Female and male first names : United States.



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Jocalynn is a unique American female given name created by combining elements of "Joe" and the feminine form of Scottish "Callum", meaning "dove".
Jocee is an American variant spelling of Josephine, which means "God will increase." It was popularized by Napoleon Bonaparte in the early 19th century but remains relatively uncommon today.
Jocey is an American name of recent origin with no specific history or meaning, created to sound like popular names from its era. It is relatively rare, with only 13 births recorded between 2010 and 2019 in the US.
Jocilyn is a distinctive American name created by blending Joy and Celine, symbolizing heavenly joy despite lacking a definitive meaning or historical figure.
Jocquez is a rare African American name likely created from elements of Joseph, John, and Jack.
Jodean is an English name meaning 'God is Gracious,' popularized by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow in his poem 'The Courtship of Miles Standish.'
Jodeci is a unique, African-American unisex given name coined by the 1990s R&B group, combining their first letters with an 'i' for stylistic purposes, having no specific meaning outside its musical connection.
Jodee is a modern American given name of unknown origin and meaning, gaining popularity in English-speaking countries.
Jodice is a rare Hebrew female name derived from Yochved, meaning 'she will praise', and was first used by Jewish immigrants to the USA in the late 19th century. It carries historical significance through figures like suffragist Jodice Bickel and conveys strength and intelligence due to its biblical roots.
Jodilynn is an American name created by combining 'Jodi', meaning peace, and 'Lynn', meaning from the lake, resulting in a unique and melodic name with the meaning of "peace from the lake".
Jody is a distinctive American name created by author William Faulkner for his character in "The Sound and the Fury." It has since become unisex and popular worldwide, although its meaning remains uncertain.
Jodyne is an American female name created by combining Judith and Lynda, gaining popularity in recent years for its uniqueness despite lacking historical roots or specific meaning.
Joeanthony is a distinctively American given name, created as a creative fusion of the timeless classics Joseph ('God shall increase') and Anthony ('priceless'), first appearing in the late 20th century.
Joelee is a unique, American unisex name created by combining Joel and Lee, with no specific meaning but offering contemporary appeal.
Joeleigh is a modern American name created by combining Joey and Leigh, standing out for its unique sound without a specific meaning.
Joellen is an American name formed by combining Joy ("rejoice") and Ellen ("light").
Joelliane is a unique American name, created in the mid-20th century by combining 'Joe' and 'Eliane', without any specific meaning or etymology. It remains relatively rare today, adding to its appeal as a creative and individual choice for parents seeking a distinctive moniker.
Joemy is a unique given name with unknown origin; while some believe it's a variant of Joey or Joe (meaning "God will increase"), others suggest Welsh roots from Iefan ("God is gracious"); despite uncertain etymology, Joemy has gained recent popularity in the US.
Joequan is a captivating name of African origin, blending the English "Joe," meaning "God will increase," with the Swahili "kuwanza," signifying "first fruits" or "the beginning of a new era.
Joetta is an American female name derived from Josephine, which means "God shall increase." It signifies strength, independence, and self-assurance.
Joevon is a distinctive American name of unknown origin, possibly combining elements from other names, with no clear historical meaning but often associated with positivity.
Joeylynn is a unique American name formed by combining Joey (diminutive of Joseph/Josephine) and Lynn (short form of Lynette or names starting with 'Lyn'). While it doesn't have a specific meaning on its own, Joeylynn can be interpreted as symbolizing growth and abundance by water or connection to nature. Its components have rich histories, particularly Joseph from biblical times, making Joeylynn a distinctive blend of familiarity and originality.
Joham is a variant spelling of the Hebrew name John, which means "God is gracious".
Johna is a rare yet traditional female variant of the Hebrew name John, meaning "graced by God.
Johnae is an American unisex name with a possible origin from the combination of John ('God is gracious') and Jane ('graced by God'), conveying divine grace or blessing.
Johnai is an American name derived from Hebrew 'John', meaning "God is gracious". Coined by John A. Mcgee in the mid-20th century, Johnai signifies grace while maintaining a unique identity separate from traditional 'John'.
Johnathyn is a unique American male name with no clear origin or established meaning, often chosen for its distinctive sound.
Johnaven is a rare American name created by blending John, a biblical figure's name, with Haven, meaning 'safe place', embodying both strength and security.
Johncarl is an American name combining Hebrew 'John' (meaning "God is gracious") and Germanic 'Carl' ("freeholder" or "strong").
Johncarter is a distinctive English name created by author Edgar Rice Burroughs for his Mars series protagonist. It combines "John," meaning 'God is gracious,' and "Carter," an occupational surname for a goods carrier.
Johnchristian is an American given name, formed by combining 'John' (meaning 'God is gracious') and 'Christian' ('follower of Christ'), signifying one who finds grace through faith in Jesus Christ.
Johndaniel is a distinct American given name that blends classic 'John' meaning "God is gracious" with less common 'Daniel' signifying "God is my judge". Together, they create a powerful moniker symbolizing strength, grace, and wisdom.
Johnecia is an uncommon African-American given name coined in the late 20th century, with no specific historical background. Its meaning remains unclear but it has gained popularity recently, likely due to its distinctive sound and spelling.
Johneice is an African American-origin name created in the mid-20th century, believed to mean 'gift from God' or 'God's gift', with limited popularity since its first appearance in 1970.
Johnel is a unique given name of unknown origin and meaning, first popularized in the United States during the mid-20th century.
Johnell is a unique American given name, likely derived from Jonathan, meaning "God has heard" in Hebrew, interpreted as "God has heard all." It emerged mid-20th century, associated with African American culture but found among various ethnicities. Despite its rarity, notable figures like Johnell Franklin and Johnell Mason have brought it some recognition.
Johnella is a distinctive African American female name derived from the combination of Johanna ('God is gracious') and Ella (grace, charm), resulting in a unique moniker with historical significance and elegance.
Johnelle is a rare American name created in the late 19th century by combining elements from traditional names like John or Jonathan, meaning "God is gracious," with the feminine suffix "-elle." It has been used mostly as a feminine name despite its somewhat unisex appearance.
Johnelle is a distinctive American name created by blending John (Hebrew, "God is gracious") and Ellen ("beautiful fairy").
Johneric is an American given name created by combining classic English "John" with Norse suffix "-eric," meaning "power" or "ruler.