Dew.

Modern invented name, likely blending Jay and Len.

Modern variant of Alena or Galina, or a blend name.

Modern variant of Jolene or a blend name.

Modern invented name, likely blending Jay and Alyssa.

Modern invented name, possibly a variant of Julia or a blend.

Modern invented name, possibly a variant of Julie or Jolie.

Great, "exalted," "revered."

Modern invented name, blending Ja- and Lisa.

Modern invented name, blending Ja- and the popular -liyah suffix (from Aaliyah).

A sweet spread.

The Caribbean island nation, from Ta�no "Xaymaca" (land of wood and water).

Beauty.

Modern invented name, possibly blending Jamal and Mari, or a variant of Jamar.

Feminine form of Jamari or an elaborated variant.

Scottish variant of James.

Elaborated feminine form of Jamal, or a blend name.

Feminine variant of James.

Another variant spelling of Jameela, "beautiful."

Modern variant of Jasmine or a blend of James and Jasmine.

Beautiful, "lovely."

Modern invented name, variant of Jamia or an elaboration.

The Yamuna river, a sacred river in India.

Modern invented name, variant of Jamiya or similar.

Modern invented name, likely a phonetic variant of Janay or Jenae.

Heart, "soul," "gardens."

Feminine variant of Francis, or a modern invention.

Modern invented name, likely a blend of Jan and names ending in -dina.

Modern invented name, likely a variant of Geneva or a blend.

Modern elaboration of Jane or Janelle.

French feminine diminutive of John, "God is gracious."

Modern invented name, likely blending Jane and Vanessa.

Spanish variant of Janet.

French diminutive of Jane.

Modern variant of Tania or a separate invention.

God answers.

Diminutive of Jane or Janet.

Estonian/German diminutive of Jane or Johanna.

Polish/German feminine form of John, "God is gracious."

French diminutive of Jane.

Variant of Janet or Janice; popularized by singer Janis Joplin.

Modern invented name, variant of Janiyah or an independent creation.

Variant of Janiya.

Likely a modern invented name.

Paradise (Arabic), "ostrich" (Hebrew).

Moon.

Dutch diminutive of Johanna, "God is gracious."

Diminutive of Johanna or Janet.

Dutch diminutive of Johanna.

The month of January, named for Janus, god of beginnings.