BETEKENIS VAN NAMEN / MEANING OF NAMES

>>>Jacobus

ΙΑΚΩΒΟΣ - Ιάκωβος

DIEGO m Spaans
Mogelijk een korte vorm van Santiago>Santiago, maar het kan ook afgeleid zijn van de middeleeuwse naam Didacus met de betekenis "docerend" (onderwijzend) van het Griekse didache.

SANTIAGO m Spaans
Betekent "Sint Jacob", wat is afgeleid van het Spaanse santo "sint" gecombineerd met Iago “Jacob”.

YA’AQOB m Hebreeuws
Hebreeuwse naam met mogelijk als betekenis "vasthouder van de hiel" (hij die de hiel greep; hielvasthouder) of "verdringer". Andere theorieën noemen: “de foppende”, “hij zal verdringen”, “hielvasthouder verdringt”, “bedrieger”.

In de Bijbel werd Jacob geboren terwijl hij de hiel van zijn tweelingbroer Esau vasthield. Hij was de zoon van Isaac en Rebecca en de vader van de twaalf stichters van de twaalf stammen van Israël. Later werd hij Israël genoemd (Gen.22 e.v.).

In het Nieuwe Testament was Jacomus is een belangrijke apostel en de broer van de apostel Johannes. Hij werd onthoofd door Herodes Agrippa.

Een andere Jacomus die in de Bijbel wordt genoemd was de broer van Jezus.

DIEGO m Spanish
Possibly a short form of Santiago>Santiago, but it could also be derived from the medieval name Didacus which meant "teaching" from Greek didache.

SANTIAGO m Spanish
Means "Saint James", which is derived from Spanish santo "saint" combined with Iago “James”.

YA’AQOB m Hebrew
Hebrew name which possibly meant "holder of the heel" (he who held the heel; heelholder) or "supplanter". Other theories mention: “the fooling one”, “he shall cut out”, “heelholder cuts out, “cheeter”.

In the Bible Jacob was born holding his twin brother Esau's heel. He was the son of Isaac and Rebecca and the father of the twelve founders of the twelve tribes of Israel. Later he was called Israel (Gen. 22 etc.).

In the New Testament James is an important apostle and the brother of the apostle John. He was beheaded by Herod Agrippa.

Another James who is mentioned in the Bible was the brother of Jesus.

Jacobus

AKIVA m Jewish (>Yakov)

BINE f Danish (>Jacobine)

CO m Dutch (>Cobus)

COBA f Dutch (>Jacoba)

COBIE f Dutch (>Jacoba)

COBUS m Dutch (>Jacobus)

COBY m Dutch (>Jacob or Jacoba)

COOS m Dutch (>Jacobus)

COOSJE m Dutch (>Coos)

DIEGO m Spanish

DIOGO m Portuguese (>Diego)

GIACHETTA f Italian (>Giacomo)

GIACOBBE m Italian (>Jacobus)

GIACOMO m Italian (>Jacomus)

HAGOP m Armenian (>Jacob)

HAMISH m Scottish (Anglicized) (>Sheumais)

HEMI m Maori (>Jacob)

IAGO m Welsh, Spanish (>Jacob)

IAKOBOS m Greek (New Testament form) (>Ya’aqob)

IAKOPA m Hawaiian (>Jacob)

IAKOVOS m Greek (>Iakobos)

IAKOVOU m Greek (>Iakovos)

IB m Danish (>Jacob)

JAAK m Dutch (>Jakobus)

JAAKJE f Dutch (>Jaak)

JAAP m Dutch (>Jacob)

JAAPJE f Dutch (>Jaap)

JACALINE f English (Modern) (>Jacqueline)

JACKALYN f English (Modern) (>Jacqueline)

JACKI f English (>Jacqueline)

JACKIE m,f English (>Jacqueline or Jack>Johannes)

JACKLYN f English (Modern) (>Jacqueline)

