Any Size Dog Names

Jenoso

Jens

A variant of the name 'John', meaning 'God is gracious'

Jeri

Variant of Jerry, used in French and Brazilian Portuguese

Jericho

From the name of a city in Israel mentioned in the Old Testament

Jerico

The name Jerico means 'city of the moon' or 'place of the moon'.

Jerla

Jero

Stage name of Jerome Charles White Jr., an American enka singer

Jerome

From the Greek Hieronymos, "sacred name"

Jeron

A masculine given name recorded in English and in history

Jersey

Recorded as an English given name for boys and girls; also the largest Channel Island

Jeska

A variation of the name Jessica, meaning 'foresighted'.

Jesky

Jess

Diminutive of Jessica, originally from Hebrew meaning 'to behold' or 'to see'.

Jesse

English form of the Hebrew name Yišay, via Latin Iesse

Jessy

Variant of Jesse or Jessie.

Jester

English word for a court fool or entertainer

Jet

Short form of Henriette or Mariette

Jeter

An English surname

Jethro

His name means 'excellence' or 'abundance'.

Jetson

Recorded as a rare English masculine given name

Jett

From the English word jet, denoting a jet aircraft or an intense black colour

Jetty

Dutch given name; also an English word for a man-made structure protruding from land into water

Jex

A surname; also recorded as a given name in English

Jez

Diminutive of Jeremy

Jiggly

Jiggy

No documented meaning in the sources checked

Jill

Short form of Gillian, a medieval form of Juliana, from Latin.

Jim

Medieval diminutive of James

Jimbo

A given name, often short for James; also a Japanese surname and a Swahili word meaning state or province.

Jiminy

Derived from the phrase 'jiminy cricket', used as a mild exclamation or expression of surprise

Jimmie

Diminutive or feminine form of James

Jimmy

English diminutive of James, formed from Jim with the suffix -y

Jingle

Jingo

Jinn

A supernatural spirit in Arabic mythology, often depicted as being able to grant wishes

Jinna

Jinno

A Japanese surname written 神野

Jinx

English word for a curse or a person or thing supposed to bring bad luck.

Jirko

A name with Slavic roots.

Joana

Portuguese and Catalan form of Iohanna (see Joanna)

Joaquin

Unaccented form of Joaquín, the Spanish version of Joachim

Jobe

A surname and a given name

Jobie

English, formed from Job with -ie; informally a member of Job's Daughters International

Joby

The meaning of 'Joby'.

Jock

A Scots term for a friend or a fellow

Jockel

A diminutive of Jakob, Jörg or Joachim

Jody

Diminutive of Josephine, Joseph, Joanna and other names beginning with Jo

Joe

Short form of Joseph

Joel

From the Hebrew name יוֹאֵל (Yoʾel), meaning "Yahweh is God"

Joey

Diminutive of Joseph, also a feminine diminutive of Josephine or Johanna

Jofi

Joga

Jogi

Johann

German form of Iohannes, from Hebrew Yochanan, meaning "Yahweh is gracious"

Johnny

Diminutive of John; an English personal name used since the 16th century.

Jojo

Diminutive of Joseph, Jolene and other names beginning with Jo

Joker

English word for a person who makes jokes, a jester, or a playing card

Jokim

Joko

From Javanese jaka, meaning "young man, boy"

Jolanda

Dutch, Slovene and Croatian form of Yolanda and Italian variant of Iolanda

Jolene

A name thought to mean 'pretty girl' or 'to be a little pretty'.

Jolie

Pretty or beautiful in French

Jolle

Jollie

A surname; the sources checked do not record it as a given name

Jolly

English word meaning cheerful or happy; recorded as a rare given name in American English

Jon

Scandinavian and basque form of iohannes (john); also a short form of jonathan

Jon Snow

Jona

From Biblical Hebrew yōnāh, "dove"; a Dutch form of Jonah, and short for Jonatan

Jonah

From the Hebrew name יוֹנָה (Yona), meaning "dove"

Jonas

Greek form of Jonah, used in some English New Testament translations; also a Lithuanian form of John.

Jones

From the English and Welsh surname, itself derived from the given name John

Jonesy

A diminutive of the surname Jones, formed with the suffix -y

Jonna

Short form of Johanna

Jonny

English diminutive of Jonathan

Jonty

English masculine given name, a diminutive of Jonathan

Jools

Diminutive of Julian or Julia

Joost

Dutch form of Iudocus, sometimes a diminutive of Justus or Jozef

Jora

No meaning is documented in the sources checked

Jorah

A name of Hebrew origin meaning 'the lonely one'.

Jordan

From the Hebrew yarad, "descend, flow down", via the name of the Jordan River

Jordana

Feminine form of Jordan

Jordi

Catalan form of George, from Greek Geōrgios.

Jordie

Either a diminutive of Jordan or a variant of Geordie

Jordis

Recorded as a rare feminine given name in German

Jordy

Dutch and French form of Jordi; also a diminutive of Jordan or a variant of Geordie.

Jorey

A Cornish masculine given name, recorded as a variant of Jory.

Jorgie

No documented meaning in the sources checked

Jorja

Variant of Georgia

Jorna

Related to George, from the Greek 'georgos' — an earth worker or farmer.

Josch

Joschka

The name Joschka is often associated with the German name Joschua, which means ‘God is salvation’.

Jose

Unaccented form of José, used mainly in America and the Philippines

Josephine

English, German and Dutch form of Joséphine, from French Joséphine, a diminutive of Josèphe, the feminine form of Joseph.

Josey

Derived from the name Joseph, meaning 'God will increase.'

Josh

Derived from the Hebrew name Yeshua, meaning 'to deliver' or 'to rescue.'

Joshi

Indian and Nepali surname used by the Brahmin caste, also spelled Jyoshi

Joshua

From the Hebrew name Yehoshua, meaning "Yahweh is salvation"

Josias

Portuguese and French form of Josiah

Josip

Croatian and Slovene form of Joseph

Josse

Derived from the Hebrew name Yossef, meaning 'God will add'