Victory of Rama; Sanskrit jaya + Rāma
Names starting with J Jayaram–Jyotsna
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"Goddess of victory"
Victorious sun; Sanskrit jaya, "victory", and sūrya, "sun"
Usually given as "victorious", from jaya, "victory"
A modern American name; linked to the biblical Jadon, "thankful"
Lord of victory; Sanskrit jaya, "victory", and indra, "chief"
"Lord of victory"
A modern name, usually given as "victorious"
"Victorious"
"Abundant, generous"; Arabic jazīla
Attractive; from Arabic jadhaba, "to draw"
"Rosary"; Tamil cepamālai, "prayer garland"
"King of prayer"; Tamil cepam "prayer" + rāja "king"
Victory; Hindi jīt, from Sanskrit jita, "won"
"Life"; Sanskrit jīva, a living being or soul
Life
"Life" in popular use; Sanskrit jīvikā, "livelihood, way of living"
"Life"
"God's peace" in popular use; Old High German "district" + "peace"
"Dove"; Hebrew Yemimah, Job's eldest daughter
"Victorious" in popular use; a modern Gujarati name
"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
"Glimpse, spark"; Hindi jhalak, "radiance, sparkle"
Daughter of Jahnu; a name of the Ganga
A waterfall or spring
"Lake"
"Sparkling, twinkling"
"Reward, consolation" in popular use; Arabic jubrān, "making good"
The angel Gabriel; Hebrew "man of God"
"Heart", "courage", "beloved"; Persian, literally "liver"
"Desire to win"
A Gujarati name, usually given as "intellectual curiosity"
A Gujarati name, usually given as "curiosity" or "seeker of knowledge"
"Curiosity, the desire to know"
"Victorious"; from jina, the Jain spiritual victor
"Gardens of paradise"; Arabic jinān
"Lord of the Jinas", a Jain Arhat
Victorious; a name of Vishnu and of Arjuna
Conqueror of the senses; Sanskrit jita, "conquered"
Lord of victory; Sanskrit jita, "won", and īśa, "lord"
Lord of life; Sanskrit jīviteśa
"Heart" or "sweetheart"; Hindi jiyā, "life, soul, darling"
"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
"Moonlit, shining with light"; Assamese jonālī
"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
Light; the divine light
"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"
A pair; Hindi form of Sanskrit yugala
"Jasmine"
A small white jasmine, the eared jasmine
"Warrior"
"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
"Youthful" in popular use; Latin Iulius, a Roman family name
"Silver pearl"; Arabic jumāna
"Warrior, soldier" in popular use; Arabic junayd, "little army"
"Little garden"; Arabic junayna, a little paradise
The month of June, from Latin Iunius, "of Juno"
The juniper tree, an evergreen shrub; Latin iuniperus
"Moon jewel"; Assamese jon + moni
"Just, upright"; Latin Iustinus, from iustus
"Flame"
Blazing, shining; from Sanskrit jval, "to burn brightly"
Light, radiance; the flame of a lamp
"Light"; the god of Wadi Ratnagiri and the name of Jyotiba Phule
A modern name from jyoti, usually given as "light"
"Gift or grace of light"; Sanskrit jyotis + prasāda
The radiant sun; Sanskrit jyotis, "light", and āditya, "sun"
Full of light, brilliant; Sanskrit jyotirmaya
"Full of light"
"Moonlight"
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