JACLYN f English (Modern) (>Jacqueline)

JACOB m English, Dutch, Scandinavian (>Jacobus)

JACOBA f Dutch (>Jacobus)

JACOBINA f (>Jacob, Jacoba or Jacobine)

JACOBINE f Norwegian, Danish, Dutch (>Jacob)

JACOBO m Spanish (>Iakobos)

JACOBUS m Dutch, Latin (>Iakobos)

JACOLIEN f Dutch (>Jacqueline)

JACOMIJNTJE f Dutch (>Jacomus)

JACOMINA f Dutch (>Jacomus)

JACOMUS m Late Latin (Iakobos)

JACOPO m Italian (>Iakobos)

JACQUELINA f Dutch (>Jacqueline)

JACQUELINE f French, English (>Jacob)

JACQUELYN f English (>Jacqueline)

JACQUES m French (>Jacob and James)
JACQUETTA f English (Latinate) (>Jacquette)

JACQUETTE f English (>Jacques)

JACQUI f English (>Jacqueline)

JAGO m Cornish (>Jacob)

JAIME (1) m Spanish, Portuguese (>Jacomus)

JAIME (2) f English (>Jamie (2))
JAKA m Slovene (>Jacobus and Jacomus)
JAKAB m Hungarian (>Iakobos)

JAKKI f English (>Jacqueline)

JAKOB m German, Dutch, Scandinavian (>Iakobos)

JÁKOB m Hungarian (>Iakobos)

JAKOBA f German, Dutch (>Jacoba)

JAKOBUS m Dutch (>Iakobos)
JAKOV m Croatian (>Iakobos)

JAKUB m Polish, Czech (>Iakobos)

JAMES m English, Biblical (>Jacomus)

JAMESINA f Scottish (>James)

JAMEY m English (>James)

JAMI f English (>James)

JAMIE (1) m Scottish, English (>James)

JAMIE (2) f English (>James)

JAPIK m Dutch (>Jacob)

JAQUELINE f English (>Jacqueline)

JAQUELYN f English (>Jacqueline)

JAUME m Catalan (>Jacomus)

JAUMET m Catalan (>Jaume)

JAYCOB m English (Modern) (>Jacob)

JAYMA f (>Jamie (2))

JAYME f English (>Jamie (2))

JAYMES m English (>James)

JEB m English (>Jacob)

JEM m English (Medieval) (>James)

JEMMY m English (Medieval) (>James)

JENNY f English (>James)

JIM m English (Medieval) (>James)

JIMI m English (>Jim)

JIMMIE m,f English (>Jim)

JIMMY m English (>Jim)

JOP m Dutch (>Jacob)

JOPJE f Dutch (>Jop)

JOUKO m Finnish (>Iakobos)

KAPEL m Jewish (>Yakov)

KEUB m Dutch (>Jakob)

KIMO m Hawaiian (>James)

KO m Dutch (>Jakob)

KOBA f Dutch (>Jakoba)

KOBIE f Dutch (>Jakoba)

KOBUS m Dutch (>Jakobus)

KOOB m Dutch (>Jakobus)

KOOS m Dutch (>Jakobus)

KOOSJE f Dutch (>Koos)

KOPPEL m Jewish (>Yakov)

KUBA m Polish (>Iakobos)

SANTIAGO m Spanish

SÉAMAS m Irish (>James)

SÉAMUS m Irish (>James)

SEUMAS m Scottish (>James)

SHAMUS m Irish (Anglicized) (>Séamus)

SHEAMUS m Irish (Anglicized) (>Séamus)

SHEUMAIS m (>Seumas)

SJAAK m Dutch (>Jakobus)

THIAGO m Portuguese (>Diego)

TIAGO m Portuguese (>Diego)

YA’AQOB m Hebrew

YAKOV m Jewish, Russian (>Jacob)

YANKEL m Jewish (>Yakov)

YASHA m Russian (>Yakov)

>>>Jacob

ΙΑΚΩΒΟΣ - Ιάκωβος

SANTIAGO m Spaans
Betekent "Sint Jacob", wat is afgeleid van het Spaanse santo "sint" gecombineerd met Iago “Jacob”.

