| Jayaraju | Victory of King |
| Jayaramulu | Born victorious, a name that signifies triumph and success |
| Jayswaran | Lord of ultimate victory. |
| Jeshvanth | One who Gets Credit |
| Jethin | The Conqueror; Undefeatable |
| Jhashakeatan | Unavailable, no meaning found |
| Jhashvith | One who brings great joy. |
| Jiteen | Winner; God of Victory |
| Jithendhar | God of Victory; Conqueror of Indra |
| Jnanadeep | Light of Knowledge |
| Jnaneswar | Lord of Knowledge |
| Jogarao | A devotee of the Lord Shiva. |
| Joshman | Joyful man, a name that conveys happiness and enthusiasm |
| Kham | Born on Thursday |
| Jaamal | Beauty, elegance, or a handsome appearance |
| Jabbad | Strong, powerful, or one who is brave |
| Jabier | Gift of God, or a blessing from Allah |
| Jafaran | Gift of God, or a blessing from Allah |
| Jafur | Gift of God, or a blessing from Allah |
| Jahmar | Gift of God, or a blessing from Allah |
| Jalill | Beautiful, elegant, or one who is refined |
| Jansher | Strong, powerful, or one who is brave |
| Jasser | Gift of God, or a blessing from Allah |
| Javanshir | Young prince, or a young noble |
| Jayyed | Gift of God, or a blessing from Allah |
| Juayfir | Gift of God, or a blessing from Allah |
| Jundi | Soldier, warrior, or one who fights |
| Jusair | Gift of God, or a blessing from Allah |
| Khadeej | Derived from the Arabic word for 'traveler' or 'pilgrim' |
| Kharif | Derived from the Arabic word for 'autumn' or 'harvest season' |
| Khasab | Derived from the Arabic word for 'harbor' or 'coastal town' |
| Khassal | Derived from the Arabic word for 'exclusive' or 'private' |
| Khatar | Derived from the Arabic word for 'danger' or 'risk' |
| Khateer | Derived from the Arabic word for 'fear' or 'terror' |
| Khathib | Derived from the Arabic word for 'speaker' or 'orator' |
| Khaththab | Derived from the Arabic word for 'speech' or 'oration' |
| Khawatir | Derived from the Arabic word for 'worry' or 'anxiety' |
| Khoshnud | Derived from the Persian word for 'joy' or 'happiness' |
| Khosrau | Derived from the Persian word for 'glory' or 'fame' |
| Khufair | Derived from the Arabic word for 'fear' or 'awe' |