Sanskrit Boy Names Starting With J (List 4)
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Sanskrit Baby Boy Names That Start With J Letter & Meaning (List 4)
Let's checkout below list, what are the Sanskritbabyboy names starting with J letter with meaning and usage.
| Name | M/F | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Jivini |  |
Meaning : One Who Lives Really, The Sun, Praise Used in : Sanskrit |
| Jivitesa | |
Meaning : Lord Of The Living, The Sun, The Moon Used in : Sanskrit |
| Jivitesvara | |
Meaning : God Of The Living, Another Name For Siva Used in : Sanskrit |
| Jnana | |
Meaning : Knowledge Used in : Sanskrit, Australian |
| Jnanabhaskara | |
Meaning : Sun Of Knowledge Used in : Sanskrit |
| Jnanacaksus | |
Meaning : Eye Of Knowledge, Intellectual Vision Used in : Sanskrit |
| Jnanacandra | |
Meaning : Moon Of Knowledge Used in : Sanskrit |
| Jnanadarpana | |
Meaning : Mirror Of Knowledge Used in : Hindu, Sanskrit |
| Jnanadarsana | |
Meaning : Supreme Knowledge Used in : Sanskrit |
| Jnanadatta | |
Meaning : Given By Knowledge Used in : Sanskrit |
| Jnanadeva | |
Meaning : Lord Of Knowledge Used in : Sanskrit |
| Jnanadipa | |
Meaning : Curiosity Of Know Used in : Sanskrit |
| Jnanadirgha | |
Meaning : Life Giving Used in : Hindu, Sanskrit |
| Jnanagarbha | |
Meaning : Filled By Knowledge Used in : Sanskrit |
| Jnanakara | |
Meaning : Mine Of Knowledge Used in : Sanskrit |
| Jnanaketu | |
Meaning : With The Marks Of Intelligence Used in : Sanskrit |
| Jnanakirti | |
Meaning : With Famed Knowledge Used in : Sanskrit |
| Jnanamaya | |
Meaning : Full Of Knowledge, Another Name For Siva Used in : Sanskrit |
| Jnanamurti | |
Meaning : A Symbol Of Knowledge Used in : Sanskrit |
| Jnanaparaga | |
Meaning : With Celebrated Knowledge Used in : Sanskrit |
| Jnanapavana | |
Meaning : Purifying Knowledge Used in : Sanskrit |
| Jnanaprabha | |
Meaning : Brilliant With Knowledge Used in : Sanskrit |
| Jnanaprakasha | |
Meaning : Light Of Knowledge Used in : Sanskrit |
| Jnanaraja | |
Meaning : Lord Of Knowledge Used in : Sanskrit |
| Jnanasagara | |
Meaning : Ocean Of Knowledge Used in : Sanskrit |
| Jnanavajra | |
Meaning : Thunder Bolt Of Knowledge Used in : Sanskrit |
| Jnanavata | |
Meaning : Endowed With Knowledge Used in : Sanskrit |
| Jnanavati | |
Meaning : Endowed Of Knowledge Used in : Sanskrit |
| Jnanesa | |
Meaning : Lord Of Knowledge Used in : Sanskrit |
| Jnanesvara | |
Meaning : Lord Of Knowledge Used in : Sanskrit |
| Jnanin | |
Meaning : Endowed With Knowledge Used in : Sanskrit |
| Jnanolka | |
Meaning : Meter Of Knowledge Used in : Sanskrit |
| Jnanottma | |
Meaning : With Supreme Knowledge Used in : Sanskrit |
| Jnansri | |
Meaning : With Divine Knowledge Used in : Sanskrit |
| Jnata | |
Meaning : Known, Understood Used in : Sanskrit |
| Jnatanandana | |
Meaning : Son Of Jnata Family, Another Name For Mahavira Used in : Sanskrit, Hindu |
| Jnataputra | |
Meaning : Son Of Jnata Family, Another Name For Mahavira Used in : Sanskrit |
| Joganatha | |
Meaning : Lord Of Yoga Used in : Sanskrit |
| Jogendra | |
Meaning : King Of Yogis Used in : Bengali, Hindu, Sanskrit |
| Jogendranatha | |
Meaning : Used in : Sanskrit |
| Jogesa | |
Meaning : Lord Of Yogis Used in : Sanskrit, Sanskrit |
| Jogia | |
Meaning : The Colour Worn By Ascetics, The Colour Saffron Used in : Sanskrit |
| Josita | |
Meaning : Pleased Used in : Sanskrit, Australian |
| Jotinga | |
Meaning : Absorbed In Penance, Another Name For Siva Used in : Sanskrit |
| Jugalakisora | |
Meaning : A Pair Of Adolescents Used in : Sanskrit |
| Jugnu | |
Meaning : Glow Worm, Firefly, Ornament Used in : Sanskrit, Gujarati |
| Juhu | |
Meaning : A Tongue, A Flame Used in : Sanskrit |
| Juska | |
Meaning : S Used in : Sanskrit, Finnish |
| Jvalana | |
Meaning : Flaming, Another Name For Agni Used in : Sanskrit, Sanskrit |