In het Nieuwe Testament was Jacomus is een belangrijke apostel en de broer van de apostel Johannes. Hij werd onthoofd door Herodes Agrippa.

Een andere Jacomus die in de Bijbel wordt genoemd was de broer van Jezus.

DIEGO m Spanish
Possibly a short form of Santiago>Santiago, but it could also be derived from the medieval name Didacus which meant "teaching" from Greek didache.

SANTIAGO m Spanish
Means "Saint James", which is derived from Spanish santo "saint" combined with Iago “James”.

In the New Testament James is an important apostle and the brother of the apostle John. He was beheaded by Herod Agrippa.

Another James who is mentioned in the Bible was the brother of Jesus.

Januarius

GIANOS m Greek

GIANUS m Latin

JANUARIOS m Greek (>Januarius)

JANUARIUS m (>Janus)

JANUS m Roman Mythology

>>>Gianus

JANUS m Romeinse mythologie

Betekent "boog, gewelfde gang" in het Latijns.

Janus was de Romeinse god van poorten en beginnen. Hij werd vaak afgebeeld met twee gezichten, die in tegenovergestelde richting keken.

JANUS m Roman Mythology
Means "archway" in Latin.

Janus was the Roman god of gateways and beginnings. He was often depicted with two faces looking in opposite directions.

Jason

IASON m Greek Mythology, Greek
JASON m English, Dutch, Biblical, Greek Mythology (Latinized) (>Iason)

IASONAS m Greek (>Iason)

JAYSON m English (Modern) (>Jason)

ΙΑΣΩΝ – Ιάσων

Ιάσονας

IASON m Griekse mythologie, Grieks

Giekse naam met de betekenis "de genezing brengende" wat was afgeleid van het Griekse iasthai "genezen" of iasis "genezing".

In het Nieuwe Testament werd deze naam gebruikt ter vertaling van de naam Joshua>Josue.

In de Griekse mythologie was Jason de leider van de Argonauten. Om zijn koninkrijk van zijn oom Pelias terug te winnen, gnig hij op zoek naar het Gouden Vlies. Gedurende zijn reizen trouwde hij met Medea, die hem het Vlies hielp te verkrijgen en zijn oom te doden. Toen hij later verliefd werd op een andere vrouw, keerde Medea zich tegen hem.

IASON m Greek Mythology, Greek

Greek name meaning "the healing bringing" which was derived from Greek iasthai "to heal" or iasis "healing".

In the New Testament this name was used to translate the name Joshua>Josue.

In Greek mythology Jason was the leader of the Argonauts. To win back his kingdom from his uncle Pelias, he went in search of the Golden Fleece. During his journeys he married the sorceress Medea, who helped him gain the fleece and kill his uncle. When he later fell in love with another woman, Medea turned against him.

Jeremiah

JERE m English (>Jeremiah)

JEREMI m Polish, Dutch (>Jeremiah)

JEREMIA (>Jeremiah)

JEREMIAH m English, Jewish, Biblical (>Yirmeyahu)

JEREMIAS m German, Dutch (>Jeremiah)

JÉRÉMIE m French (>Jeremiah)

JEREMINA f Dutch (>Jeremias)

JEREMINE f Dutch (>Jeremias)

JEREMY m English, Biblical (Variant) (>Jeremiah)

JEREMYA m (>Jeremiah)

JERI f English (>Jerry)

JERRI f English (>Jerry)

JERRIE f English (>Jerry)

JERRY m,f English (>Jeremy, Gerald or Geraldine)

JORMA m Finnish (>Jeremiah)

YIRMEYAHU m Hebrew

Ιερεμίας

YIRMEYAHU m Hebreeuws
Hebreeuwse naam met de mogelijke betekenis "Yahweh heeft verheven" (de door God verhevene; verhoogd, verheven door Jehova; Jahweh sticht).

