Girl Names starting with “J”
Girl names full of sound and meaning – from timeless to extraordinary.
A girl's name stays with your daughter for life – it should sound beautiful, suit you and carry a meaning you stand behind. At Nameberry you'll find popular classics like Emma, Mia or Lea as well as international, short or rare first names. Browse by origin, meaning and popularity, discover the current favourites in our top lists and get inspired by special names. Whether Nordic, Mediterranean or biblical: there's the right name for every little girl.
Popular first names starting with “J”
Girl Names starting with “J”
| Name | m/f/u | Origin | Meaning |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jenny-Melanie | f | English | Jenny-Melanie is a double name combining Jenny ("the white fairy") and Melanie ("the bl… |
| Jenny-Ruth | f | Jenny-Ruth is a double name combining Jenny ("the white fairy") and Ruth ("the satisfyi… | |
| Jenny-Sofie | f | Jenny-Sofie is a double name combining Jenny ("the white fairy") and Sofie ("the wisdom") | |
| Jennyfer | f | Celtic | Jennyfer is an English variant of Jennifer, which is Cornish and has its origins in Gui… |
| Jensine | f | Danish | Jensine is a feminine variant of the biblical name Johanna, which traces back to Johannes |
| Jenske | f | Dutch | The name Jenske is a pet form of Johanna, which in turn is derived from the male name J… |
| Jente | f | Norwegian | Jente is a gender-neutral first name and a Frisian short and pet form of Johannes and J… |
| Jenya | f | Celtic | The name Jenya combines the qualities of Jennifer and Tanya |
| Jenyi | f | Celtic | The name Jenyi derives from the diminutive forms Jenni and Jenny, which both stem from … |
| Jephte | f | Hebrew | The name Jephte has its origins in Hebrew and derives from the word 'pathach', which me… |
| Jera | f | Slavic | Jera, a female first name, is regarded as an East Frisian and Slovenian short form of G… |
| Jeras | f | The name Jeras has its roots in Old High German, where it derives from the word for 'sp… | |
| Jerca | f | The name Jerca is derived as a Slovenian pet form of Jera, which in turn is a short for… | |
| Jeree | f | Hebrew | Jeree is a feminine form of the name Jeremia, which in turn comes from the biblical Jer… |
| Jeremine | f | Hebrew | Jeremine is the feminine variant of the biblical name Jeremia or Jeremias and has the s… |
| Jerina | f | Jerina, as a female first name, is the Hungarian and Serbian variant of Irina, which in… | |
| Jermecia | f | Information about the meaning is currently missing | |
| Jerne | f | Hungarian | The Hungarian variant of 'Irene' stands for 'peace' |
| Jeromine | f | The name Jeromine stands for 'holy' and 'name', indicating its profound meaning | |
| Jeronica | f | Currently, there is no information available regarding the meaning of the name | |
| Jerra | f | Jerra, a female first name, is a Frisian abbreviation of Gertrud | |
| Jerrine | f | Hebrew | The name Jerrine is a feminine derivation of the name Jerry, which is a short form of J… |
| Jeruscha | f | Hebrew | Jeruscha is a feminine first name considered a modern German form of Jerusha and is der… |
| Jerusha | f | Jerusha is a biblical girl's name with Hebrew roots and a form of the name Yerusha | |
| Jesabel | f | Norwegian | Jesabel is regarded as a form of the name Jezabel, derived from Jezebel |
| Jesamine | f | English | The name Jesamine means "the jasmine" or "the jasmine flower." Additionally, it can als… |
| Jesca | f | Hebrew | The name Jesca has its roots in Hebrew, but the exact composition of the name has not y… |
| Jesenia | f | Jesenia is a Latin American variant of Yesenia, a South American name that likely origi… | |
