Modern invented name, blending Julie and the suffix -sha.

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

The seventh month, named for Julius Caesar.

Silver pearl.

Variant spelling of Jumana.

Twins.

Twin (feminine), also "binoculars."

Everyone loves the child.

The capital city of Alaska, named after prospector Joe Juneau.

A female apostle mentioned in the New Testament.

Diminutive of June or Junia.

Just behavior or treatment.

Feminine form of Justin, "just," "fair."

French form of Justina, "just," "fair."

Modern phonetic variant of Justice.

A plant fiber; also an ethnic group.

Roman goddess of youth.

Modern invented name, likely a variant of Tyler with a J.

Light, "flame."

Little light, "flame."

Moon goddess in Incan mythology.

Modern invented name, popularized by celebrity child Kaavia James Union Wade.

The vine, possibly referring to a specific plant.

Modern invented name, likely a creative variant of Rebecca.

Shell.

Great, "important," "elder."

Hunter.

Spirit, referring to the supernatural beings in Hopi religion.

Meaning unknown, possibly Japanese.

Bad, "evil" (in Greek); but likely used as a variant of Casey or Cassia.

Variant of Casey.

Modern invented name, from the word "cadence" (rhythm).

Variant of Khadija, "premature child."

Valuable, "worthy" (Turkish); "spring" (Albanian).

Maple tree.

Modern invented name, likely a variant of Keegan with a K.

Modern variant of Kaylee or Kali.

Modern variant of Kaylin or Caelan.

Modern invented name, blending Kay and the suffix -lyn.

German short form of Katherine, "pure."

Mirror.

Sweetheart, "close friend."

Modern invented name, likely a creative spelling of Connie or similar.

Meaning unknown; likely culturally specific.

Possibly "the dance," or a place name.

Meeting field, or other kanji combinations.

Food, "eater."

Sea child.

To eat crayfish, a place name in New Zealand.

Variant of Kyle or Cale.