Dit was de naam van één van de grote profeten in het Oude Testament, auteur van het Boek van Jeremiah (ca. 600 v.Chr.).

YIRMEYAHU m Hebrew
Hebrew name which possibly meant "Yahweh has uplifted" (exaltated by God; raised, exaltated by Jehova; Jahweh establishes).

This was the name of one of the major prophets of the Old Testament, author of the Book of Jeremiah (ca. 600 BC).

Joachim

ACHIM m German (>Joachim)

ACHYEM m (see Achim)
AKIM m Russian (>Joachim)

GIOACCHINO m Italian (>Joachim)

GIOACHINO m Italian (>Joachim)

IOAKEIM m Greek (>Joachim)

IOAKIM m Greek (>Joachim)

JOACHIM m English, French, German, Polish, Biblical
JOACIM m Greek (>Joachim)

JOAKIM m Scandinavian (>Joachim)

JOAQUIM m Portuguese, Catalan (>Joachim)
JOAQUIMA f Catalan (>Joachim)

JOAQUIN m Spanish (>Joachim)

JOCHEM m German, Dutch (>Joachim)

JOCHEMINA f Dutch (>Jochem)

JOCHEMKE m Dutch (>Jochem)

JOCHEN m German (>Joachim)

JOCHIM m German (>Joachim)

JOKUM m Danish (>Joachim)

KIM m Scandinavian (>Joachim)

QUIM m Portuguese, Catalan (>Joaquim)

YAKIM m Russian (>Joachim)

YEHOYAKIM m (see Achim)

>>>Achim

ΙΩΑΚΕΙΜ

ACHIM m Duits
Duitse korte vorm van Joachim>Joachim.

Meerdere betekenissen worden genoemd:

Mijn broeder (Matth. 1:14)

Van Yehoyakim of: Achyem.

Broer van de moeder (oom)

JOACHIM m Engels, Frans, Duits, Pools, Bijbels
Betekent "opgericht door YAHWEH" (Jahweh richt op) in het Hebreeuws.

In het Oude Testament is Joachim een koning van Judah (2 Kon.23).

In de apocrytische Gospel van Jacob was dit de naam van de echtgenoot van Sint Anna en vader van de Maagd Maria.

ACHIM m German
German short form of Joachim>Joachim.

Several meanings are mentioned:

My brother (Matth. 1:14)

From Yehoyakim or: Achyem. Brother of the mother (uncle)

JOACHIM m English, French, German, Polish, Biblical
Means "established by YAHWEH" (Jahweh establishes) in Hebrew.

In the Old Testament Joachim is a king of Judah (2 Kon.23). In the apocryphal Gospel of James this was the name of the husband of Saint Anne and father of the Virgin Mary.

Joannicius (Ioninicus)

IONINICUS m Latin (>Johannes)

IOANNICOS m Greek (>Ioannes)

IOANNIKOS m Greek (>Ioannes)

IONINICOS m Greek (>Ioannes)

JOANNICIUS m Latin (>Johannes)

JOANNIKIOS m Greek (>Ioannes)

>>>Johannes (Theologos)

>>>Johannes (Theologos)

Job

GIOBBE m Italian (>Job)

HIOB m German (>Job)

IYOV m Jewish (>Job)

JOB m Biblical

JOBA f Dutch (>Job)

JOBBE m Dutch (>Job)

JOBBINA f Dutch (>Job)

JOBBINE f Dutch (>Job)

JOBINA f Dutch (>Job)
JOBY m English (>Job)

JOBJE f Dutch (>Job)

JOPPA f Dutch (>Job)

JOB m Bijbels
Betekent "vervolgd" in het Hebreeuws (de zwaarbeproefde; de vervolgde; de bedrieger/de vervolgde).