| Jesenija | f | The name Jesenija is a Latvian and Lithuanian form of Yesenia, a South American first n… | |
| Jesica | f | Aramaic | Jesica is a Spanish form of Jessica and derives from the biblical name Jiska |
| Jesika | f | Slavic | Jesika is a contemporary Czech form of Jessica/Jessika, which traces back to the Hebrew… |
| Jeska | f | Slavic | Jeska is a Latvian variation of Jakoba, the female counterpart of the name Jakob, which… |
| Jeske | f | Dutch | Jeske is regarded as the Frisian and Dutch form of Johanna, which is derived from Johannes |
| Jesma | f | Indian | Jesma, an Indian girl's name, is considered a variation of Jasma |
| Jessa | f | Jessa is a feminine form of Jessica, which derives from the Hebrew name Jiska | |
| Jessalyn | f | English | Jessalyn is formed as a feminine name from the English form of Jessie and the suffix "-… |
| Jessamin | f | The name Jessamin means 'the jasmine flower' or 'the fragrant flower' and can also be i… | |
| Jessamine | f | English | The name Jessamine is considered an earlier English variant of the flower name Jasmine |
| Jessamy | f | English | The name Jessamy is a historical English variant of Jasmine, used since the late 1700s,… |
| Jessenia | f | Jessenia is a Latin American variant of the name Yesenia, which may have its origin in … | |
| Jessey | f | Jessey is a short form of Jessica and has the German translation 'God sees you', 'God w… | |
| Jessia | f | Aramaic | Jessia is regarded as a rare variation of Jessica, which traces back to the biblical na… |
| Jessica | f | Aramaic | Jessica is a girl's name that originates from the biblical name Jiska (Hebrew יִסְכָּה)… |
| Jessica-Daniela | f | Hebrew | No information on the meaning is currently available |
| Jessica-Jasmin | f | Arabic | Jessica-Jasmin is a double name combining Jessica ("God sees") and Jasmin ("the flower") |
| Jessica-Lana | f | Hebrew | Jessica-Lana is a double name combining Jessica ("God sees") and Lana ("the little rock") |
| Jessica-Lara | f | Jessica-Lara is a double name combining Jessica ("God sees") and Lara ("the talkative o… | |
| Jessica-Lee | f | English | Jessica-Lee is a double name combining Jessica ("God sees") and Lee ("the one who loves… |
| Jessica-Liliana | f | Jessica-Liliana is a double name combining Jessica ("God sees") and Liliana ("the lily") | |
| Jessica-Maria | f | Jessica-Maria is a double name combining Jessica ("God sees") and Maria ("the beloved") | |
| Jessica-Marie | f | English | The name can be interpreted as 'beloved' or 'gift from God'; further information can be… |
| Jessica-Susanne | f | Jessica-Susanne is a double name combining Jessica ("God sees") and Susanne ("the lily") | |
| Jessie-Jane | f | American | Jessie-Jane is a double name combining Jessie ("Yahweh is gracious") and Jane ("God is … |
| Jessielyn | f | The origin of the word is unknown | |
| Jessika | f | Aramaic | The designation Jessika is the German form of the name Jessica, which traces back to th… |
| Jessina | f | The name Jessina is a North Frisian form of Jessa, which is considered a derivative of … | |
| Jessine | f | Jessine is a German form of the name Jessica, which traces back to the Hebrew origin Jiska | |
| Jesska | f | Slavic | Jesska is a short form of the name Jessica |
| Jessline | f | American | The name Jessline is a contemporary variant of Jessie with the ending '-line' and is de… |
| Jesslynn | f | American | Jesslynn is considered an American derivation of Jessie, with the addition of the endin… |
| Jessy | f | Jessy is a diminutive of Jessica or Jessika, which traces back to the Hebrew name Jiska | |
| Jessy-Lee | f | Jessy-Lee is a double name combining Jessy ("God sees you") and Lee ("the one who loves… | |
| Jessybell | f | ||
