Jaabir
unspecifiedMeaning not independently verified
English usage
Structured name collection
Baby names beginning with J
Canonical baby names beginning with J, selected from documented language and cultural records.
938 canonical names: 17 curated linguistic records and 921 reference usage records. Pages are paginated to stay fast on mobile.
Jaafar
unspecifiedMeaning not independently verified
English usage
Jaak
boyMeaning not independently verified
Dutch usage
Jaakko
boyMeaning not independently verified
Finnish usage
Jaan
boy / unisexMeaning not independently verified
English and Estonian usage
Jaana
girlMeaning not independently verified
Finnish usage
Jaanus
boyMeaning not independently verified
Estonian usage
Jabal
boyMeaning not independently verified
Indonesian usage
Jabari
boyBrave or powerful
juh-BAH-ree · Arabic through Swahili
Jabbaar
unspecifiedMeaning not independently verified
English usage
Jabbar
boyMeaning not independently verified
English usage
Jabez
boyMeaning not independently verified
English usage
Jabir
unspecifiedMeaning not independently verified
English usage
Jabr
unspecifiedMeaning not independently verified
English usage
Jabulani
boyMeaning not independently verified
Zulu usage
Jacalyn
girlMeaning not independently verified
English usage
Jace
boyMeaning not independently verified
English usage
Jacek
boyMeaning not independently verified
German and Polish usage
Jacey
girlMeaning not independently verified
English usage
Jacinta
girlMeaning not independently verified
Multilingual documented usage
Jacintha
girlMeaning not independently verified
Irish usage
Jacinto
boy / unisexMeaning not independently verified
Spanish usage
Jack
boy / unisexMeaning not independently verified
Multilingual documented usage
Jackeline
girlMeaning not independently verified
English and Spanish usage
How this collection is built: canonical records are selected by the language, cultural, gender, style, or first-letter metadata shown on their pages. Curated and reference records remain visibly distinct, and similar spellings normally canonicalize to one page rather than creating duplicate thin pages.