In het Boek van Job in het Oude Testament, is hij een geduldig man die door God verkeerd wordt behandeld om hem te testen.

JOB m Biblical
Means "persecuted" in Hebrew (the trialed; the prosecuted; the cheeter/the prosecuted).

In the Book of Job in the Old Testament, he is a patient man who is mistreated by God in order to be tested.

Joel

JOËL m French (>Joel)

JOEL m English, Jewish, Biblical (>Yoel)

JOELLE f French (>Joel)

YOEL m Jewish

YOEL m Hebreeuws
Hebreeuwse naam met de betekenis "YAHWEH is God" (Jehova-God, of Jehova (is) God).

Joel was een kleine profeet in het Oude Testament, de auteur van het Boek van Joel.

YOEL m Jewish
Hebrew name which means "YAHWEH is God" (Jehova-God, or Jehova (is) God).

Joel was a minor prophet in the Old Testament, the author of the Book of Joel.

Johannes (Theologos)

AN f Dutch (>Johanna)

ASIA (2) f Polish (>Joanna)

BAPTISTE m French

BATTISTA m Italian (>Baptiste)

CHEVONNE f Irish (Anglicized) (>Siobhan)

DESHAUN m English (Modern) (combination of the name prefix De and Shaun)

DESHAWN m English (Modern) (combination of the name prefix De and Shawn)

EAN m Manx (>John)

EOIN m Irish, Scottish (Gaelic) (>John)

EVAN m Welsh, English (Anglicized) (>Iefan)

GENETTE f English (Modern) (Gene>Eugenius or Jeanette)

GIAMBATTISTA m Italian (combination: Gianni and Battista, given in honour of Saint John the Baptist)

GIAMPAOLO m Italian (combination of Gianni and Paolo>Paulus)

GIAMPIERO m Italian (combination of Gianni and Piero>Petrus)

GIANLUCA m Italian (combination of Gianni and Luca (1)>Lucas)

GIANMARCO m Italian (combination of Gianni and Marco>Marcus)

GIANMARIA m Italian (combination of Gianni and Maria>Maria)

GIANNA f Italian (>Giovanna)

GIANNI m Italian (>Giovanni)

GIANNINA f Italian (>Giovanna)

GIANNINO m Italian (>Giovanni)

GIANNIS m Greek (>Ioannis)

GIANPAOLO m Italian (combination of Gianni and Paolo>Paulus)

GIANPIERO m Italian (combination of Gianni and Piero>Petrus)

GIOVANNA f Italian (>Johannes)

GIOVANNETTA f Italian (>Giovanna)

GIOVANNI m Italian (>Johannes)

GJON m Albanian (>Johannes)

GUANITA f Spanish (>Johannes)

HAMPUS m Swedish (>Hans)

HAN f,m Dutch (>Johanna or Johannes)

HANK m English (>Hankin)

HANKE m German (>Johan)

HANKIN m (Medieval) (>John and Henry)

HANNA f German, Dutch (>Johanna)

HANNE f German, Dutch (>Johanna)

HANNE f Dutch (>Johanne)

HANNELORE f German (combination of Hanne and Eleonore>Helena)

HANNES m Dutch (>Johannes)

HANNIE f Dutch (>Johanna)

HANNU m Finnish (>Johannes)

HANNY f Dutch (>Johanna)

HANS m German, Dutch, Scandinavian (>Johannes)

HANSJE f Dutch (>Johanna)

HASSE f Swedish (>Johannes)

HOVHANNES m Armenian (>Johannes)

IAIN m Scottish (>John)

IAN m Scottish (Modern), English (>John)

IANCU m Romanian (>Johannes)

IANTO m Welsh (>Ifan)

IEFAN m Welsh (>John and Evangelos>Evangelos)

IEUAN m Welsh (Old) (>John)

IFAN m Welsh (>John)

