| Names that start with the letters: Ji, Jo, Ju | |
| Name | Meaning |
| Jibsam | their drought, their confusion |
| Jidlaph | he that distills water |
| Jimnah | right hand; numbering; preparing |
| Jiphtah | opening (place and male) |
| Joab | paternity; voluntary |
| Joah | fraternity; brother of the Lord |
| Joahaz | apprehending; possessing; seeing |
| Joash | who despairs or burns |
| Joatham | same as Jotham |
| Job | he that weeps or cries |
| Jobab | sorrowful, hated (King) |
| Joed | witnessing; robbing; passing over |
| Joel | he that wills or commands |
| Joezer | he that aids |
| Jogli | passing over; turning back; rejoicing |
| Joha | who enlivens or gives life |
| Johanan | who is liberal or merciful |
| John | the grace or mercy of the Lord |
| Joiarib | chiding, or multiplying, of the Lord |
| Jokim | that made the sun stand still |
| Jokshan | an offense; hardness; a knocking |
| Joktan | small dispute; contention; disgust |
| Jonadab | who gives liberally |
| Jonah, or Jonas | a dove; he that oppresses; destroyer |
| Jonan | a dove; multiplying of the people |
| Jonathan | given of God |
| Jorah, Jorai | showing; casting forth; a cauldron |
| Joram | to cast; elevated |
| Jorim | he that exalts the Lord |
| Josabad | having a dowry |
| Josaphat | same as Jehoshaphat |
| Jose | raised; who pardons |
| Joseph | increase; addition |
| Joses | same as Jose |
| Joshah | being; forgetting; owing |
| Joshaviah | the seat, alteration, or captivity of the Lord |
| Joshua | a savior; a deliverer |
| Josiah | the Lord burns; the fire of the Lord |
| Josibiah | the seat, or captivity of the Lord |
| Josiphiah | increase of the Lord; the Lord’s finishing |
| Jotham | the perfection of the Lord |
| Jothath, Jothatha | his goodness |
| Jozabad | same as Josabad |
| Jozachar | remembering; of the male sex |
| Jubal | he that runs; a trumpet |
| Jucal | mighty; perfect |
| Judas, Jude | same as Judah |
| Julius | same as Julia |
| Jupiter | the father that helpeth |
| Jushabhesed | dwelling-place; change of mercy |
| Justus | just or upright |