and prophecy.

Similar to Jonah, a variant name meaning "dove."