Danish Names starting with “J”

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Namem/f/uOriginMeaning
JaismGreekJais is a short form of Jaison, which in turn is a variant of the name Jason
JakimmDanishThe name Jakim (Яким) is a Slavic form of Yakim, which in turn is a Russian variant of …
JaltemDanishThe Danish first name Jalte, a form of Hjalte, is interpreted as "the one originating f…
JanikmDanishJanik is a masculine first name that serves as a diminutive of Johannes in Denmark and …
JanneuDanishJanne can be given regionally to both genders
Janne-FinjafCelticCurrently, there is no information on the meaning
JanniuDanishThe name Janni, which exists as both a female and male first name, has its roots in Anc…
JannicafHebrewJannica is derived from Jannic, a Scandinavian pet form of the name Johannes, and also …
JannickmHebrewJannick means "God is gracious." This form is a spelling variant of Jannik, the Danish …
JanniefDanishJannie is a name that is common in both Danish and English and traces back to the Hebre…
JannikmHebrewJannik is a Danish short form of Jan, which is considered a variant of Johannes and car…
JaqulinefDanishThe name Jaquline is a short form of Jacqueline, which is regarded as the feminine vari…
JarlmScandinavianThe name Jarl has its roots in the Scandinavian region
JeanettefHebrewJeanette, a variant spelling of Jeannette and a diminutive form of Jeanne, is primarily…
Jennifer-ElisabethfCelticJennifer means 'beautiful face' or 'white cheek', while Elisabeth carries the meaning '…
Jennifer-MariefCelticJennifer-Marie is a double name combining Jennifer ("the white fairy") and Marie ("the …
JennikmDanishJennik means in German something like "God is gracious" or "God is kind." More freely i…
Jens-StefanmDanishJens-Stefan is a double name combining Jens ("God is gracious") and Stefan ("the crowne…
JensenmJensen derives from 'son of Jens'
JensinefDanishJensine is a feminine variant of the biblical name Johanna, which traces back to Johannes
JeppemDanishJeppe is derived from the biblical designation Jakob, which is commonly used in Denmark…
JerekmHebrewThe boy's name Jerek is considered an American variant of the name Jeremias, which is a…
JerikmDanishThe name Jerik, a masculine name, represents a Danish, particularly Jutlandic derivatio…
JerrikmNorseJerrik is a Danish form of Erik and means 'the sole ruler'
JesuDanishJes is a Danish abbreviation of Jens, a form of the name Johannes, and means 'God is gr…
JespermDanishJesper is the Danish form of Jasper or Kaspar
Jette-JosefinafDanishJette-Josefina is a double name combining Jette ("the mistress of the home") and Josefi…
JohanmGreekJohan is a short form of Johannes and carries the meaning "God is gracious"
Johann-MagnusmLatinJohann is a short form of the biblical name Johannes, while Magnus comes from Latin and…
JonasmLatinJonas is derived from the Latinized form of the name Jona, which goes back to the ancie…
JonatanmHebrewThe first name Jonatan (Hebrew יוֹנָתָן jōnātān) has biblical origins and traces back t…
JonismDanishJonis (Jønis) is a Nordic spelling of the name Johannes, which goes back to the Latiniz…
JonnmDanishThe name Jonn is derived from the biblical names Johannes, Jonah, and Jonathan
JonnafHebrewThe name Jonna represents a short form of Johanna, which has biblical origins and ultim…
JorckmDanishThe name Jorck represents a Danish short form of Georg
JörgmDanishAs an Upper German short form of the name Georg, which comes from Ancient Greek, Jörg m…
JoridfDanishJorid is a name that can be used for both females and males, originating from the Old N…
JörnmDanishJörn is a diminutive of Jörgen, which traces back to the Low German form of Georg and c…
JulmLatinJul is a Norwegian variation of Gjurd, which is derived from Guðfrøðr
JuliuLatinJuli is primarily a female name that serves as a diminutive of Julia
Julia-JenniferfDanishJulia-Jennifer is a double name combining Julia ("the one from the Julian family") and …
JullafLatinJulla represents a modern Scandinavian variation of Julia, which has its origin in Julius
JustinefLatinJustine is considered the feminine form of Justin and has its origin in the Latin word …
JyttefDanishJytte is considered the Danish form of Jutta, which is an old pet form of the biblical …

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