Meaning
A name that means something.
JEither from the English bird name (the loud, blue-feathered Eurasian jay, ultimately from Latin gaius) or as a short form of any J-name — James, Jacob, Joseph, Jason. Independent since the 19th century.
Either from the English bird name (the loud, blue-feathered Eurasian jay, ultimately from Latin gaius) or as a short form of any J-name — James, Jacob, Joseph, Jason. Independent since the 19th century.
JEither from the English bird name (the loud, blue-feathered Eurasian jay, ultimately from Latin gaius) or as a short form of any J-name — James, Jacob, Joseph, Jason. Independent since the 19th century.
Popularity counts come from the U.S. Social Security Administration's national dataset. Meanings and origins are curated from etymological sources. If you spot an error, please let us know.