"Sorrowful"; Hebrew Ya'bets
Christian baby names J–M
Christian baby names starting with J to M: 112 of 407 names, page 3 of 4.
112 of 407 names
"Hyacinth"; Latin hyacinthus, the flower and gem
Heel-catcher, that is, supplanter
"Supplanter"; French feminine of Jacques (Jacob)
"Supplanter"; the English form of Jacob
"God is gracious"; the feminine of John
"God is gracious"; a diminutive of Jane
"Descent"; Hebrew Yered
The jasmine flower; from Persian yāsaman
"Healer"; Greek Iasōn, from iaomai, "to heal"
"Treasure-holder"; English form of Caspar, one of the Magi
"Rosary"; Tamil cepamālai, "prayer garland"
"King of prayer"; Tamil cepam "prayer" + rāja "king"
"God's peace" in popular use; Old High German "district" + "peace"
"Dove"; Hebrew Yemimah, Job's eldest daughter
"Fair and smooth"; Welsh Gwenhwyvar (Guinevere)
"God will exalt" or "God loosens"; Hebrew Yirməyāhû
"Sacred name", from Greek Hieronymos
"Possessed"; popularly "inheritance"; Hebrew Yerusha
"Gift" in popular use; Hebrew Yishay, "extant" in Strong's
"God beholds" in popular use; probably from Iscah, "observant"
"Precious gem"; English jewel, Old French jouel
"God will raise up"; Hebrew Yehoyaqim
"God is gracious"; the feminine of John
"Persecuted"; Hebrew Iyyob, the patient patriarch
The Lord is God
"God is gracious"; a Scandinavian form of John
"God is gracious" in popular use; Hebrew Yehochanan, "Jehovah-favoured"
"Son of John"; John means "God is gracious"
"Merry, cheerful"; English jolly, Old French jolif
"Dove"; Hebrew Yonah
"The Lord has given"; Hebrew Yehonathan
"Flowing down"; Hebrew Yarden, the River Jordan
"He will add"; Spanish form of Joseph, Hebrew Yoseph
Let him add; from Hebrew yasaph, "to add"
"God will add"; the feminine of Joseph
The Lord saves; Hebrew Yehoshua, "Jehovah-saved"
"God supports"; Hebrew Yoshiyyahu
"God will add"; a pet form of Josephine
"God is gracious"; the Serbian form of John
"Joyful" in popular use; name of the martyr Saint Jovita
"Joy, happiness"; English, from Latin gaudium
"Joyful" in popular use; from Josse, a Breton saint's name
"Praised"; from Hebrew Yehudah (Judah)
"Woman of Judea"; Hebrew Yehudith, from Judah, "praised"
"Youthful" in popular use; Latin Iulia, of the Julian family
"Youthful" in popular use; Latin Iulianus, "of Julius"
"Youthful" in popular use; Latin, "of Julius"
"Youthful" in popular use; Latin Iulius, a Roman family name
"Just, upright"; Latin Iustinus, from iustus
"Handsome"; Scottish Gaelic
"Fair-born"; Old Irish Cóemgen, Saint Kevin's name
"Cassia"; Hebrew Qetsiah, Job's second daughter
"Belonging to the Lord"; Greek kyriakos, via Syriac
"Belonging to the Lord"; short Malayalam form of Kuriakose
"Laurel"; Italian, from Laurentia and Latin laurus
"Woman of Rome" in popular use; from Lavinia, wife of Aeneas
"From Laurentum", the town of bay trees; Latin Laurentius
"God is helper"; Greek Lazaros, from Hebrew Eleazar
"Delicate" in popular use; Hebrew Le'ah, "weary"
"Lion"; Latin leo
"Lioness"; feminine of Leo and Leon
"Joined, attached"; Hebrew Leviy
"Flax, linen"; Greek Linos
"Young lion"; Old French lionel
"God is my oath"; short form of Elisabeth
"Grey"; Welsh llwyd
"Better, desirable" in popular use; Greek Lōis, origin uncertain
Pet form of Dolores, "sorrows", from Mary of the Sorrows
"Crowned with laurel" in popular use; Latin Laurentius, "of Laurentum"
"From Lorraine"; Medieval Latin Lotharingia, Lothar's realm
"Famous in battle"; French form of Germanic Hludowig
Named for Lourdes, the French shrine of Our Lady
"Light" in popular use; from Latin Lucanus, "of Lucania"
"Light" in popular use; Latin form of Loukas, "of Lucania"
"Light"; Latin Lucia, from lux
"Light"; from Latin Lucia, from lux
"Famous in battle"; Spanish form of Louis
"Light" in popular use; Greek Loukas, from Latin Lucanus
"Woman from Lydia", the ancient kingdom in Asia Minor
"Woman of Magdala"; from Mary Magdalene, Magdala meaning "tower"
"My messenger"; Hebrew Mal'akhi
"Servant of Saint Columba"; Old Irish Máel Coluim
"Pearl"; from Greek margaritēs
"Servant of Mary"; Mariya + Sanskrit dāsa
"Of the sea"; Latin marinus
"Manly" in popular use; Latin Marius, a Roman family name
"Warlike" in popular use; a Latin name, Marcus, of uncertain meaning
"Lady" or "mistress of the house", from Aramaic
"Of Mars"; Latin Martinus
"Of Mars"; feminine of Latin Martinus
"Beloved" or "bitter" in popular use; Hebrew Miryam, origin debated
"Gift of God"; Spanish form of Matthew
"Mighty in battle"; a Germanic name
"Gift of God"
"Gift of God"; Greek Matthias, from Hebrew Mattithyah
"Moorish"; Late Latin Mauritius
"Song thrush"; English mavis, Old French mauvis
"Macc's well"; a Scottish place name
"Dark"; from Greek melas, "black"
"Honeybee"; Greek melissa
"Council friend"; Old English Mælwine
"Compassion, forgiveness"; English mercy, Latin merces
"Mine" in popular use; a pet form of Maria (Mary)
"Who is like God?"; Hebrew Mikhah
"Who is like God?"
"Who is like God?"; French feminine of Michael
"Bitter" or "beloved" in popular use; Hebrew Miryam, origin debated
A pet form of Mary; "bitter" or "beloved" in popular use
"Drawn out of the water"; Hebrew Mosheh
"Fragrant oil"; Greek myron, ointment
"Myrtle", the fragrant evergreen; Greek myrtos
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