Juliette

Juliette is a French diminutive of Julie, meaning 'youthful'.

Julij

Julij is a Slavic form of Julian, meaning 'youthful'.

Julija

Julija is the Slavic variant of Julia and means 'youthful'.

Julijan

Youthful; a variant of Julian.

Julijana

Youthful; a feminine variant of Julian.

Julina

Youthful; derived from the name Julia.

Julinka

A diminutive form of Julia or Juliana, meaning youthful.

Julio

Youthful; a variant of Julius.

Julisa

A variant of Julia, meaning youthful.

Julisha

A variation of Julia, meaning youthful.

Juliska

A diminutive form of Julia, meaning youthful.

Julissa

A variation of Julia meaning youthful or jovial.

Juliste

Derived from the Latin 'Julius', meaning youthful.

Julita

Derived from the Latin name 'Julius' meaning youthful or downy.

Julitta

A diminutive of Julius, meaning youthful.

Julius

Derived from the Roman family name 'Julius', significance possibly related to youth or downy-headed.

Juliusz

Polish form of Julius, meaning youthful.

Juliza

Variation of Julia, meaning youthful.

Julja

Slavic variation of Julie, meaning youthful.

Jullian

Variation of Julian, meaning youthful.

Jullie

Diminutive of Julia, meaning youthful.

Julyan

A variation of Julian, meaning youthful.

Julyana

A feminine derivative of Julian, meaning youthful.

Julyane

A variant of Julyana meaning youthful.

Julyssa

A variant of Julissa, meaning youthful.

Jumapili

Sunday; signifies a day of rest and family.

Junia

Young or youthful, derived from the Roman name Junius.

Junie

A diminutive of June, referring to the month or to youth.

Junior

Designates a son bearing the same name as his father, commonly abbreviated to Jr.

Junious

A variation of Junior, often indicating the son of a person named June.

Juniper

Refers to a type of evergreen shrub that symbolizes protection and healing.

Junipero

Ancestor name possibly referring to St. Junipero Serra, known for founding missions in California.

Junot

Junot is a French diminutive form of names like 'Jean', meaning 'God is gracious'.

Juraj

Farmer, tiller of the soil.

Jurdik

Derived from 'Jure', linked to 'Earth worker'.

Jure

Derived from the Latin 'Georgius', meaning 'farmer'.

Jurek

Farmer; derived from the name George.

Jurg

A variant of George, meaning 'earth worker' or 'farmer'.

Jurgen

Worker of the earth; variant of George.

Jurgis

Farmer or earth worker; Lithuanian form of George.

Jurgita

Feminine form of Jurgis, meaning farmer.

Juri

Variant of George, meaning farmer or earth-worker.

Jurian

A variant of George, meaning 'earth worker'.

Jurica

Derived from George; means 'farmer'.

Jurij

A Slavic form of George, meaning 'farmer' or 'earthworker'.

Jurion

A diminutive form of Jurij, meaning 'farmer' or 'earthworker'.

Juris

Derived from George, meaning 'farmer' or 'tiller of soil'.

Jurji

A variation of George, meaning 'earth worker'.

Jurmin

Related to Jurij, meaning 'farmer' or 'earth worker'.

Juro

A diminutive form of Jurij, meaning 'farmer' or 'earthworker'.

Jurou

Variant of Jurij meaning 'farmer' or 'earthworker'.

Jurrijn

A variation of other names derived from George, meaning 'farmer' or 'one who tills the soil'.

Juska

Snow white; often used to describe innocence and purity.

Juspaul

A name combining 'Jus' indicating friend and 'Paul', meaning small.

Jussi

A variant of the name Joseph, meaning 'Jehovah increases'.

Justa

Just, fair, or righteous.

Justain

A variant of Justus, meaning 'just' or 'fair'.

Juste

Just, upright, or fair.

Justeen

Derived from Justus; signifies fairness and righteousness.

Justeene

Variant of Justine; signifies fairness and virtue.

Justen

Variant of Justin; signifies just and fair in English culture.

Justene

A feminine form of Justin; symbolizes righteousness.

Justice

Represents fairness or equality; often associated with moral principles.

Justin

Just or fair; widely associated with justice in English-speaking cultures.

Justina

Feminine form of Justin; signifies fairness and justice.

Justinas

A variant of Justin; emphasizes righteousness.

Justine

Feminine form of Justus; highlights virtue and fairness.

Justinian

Just; upright; a derivative of the Latin name Justus.

Justino

The Spanish form of Justin, meaning 'just' or 'fair'.

Justinus

Derived from Justin, meaning 'just' or 'fair'.

Justis

A variant of Justin, meaning 'just' or 'fair'.

Justise

A variant of justice, meaning 'fairness' or 'equity'.

Justo

The Spanish form of Justus, meaning 'just' or 'righteous'.

Juston

A variant of Justin, meaning 'just' or 'fair'.

Justus

Meaning 'just' or 'upright', commonly used in Roman history.

Justyn

A variant of Justin meaning 'just' or 'fair'.

Justyna

Just, fair, or righteous.

Jusztina

Just; derived from the Latin name Justinus meaning fair or just.

Jutta

A form of the name Judith, meaning woman from Judea.

Juuso

The Finnish variant of Joseph.

Juvas

Young or youthful.

Juvenal

Young man; youthful.

Juvencio

Young or youthful.

Juventino

A form of the name meaning 'young man.'

Juwaun

Juwaun is a modern name of American origin, often viewed as a variant of Juan.

Jy

A diminutive used in French-speaking contexts, not widely recognized with a specific meaning.

Jyh

A variation of Jay, meaning to rejoice or be happy.

Jyl

Derived from 'Juliet', meaning youthful.

Jyler

A modern variant of a name meaning cheerful.

Jyll

A variation of Jill or Julia, meaning youthful.

Jyri

Finnish variation of 'George', meaning farmer or earthworker.

Kaare

A variant of the name 'Carter,' meaning one who transports goods or one who carries a load.

Kaari

A name linked to purity and brightness, often interpreted as 'small' or 'delicate'.

Kaarin

The Finnish form of Katherine, meaning pure.

Kaarina

A Finnish form of the name Catherine, meaning pure.

Kaarle

A Finnish form of Charles, meaning free man.

Kaarlo

Derived from Charles, meaning free man.

Kaatje

A diminutive form of the name Katharina, meaning 'pure'.

Kabecka

To be a strong and noble woman in Slavic languages.

Kabelo

One who shares the burden, from the Sotho language.