| Javaa | A person full of great energy. |
| Javert | Derived from the French name Javer |
| Jawaharlal | It means a precious red jewel |
| Jayadhara | One who holds the victory |
| Jayalekha | A record of great victory |
| Jayama | One who is always victorious |
| Jayamallika | A garland of great victory |
| Jayamani | A jewel of great victory |
| Jayamaya | Full of glorious victory |
| Jayamita | A friend of great victory |
| Jayanika | One who brings the victory |
| Jayantha | One who is always victorious |
| Jayanvi | A person who brings victory |
| Jayarupa | One with a victorious form |
| Jayashyla | A person of victorious nature |
| Jayasiri | The glory of being victorious |
| Jayasita | Victory of the goddess Sita |
| Jayavanthi | One who possesses victory |
| Jayawanti | A woman who is victorious |
| Jayeshi | Goddess of ultimate victory |
| Jayika | A girl who is a winner today |
| Jermajesty | A royal and majestic leader. |
| Jhal | A spark of brilliant light. |
| Jhiqui | One who is uniquely gifted. |
| Jhiya | A bright ray of pure light. |
| Jhur | A strong and steady spirit. |
| Jinta | A person of great kindness. |
| Jintana | A beautiful garden of life. |
| Jitish | The lord of all victories. |
| Jiv | One who is full of vitality. |
| Jive | A person with lively energy. |
| Jivish | One who is full of life. |
| Jodhabai | A princess from Jodhpur. |
| Jodhpur | The blue city of India. |
| Jolt | A sudden burst of energy. |
| Joplin | Derived from Job, a name. |
| Jordavi | A unique, modern name form. |
| Jormun | Derived from Norse legends. |
| Jotaro | A large, strong firstborn. |
| Joviana | Belonging to the god Jupiter. |