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Jun (じゅん). Japanese. Meaning "Order" (順), "Abiding" (遵), "Associate" (准), "Season" (旬), or other meanings depending on kanji spelling.<ref>http://japanesenameguide.blogspot.com/2009/10/jun.html</ref>
Jun (じゅん). Japanese. Meaning "Order" (順), "Abiding" (遵), "Associate" (准), "Season" (旬), or other meanings depending on kanji spelling.<ref>http://japanesenameguide.blogspot.com/2009/10/jun.html</ref>


Juniper
Juniper  


Juno
Juno. Latin. Meaning “Young woman”. Juno was the goddess of marriage in Roman mythology,


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Lists of neutral names

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An alphabetical list of neutral names starting with J, continued from the names page, which see for more information. These are neutral-gender names, otherwise known as unisex names. They are equally appropriate for girls, boys, and people of any gender. In English-speaking countries, some of the most familiar gender-neutral names starting with J include Jackie, Jaden, Jan, Jax, Jay, Jean, Jerry, Jessie, Jo, and Jordan. However, there are many more unisex names from around the world that start with J, more than 130 of them, as listed below. Previous page: neutral names starting with I. Next page: neutral names starting with K.

The list

Jabre. American, modern. From the masculine Arabic name Jabar (جابار). Meaning "Comforting."[1][2] About 42 people in the USA have this name, 92% of whom are boys, but it's still considered unisex.[3] Keywords: two syllables

Jace. American, modern. Short form of the Greek masculine name Jason (Ἰάσων). Meaning "Healer."[4] About 3,102 people in the USA have this name, 99% of whom are boys, so it's usually considered masculine[5] but it's becoming more popular for girls, and is also considered unisex.[6] Keywords: healing, occupation, one syllable

Jacey. American, modern. Short form of the Greek masculine name Jason (Ἰάσων). Meaning "Healer."[7] About 898 people in the USA have this name, 95% of whom are girls, but it's considered unisex.[8] Keywords: healing, occupation, two syllables

Jaci

Jack

Jacki

Jackie

Jackopa

Jacky

Jackson

Jacobean

Jada

Jade

Jaden

Jadyn

Jaetyn

Jaffe

Jahdahdieh

Jaiden

Jaime

Jaimin

Jain

Jairdan

Jalen

Jam

Jamaica

Jamal

Jamari

Jame

James

Jamese

Jameson

Jamie

Jamya

Jan

Janli

January

Janus

Jarah

Jaren

Jariah

Jasbinder

Jasjot

Jasleen

Jaspreet

Java

Jawdat

Jax

Jay

Jaya

Jayce

Jaycee

Jayden

Jaylin

Jayme

Jaymes

Jazz

Jean

Jeong

Jela

Jem

Jensen

Jenski

Jenue

Jeren

Jermaine

Jerri

Jerrie

Jerry

Jersey

Jerusalem

Jess

Jessi

Jessie

Jester

Jeven

Jewel

Jewell

Ji

Jia

Jian

Jiang

Jicarilla

Jie

Jiles

Jimi

Jimmie

Jin

Jinan

Jinendra

Jing

Jiva

Jo

Joan

Jocelin

Jocelyn

Jody

Joe

Joed

Joey

Johnie

Johnnie

Jojo

Jolon

Jonas

Jools

Jolon

Jordan

Jordence

Jordyn

Jorryn

Jory

José

Joss

Jourdain

Journey

Jovany

Joweese

Joyce

Judaea

Juke

Jules

Julian

July

Jumoke

Jun (じゅん). Japanese. Meaning "Order" (順), "Abiding" (遵), "Associate" (准), "Season" (旬), or other meanings depending on kanji spelling.[9]

Juniper

Juno. Latin. Meaning “Young woman”. Juno was the goddess of marriage in Roman mythology,

Justice

Juri (じゅり). Japanese. Meaning "Acceptance" (受理), "Tree village" (樹里) or other meanings depending on kanji spelling.[10]

Jyler

Jyrgal

Jyoti

See also

References

11. https://wowbabyname.com/juno-name-meaning-and-origin/