Jewish Baby Names

Traditional and modern Jewish names — from Hebrew, Yiddish, and Sephardic traditions.

All Jewish Baby Names

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Jecamiah
Established by God.
Hebrew
Jeberechiah
Jeberechiah means 'God will bless' or 'blessed of God'.
Hebrew
Jearim
Forests or wooded place.
Hebrew
Jazer
Assistance, help.
Hebrew
Jaxith
God has been generous.
Hebrew
Jathan
Gift, giving.
Hebrew
Jashub
He will return.
Hebrew
Jashobeam
God's gift.
Hebrew
Jasher
Upright, righteous.
Hebrew
Jashem
He will hear.
Hebrew
Jarmuth
Protected by God.
Hebrew
Jarad
Descender; one who descends.
Hebrew
Japho
Beautiful.
Hebrew
Japhleti
God will increase.
Hebrew
Japhlet
May God increase.
Hebrew
Janohah
Grace.
Hebrew
Janoah
Rest.
Hebrew
Jamlech
May God reign.
Hebrew
Jamiel
Right hand of God.
Hebrew
Jaklyn
Supplanter.
Hebrew
Jakan
God is gracious.
Hebrew
Jaira
Jehovah helps.
Hebrew
Jahzeel
God apportions.
Hebrew
Jahaleel
Waiting for God.
Hebrew
Jaeda
Jehovah knows.
Hebrew
Jacobina
Heel-grabber, supplanter.
Hebrew
Jacobette
Heel-grabber, supplanter.
Hebrew
Jaco
Supplanter.
Hebrew
Jachan
Firm.
Hebrew
Jachai
Alive.
Hebrew
Jach
Intelligent.
Hebrew
Jabneh
Building, architecture.
Hebrew
Jabneel
God has built.
Hebrew
Jabbok
Place name mentioned in the Bible.
Hebrew
Jaaziel
God is my strength.
Hebrew
Jaazah
God strengthens or God has strengthened.
Hebrew
Jaasiel
God will create.
Hebrew
Jaasau
Doing.
Hebrew
Jaakan
Heel grabber, supplanter.
Hebrew
Izri
My help is God.
Hebrew
Izehar
Life.
Hebrew
Izanne
God is gracious.
Hebrew
Iwdael
Praise of God or God is my praise.
Hebrew
Itzy
God is my oath.
Hebrew
Issachar
Issachar means 'he will bring a reward' or 'man of hire' in Hebrew.
Hebrew
Isreal
God prevails.
Hebrew
Israil
Fights for God.
Hebrew
Ishua
Salvation.
Hebrew
Ishmachiah
God hears or God has heard.
Hebrew
Ishma
God hears
Hebrew
About Jewish naming traditions

Jewish naming customs often honor deceased relatives. Ashkenazi Jews typically name after the departed, while Sephardic Jews may name after living family members.

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