IOAN m Romanian, Bulgarian (>Johannes)

IOANA f Romanian, Bulgarian (>Johannes)

IOANN m Russian (Old) (>Johannes)

IOANNA f Greek (>Ioannes)

IOANNES m Greek (>Yochanan)

IOANNICOS m Greek (>Ioannes)

IOANNIKOS m Greek (>Ioannes)

IOANNIS m Greek (>Yochanan)

IOANNOU m Greek (>Ioannis)

ION m Basque, Romanian (>Johannes)

IONEL m Romanian (>Johannes)

IONELA f Romanian (>Johannes)

IONINICOS m Greek (>Ioannes)

IONINICUS m Latin (>Johannes)

IONUT m Romanian (>Johannes)

IVA f Czech, Russian, Bulgarian, Serbian, Croatian (>Ivana)

IVAN m Russian, Czech, Croatian (>Johannes)

IVANA f Czech, Serbian, Croatian, Slovene (>Ivan)

IVANKA f Czech, Serbian, Croatian, Bulgarian (>Ivana)

IVANNA f Russian, Ukrainian (>Ivan)

IWAN m Polish, Russian (>Johannes)

JAAN m Estonian (>Johannes)

JAAN f Dutch (>Johanna)

JAANA f Finnish (>Jane)

JAANTJE f Dutch (>Johanna)

JACK m English (Medieval) (>John)

JACKIE m,f English (>Jack or Jacqueline>Jacob)

JAKE m English (Medieval) (>Jack)

JAN (1) m Dutch, Scandinavian, Czech, Polish, German (>Johannes)

JAN (2) f English (>John)

JANA f Dutch, Czech, Polish (>Johannes)

JANAE f English (>Jane)

JANCSI m Hungarian (>János)

JANE f English (>Jehanne)

JANECEK m Czech (>Jan (1))

JANEK m Polish (>Jan (1))

JANEKA f English (>Jane)

JANEL f English (>Jane)

JANELE f English (>Jane)

JANELLA f English (>Jane)

JANELLE f English (>Jane)

JANENE f English (>Janine)

JANESSA f English (>Jane)

JANET f English (>Jane)

JANETTA f English (>Jane)

JANETTE f English (>Jane)

JANEY f English (>Jane)

JANEZ m Slovene (>Johannes)

JANI m Finnish, Hungarian (>Johannes)

JANI m Greek (>Ioanna)

JANICE f English (>Jane)

JANIE f English (>Jane)

JANIKA m Hungarian (>János)

JANINA f Polish, English (Latinate) (>Jeannine)

JANINE f English, Dutch (>Jeannine)

JANIS (1) m Latvian (>Johannes)

JANIS (2) f English (>Jane)

JANIS (3) f Dutch (>Johanna)

JANKA f Dutch (>Janko)

JANKE f Dutch (>Janka)

JANKO m Dutch (>Johannes)

JANNA (1) f English (>Jan (2))

JANNA (2) f Dutch (>Johanna)

JANNA (3) f Greek (>Ioanna)

JANNAH f English (>Jan (2), perhaps blended with Hannah>Anna)

JANNE (1) m Swedish (>Jan (1))

JANNE (2) f Danish, Norwegian, Dutch (>Johanna)

JANNEGIEN f Dutch (>Johannes)

JANNEKE f Dutch (>Jan (1))

JANNES m Dutch (>Johannes)

JANNETJE m Dutch (>Johanna)

JANNICK m Danish (>Jan (1))

JANNIE f Dutch (>Johanna)

JANNIGJE f Dutch (>Johanna)

JANNIKE f Scandinavian (>Jane)

JANNINE f English (>Janine)

JANNY f Dutch (>Johanna)

JÁNOS m Hungarian (>Johannes)

JANS f Dutch (>Jansina)

JANSINA f Dutch (>Johannes)

JANTIEN f Dutch (>Johannes)

JANUS m Dutch (>Johannes)

JANUSZ m Polish (>János)

JANY f Dutch (>Johanna)

JAYNA f English (Modern) (>Jane)

JAYNE f English (Modern) (>Jane)

JAYNIE f English (>Jane)

JEAN (1) m French (>Johannes)

JEAN (2) f English (Medieval) (>Jane)

JEANA f English (>Jean (2))

JEAN-BAPTISTE m French (combination of Jean (1) and Baptiste, in honour to Saint John the Baptist.

