Baby Names A-Z

2969 Names That Start With J - Page 11

Jassi

Jassidy

Jassiel

Jasson

Jasten

Jastin

Jaston

Jasun

Jasyn

Jathan

Jathon

Jathryn

Jati

Jatnarr

Jatniel

Jatziri

Jatziry

Jaumal

Jaumar

Jaume

Jaunel

Jaunita

Java

Javad

Javadd

Javan

Javante

Javaon

Javari

Javaris

Javaughan

Javaughn

Jave

Javeah

Javelin

Javen

Javeon

Javer

Javere

Javeria

Javi

Javian

Javiar

Javien

Javier

Javiera

Javier alejandro

Javiero

Javin

Javine

Javion

Javionne

Javohn

Javon

Javona

Javone

Javoney

Javoni

Javonn

Javonne

Javonni

Javonnie

Javonnte

Javontae

Javonte

Javor

Javoun

Jawad

Jawda

Jaxen

Jaxiel

Jaxin

Jaxsen

Jaxsin

Jaxson

Jaxston

Jaxsun

Jaxsyn

Jaxtin

Jaxton

Jaxtyn

Jaxun

Jaxx

Jaxxon

Jaxyn

Jaya

Jayana

Jayanna

Jayant

Jayce

Jaycee

Jayceion

Jaycen

Jayceon

Baby names that start with J are some of the most beloved, particularly for boys. J is the most popular letter for boy names and the second most common letter for names overall. 

J names for boys are led in the US by James

, a classic name with ties to English royals, US presidents, and biblical characters. Along with James, other 

boy names starting with J in the US Top 200

 include Jacob, Jackson, John, Julian, Jude, Jasper, and Jameson.

Ever since the fall of Jennifer and Jessica, J names are much less common for girls, but vintage revival Josephine leads the pack. Along with Josephine, other 

girl names beginning with J in the US Top 200 

include Julia, Jade, Juniper, Jasmine, and Juliette. 

Following in the footsteps of Josephine, other sweetly 

 are making their way up the charts, including Jane, June, and Josie, which can be used as a nickname for Josephine. For boys, we’ve seen more interest in the rare surname name Jones ever since football star Tony Romo used it for his son. 

we recommend include Jago, Jules, Jericho, Jessamy, and Juno.

Here, our full selection of names that start with J, ordered by their current popularity on Nameberry. 

Names that start with J, including J names such as James, Jack, and John, with meanings and popularity. (Page 11)