| Jag
(the universe) |
Jagadbandu
(Lord Krishna) |
Jaganmay
(spread over the universe) |
Jagannath
(Lord Vishnu) |
Jagat
(the universe) |
Jagadish
(lord of the universe) |
Jagjeevan
(worldly life) |
Jahan
(the world) |
Jaichand
(victory of the moon) |
Jaidayal
(victory of kindness) |
Jaidev
(victory of god) |
Jaigopal
(victory of Lord Krishna) |
Jaikrishna
(victory of Lord krishna) |
Jaimini
(an ancient philosopher) |
Jainarayan
(victory) |
Jaipal
(Lord Brahma) |
Jairaj
(lord of victory) |
Jaisal
(famous folk) |
Jaisukh
(joy of winning) |
Jaiwant
(victory) |
Jalal
(glory) |
Jalendu
(moon in the water) |
Jalil
(revered) |
Janak
(father of Sita) |
Janamejay
(a mJanardan (Lord Vishnu) |
Japa (chanting) |
Japendra
(lord of chants-Lord Shiva) |
Japesh
(lord of chants-lord Shiva) |
Jasbeer
(victorious hero) |
Jashan
(celebration) |
Jaspal
(Lord Krishna) |
Jaswant
(famous) |
Jatan
(nurturing) |
Jatin
(pertaining ato saint) |
Javed
(immortal) Jawahar (jewel) |
Jayanta
(Lord Vishnu) |
Jeemutbahan
(full of life) |
Jeevan
(life) |
Jehangir(Akbar's
son) |
Jhoomer
(ornament) |
Jignesh
(curiosity to research) |
Jihan
(the world) |
Jishnu
(Arjuna) |
Jitendra
(conqueror) |
Jivitesh
(God) |
Jogindra,
Joginder (Lord Shiva) |
Jograj
(Lord Krishna) |
Jugnu
(a firefly) |
Jusal
(pari) |
Jyotichandra
(splendour) |
Jyotiprakash
(splendour of the flame) |
Jyotiranjan
(joyous flamae) |
Jyotirdhar
(holder of the flame) |
Jyotirmoy
(lustrous) |
