Short form of Jason, "healer"; Greek iaomai, "to heal"
International baby names J–M
International baby names starting with J to M: 118 of 471 names, page 3 of 5.
118 of 471 names
Familiar form of John, "God is gracious"
"Son of Jack"; Jack being the familiar form of John
Heel-catcher, that is, supplanter
"Jade", the precious green stone
"Supplanter"; the English form of Jacob
"Son of James"; James being the English form of Jacob
"God is gracious"; the feminine of John
Paradise; a garden
The jasmine flower; from Persian yāsaman
"Healer"; Greek Iasōn, from iaomai, "to heal"
"Treasure-holder"; English form of Caspar, one of the Magi
A modern American name; linked to the biblical Jadon, "thankful"
"God will exalt" or "God loosens"; Hebrew Yirməyāhû
"Gift" in popular use; Hebrew Yishay, "extant" in Strong's
"God beholds" in popular use; probably from Iscah, "observant"
The Lord is God
"God is gracious" in popular use; Hebrew Yehochanan, "Jehovah-favoured"
"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
"Praised"; from Hebrew Yehudah (Judah)
"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; a French pet form of Julia
The month of June, from Latin Iunius, "of Juno"
The juniper tree, an evergreen shrub; Latin iuniperus
"Just, upright"; Latin Iustinus, from iustus
"Sea"; Hawaiian kai
"Companion" or "fighter" in popular use; a modern American name
"Heavenly" in popular use; a modern name built on Hawaiian lani, "sky"
"Helmeted head"; from the Irish surname Ó Cinnéide
"Handsome"; Scottish Gaelic
"Fair-born"; Old Irish Cóemgen, Saint Kevin's name
"Born early, before full term"
"Eternal" in popular use; Arabic khālid, "abiding, lasting"
"Bright" in popular use; a European name of uncertain origin
"King's meadow" in popular use; Old English "Cyne's clearing"
"Bright, shining light" in popular use; a modern pet form of Elaine
"Lion"; Arabic layth
"Long hill"; Old English lang + dún
"Protection" in popular use; a Roman nymph and Russian pet form
"Softness, gentleness"; Arabic layān
"Night"; from Arabic layl
"Delicate" in popular use; Hebrew Le'ah, "weary"
"Heavenly garland" or "royal child"; Hawaiian lei and lani
"Lion"; Latin leo
"Lion"; Greek leōn
"Strong as a lion"; Italian form of Leonard
"Joined, attached"; Hebrew Leviy
"Strong-willed protector"; Irish short form of William
"Lily"; from Latin lilium
"Lily"; an English name linked with the flower
The lily flower; English lily, from Latin lilium
"Settlement by the pool"; from the English city of Lincoln
"Soft, tender"; linked to Arabic l-y-n, "to be soft"
"Little hollow"; Scottish Gaelic lagan
Pet form of Dolores, "sorrows", from Mary of the Sorrows
"Crowned with laurel" in popular use; Latin Laurentius, "of Laurentum"
"Free" in popular use; a pet form of Charlotte, from Charles
"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"
"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
"The moon"; Latin luna
"Woman from Lydia", the ancient kingdom in Asia Minor
"Night" in popular use; a modern spelling linked with Layla
"Lyre", the stringed instrument; also a constellation
"Lovable"; from Latin amabilis
"Woman of Magdala"; from Mary Magdalene, Magdala meaning "tower"
"Son of Matthew"; an English surname turned girl's name
"She who intoxicates"; Old Irish Medb, linked to mead
The magnolia flower, named after the botanist Pierre Magnol
"Pearl"; a Scottish pet form of Margaret
"My messenger"; Hebrew Mal'akhi
"Servant of Saint Columba"; Old Irish Máel Coluim
"King"; Arabic malik, also a title of honour
"Pearl"; from Greek margaritēs
"Pearl"; a French pet form of Marguerite
"Warlike" in popular use; a Latin name, Marcus, of uncertain meaning
"Of the sea" in popular use; a modern pet form of Marina
"Lady" or "mistress of the house", from Aramaic
"Beloved" or "bitter" in popular use; Hebrew Miryam, origin debated
"Beloved" in popular use; Hebrew Miryam, origin uncertain
"Stoneworker"; English occupational surname
"Gift of God"; Spanish form of Matthew
"Mighty in battle"; a Germanic name
"Gift of God"
"Independent spirit"; from American English maverick
"Greatest"; short for Maximilian, from Latin maximus
"Macc's well"; a Scottish place name
"Illusion"; in early Sanskrit māyā, "wondrous power, art"
"Dark"; from Greek melas, "black"
"Melody, song"; from Greek melōidia
"Mine" in popular use; a pet form of Maria (Mary)
"Who is like God?"; Hebrew Mikhah
"Who is like God?"
"Dear, gracious"; from Slavic mil-
Meeting, union
"Soldier" in popular use; origin uncertain, linked with Latin miles
"Gentle strength"; a pet form of Mildred or Millicent
"Soldier" or "merciful" in popular use; an ancient name of uncertain meaning
"Bitter" or "beloved" in popular use; Hebrew Miryam, origin debated
A pet form of Mary; "bitter" or "beloved" in popular use
Much praised; the name of the Prophet of Islam
Moses; Hebrew for "drawn out of the water"
Chosen, selected; an epithet of the Prophet
"Gracious" in popular use; a modern name linked with Mila
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