| Jestina | f | Celtic | Jestina is a Frisian derivation of Jeste, a feminine counterpart of the name Joost, whi… |
| Jesy | f | English | Jesy is a variant of Jesse ("gift of God") |
| Jeszika | f | Hebrew | The name Jeszika comes from Hebrew and carries the meaning "God sees you." It is also k… |
| Jeta | f | Jeta is a female first name that comes from the Albanian word for 'the life' | |
| Jetaime | f | French | The name Jetaime comes from English and American, but has its roots in French |
| Jetesa | f | The name Jetesa comes from Albanian and is derived from the word 'jetë', which means 'l… | |
| Jetsun | f | Jetsun is a female first name that is common in both Bhutan and Tibet | |
| Jetta | f | Jetta represents a Dutch short form of Henrietta and Henriette (also known as Henriëtte… | |
| Jettchen | f | Jettchen is considered a short and affectionate form of Henriette, which is a feminine … | |
| Jette | f | Danish | Jette means "the mistress of the house" or "the ruler of the home." The name is a short… |
| Jette-Amelie | f | Jette symbolizes the wealthy protector and Amelie stands for bravery and gentleness | |
| Jette-Isabella | f | Jette-Isabella is a double name combining Jette ("the mistress of the home") and Isabel… | |
| Jette-Jorinde | f | Jette-Jorinde is a double name combining Jette ("the mistress of the home") and Jorinde… | |
| Jette-Josefina | f | Danish | Jette-Josefina is a double name combining Jette ("the mistress of the home") and Josefi… |
| Jette-Josefine | f | Jette-Josefine is a double name combining Jette ("the mistress of the home") and Josefi… | |
| Jette-Kristin | f | Norse | Jette-Kristin is a double name combining Jette ("the mistress of the home") and Kristin… |
| Jette-Marie | f | Dutch | Jette-Marie is a double name combining Jette ("the mistress of the home") and Marie ("t… |
| Jette-Opal | f | Jette-Opal is a double name combining Jette ("the mistress of the home") and Opal ("the… | |
| Jettina | f | The name Jettina has its roots in Old High German and is composed of the terms 'heima' … | |
| Jetty | f | The first name Jetty is a pet form of Henriette, which in turn is a feminine variant of… | |
| Jeulie | f | French | The name Jeulie comes from the Corsican term 'jeuli', which means 'Thursday' and refers… |
| Jeunesse | f | French | The name Jeunesse comes from French and means 'youth' |
| Jeva | f | Jeva, as the Lithuanian form of Ieva, is closely connected to the Baltic variant of the… | |
| Jevdokija | f | Russian | Jevdokija is a girl's name that is considered the Latvian, Russian, and Ukrainian form … |
| Jevrosima | f | a variant of Simone | |
| Jewa | f | Russian | The name Jewa is found in both the Russian and Sorbian spelling Jěwa and is a variant o… |
| Jewel | f | English | The name Jewel is an English first name for women, derived from the word jewel |
| Jeweline | f | The origin of the word is unknown | |
| Jewell | f | The meaning of the name Jewell is also 'jewel' in German | |
| Jeyda | f | Arabic | The name Jeyda is a variant of Ceyda and means 'the Excellent' |
| Jeyla | f | Jeyla, a female first name, is a Croatian spelling of Jela, which is derived from Helena | |
| Jeylana | f | The meaning of Jeylana, a South Slavic spelling of Jelena, is derived from Helena | |
| Jeylin | f | American | Jeylin is a modern American form of Jay, supplemented by the ending "-lin" |
| Jezabel | f | English | Jezabel, the Spanish form, and Jézabel, the French variant, are derived from the Hebrew… |
| Jezabelle | f | American | The name Jezabelle is an American variant of the Hebrew Jezabel, derived from Jezebel |
| Jezebel | f | English | The name Jezebel has biblical roots and comes from the Hebrew ʾIzevel (אִיזֶבֶל) |
| Jezebelle | f | The origin of the word is unknown |