"Sorrowful"; Hebrew Ya'bets
Christian boy names J–S
Christian boy names starting with J to S: 111 of 239 names, page 2 of 3.
111 of 239 names
Heel-catcher, that is, supplanter
"Supplanter"; the English form of Jacob
"Descent"; Hebrew Yered
"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"
"God will exalt" or "God loosens"; Hebrew Yirməyāhû
"Sacred name", from Greek Hieronymos
"Gift" in popular use; Hebrew Yishay, "extant" in Strong's
"God will raise up"; Hebrew Yehoyaqim
"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"
The Lord saves; Hebrew Yehoshua, "Jehovah-saved"
"God supports"; Hebrew Yoshiyyahu
"God is gracious"; the Serbian form of John
"Joy, happiness"; English, from Latin gaudium
"Praised"; from Hebrew Yehudah (Judah)
"Youthful" in popular use; Latin Iulianus, "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
"Belonging to the Lord"; Greek kyriakos, via Syriac
"Belonging to the Lord"; short Malayalam form of Kuriakose
"From Laurentum", the town of bay trees; Latin Laurentius
"God is helper"; Greek Lazaros, from Hebrew Eleazar
"Lion"; Latin leo
"Joined, attached"; Hebrew Leviy
"Flax, linen"; Greek Linos
"Young lion"; Old French lionel
"Grey"; Welsh llwyd
"Crowned with laurel" in popular use; Latin Laurentius, "of Laurentum"
"Famous in battle"; French form of Germanic Hludowig
"Light" in popular use; from Latin Lucanus, "of Lucania"
"Light" in popular use; Latin form of Loukas, "of Lucania"
"Famous in battle"; Spanish form of Louis
"Light" in popular use; Greek Loukas, from Latin Lucanus
"My messenger"; Hebrew Mal'akhi
"Servant of Saint Columba"; Old Irish Máel Coluim
"Servant of Mary"; Mariya + Sanskrit dāsa
"Manly" in popular use; Latin Marius, a Roman family name
"Warlike" in popular use; a Latin name, Marcus, of uncertain meaning
"Of Mars"; Latin Martinus
"Gift of God"; Spanish form of Matthew
"Gift of God"
"Gift of God"; Greek Matthias, from Hebrew Mattithyah
"Moorish"; Late Latin Mauritius
"Macc's well"; a Scottish place name
"Council friend"; Old English Mælwine
"Who is like God?"; Hebrew Mikhah
"Who is like God?"
"Drawn out of the water"; Hebrew Mosheh
"Fragrant oil"; Greek myron, ointment
"Given"; from the Hebrew verb nathan, to give
"Given by God"; Hebrew Nethanel
"Comfort of God", from Hebrew Nechemyah
"Son of Neil" or "son of Nell"; an English surname
"Little saint" in popular use; Irish Ó Cnáimhín, "little bone"
"Victory of the people"; Greek Nikolaos
"Rest"; Genesis links it to "comfort"
"Christmas", from French noël and Latin natalis
"Bright north", from Old German nord and beraht
A Kerala Syrian Christian name, usually linked to Thomas, "twin"
"Divine power", from Old English ós and weald
"He will add"; the Kerala form of Joseph
"Of Easter", from Latin paschalis
"Rock"; the Kerala Syrian Christian form of Peter
"Nobleman", from Latin patricius
"Little" or "small"; from the Latin name Paulus
"Small, humble"; the Kerala Syrian Christian form of Paul
"Rock" or "stone"; Greek Petros
"Lover of horses", from Greek Philippos
"Lover of horses"; the Kerala Syrian Christian form of Philip
"Devout, dutiful", from Latin pius
"Calm, gentle, peaceful", from Latin placidus
"Prince, ruler", from Latin princeps, "first, chief"
"God heals", from Hebrew Rephael
"Wise protector", from Germanic ragin and mund
"Wise ruler", from Germanic ragin and wald
"Oarsman"; French Rémi, from Latin Remigius
"Behold, a son"; Hebrew Re'uven
"King", from Latin rex
"Brave ruler", from Old German rīhhi and hart
"Bright fame", a pet form of Robert
"Ruler with counsel", from Old Norse Rögnvaldr
"King" in popular use; Gaelic ruadh, "red"
"Sunlight", from Hebrew Shimshon and shemesh, "sun"
"Heard by God"; also popularly "name of God"
"Saint James"; Spanish Sant Iago, from Jacob
"Wise", from Italian savio and Latin sapere
"God is gracious", the Irish form of John
"Venerable"; Greek sebastos, via Latin Sebastianus
"Peace, well-being", from Hebrew shalom
"Of the woods"; short for Latin Silvanus
"God has heard", from Hebrew Shimon
"He has heard", from Hebrew Shimon
"Peaceful", from Hebrew Shlomoh
"Crown, wreath"
"Of the forest", from Latin silvester
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