| Jareh | Wounding. Cutter. |
| Jarek | A Polish name meaning serious. |
| Jarel | Blend of Jar and Darell. See also Jerrell. |
| Jarell | Blend of Jar and Darell. See also Jerrell. |
| Jaren | Modern variant of Israeli Jaron cry of rejoicing. |
| Jaresiah | The bed of the Lord, the Lord hath taken away, poverty. |
| Jaret | Strength of the spear |
| Jareth | Blend of Jar and Gareth. |
| Jarett | One who rules. Variant of Jared. |
| Jari | Powerful, Brave |
| Jariah | God has seen or awakened. |
| Jariath | A noble and strong leader. |
| Jarib | Fighting, chiding, multiplying, avenging' |
| Jarid | One who descends or flows. |
| Jarif | Intelligent; Wise |
| Jarin | Modern variant of Israeli Jaron cry of rejoicing. |
| JARINA | A peaceful, calm morning. |
| Jarine | A bright and joyful spirit. |
| Jarion | Strong and steadfast, a variant of Jared, derived from the Hebrew name Yared, meaning 'he who descends'. |
| Jarir | Corpulent, One who can pull, Name of a famous Arab poet |
| Jarish | One who is highly praised. |
| Jarissa | Jariisa is a variant of Jariisa, a name of Arabic origin meaning 'blessed' or 'gift from God'. |
| Jarita | A bird.; Mythical bird. |
| Jaritri | A Singer of Hymns; A Worshipper |
| Jariya | Beauty and light |
| Jariyah | A young, graceful maiden. |
| Jarka | A strong and hardy person. |
| Jarl | Royalty title approximately equivalent to the English Earl. |
| Jarlath | A noble and wise tribute. |
| Jarman | A man from German lands. |
| Jarmann | A man of German descent. |
| Jarmila | the grace of spring |
| Jarmuth | Fearing, or seeing, or throwing down, death. |
| Jarn | Derived from the word for iron. |
| Jarna | Lake; Spring Water; A Small Stream of Sweet Water |
| Jarnail | The commanding officer |
| Jarnav | One who is a traveler or seeker. |
| Jarnsaxa | A giantess with an iron sword. |
| Jarod | One who descends from the earth. |
| Jarold | Strong with a spear. |