JEANE f English (>Jean (2))

JEANETTE f English (>Jeanne)

JEANIE f English (>Jean (2))

JEANINE f French, English (>Jeannine)

JEAN-MARIE m French (combination of Jean (1) and Marie>Maria)

JEANNA f English (>Jean (2))

JEANNE f French (Modern) (>Jehanne)

JEANNETTE f French (>Jeanne)

JEANNIE f English (>Jeanne)

JEANNINE f French, English (>Jeanne)

JEANNOT m French (>Jean (1))

JEHANNE f Old French (>Johannes)

JENELLE f English (>Jennifer or Jeanne)

JENKE f Dutch (>Johanna)

JENNA f English (Latinate) (>Jenny)

JENNI f English (>Jenny)

JENNIE f English (>Jenny)

JENNY f English

JENS m Danish, Dutch (>Johannes)

JENSKE f Dutch (>Jens)

JESSI f English (>Jessie)

JESSIE (1) f Scottish (>Jean (2))

JO f,m Dutch (>Johanna or Johannes)

JOAN (1) f English (>Johanne (1))

JOAN (2) m Catalan (>Johannes)

JOANA f Portuguese (>Ioannes)

JOANDRA f English (Modern) (combination of Joanne and Andrea (2)>Andreas)

JOANN f English (>Joan (1))

JOANNA f English, Polish, Biblical (Latinized) (>Ioanna)

JOANNE f English (>Joan (1))

JOANNES m Latin, Dutch (>Johannes)

JOANNICIUS m Latin (>Johannes)

JOANNIKIOS m Greek (>Ioannes)

JOÃO m Portuguese (>Johannes)

JOCHJO m Esperanto (>Johannes or Joseph>Joseph)

JOCK m Scottish (>Jack)

JOCKIE m Scottish (>Jack)

JOCKY m Scottish (>Jack)

JOHAN m Scandinavian, German, Czech, Dutch (>Johannes)

JOHANA f Czech (>Johan)

JOHANAN m Hebrew (>Yehochanan)

JOHANN m German (>Johannes)

JÓHANN m Icelandic (>Johannes)

JOHANNA f German, Scandinavian, Dutch, Hungarian (Latinate) (>Johannes)

JÓHANNA f Icelandic (>Johannes)

JOHANNE (1) f Old French (>Johannes)

JOHANNE (2) f Danish, Norwegian (>Johannes)

JOHANNEKE f Dutch (>Johanna)

JOHANNES m German, Dutch, Scandinavian, Late Roman (>Ioannes)

JÓHANNES m Icelandic (>Johannes)

JOHANNES m Latin, Biblical (>Ioannes)

JOHANO m Esperanto (>Johannes)

JOHN m English, Biblical (>Johannes)

JOHNIE m English (>John)

JOHNNIE m,f English (>John)

JOHNNY m English (>John)

JOKE f Dutch (>Johanna)

JÓN m Icelandic (>Johannes)

JON m Scandinavian, Basque, Dutch (>Johannes)

JÓNA f Icelandic (>Johannes)

JONAS m Lithuanian (>Johannes)

JONELLE f English (>John)

JONETTE f Norwegian, English (>John)

JONI (1) f English (>Joan (1))

JONI (2) m Finnish (>Johannes)

JONIE f English (>John or Jonah)

JONNA f Danish, Swedish (>Johanna)

JONNY m English (Modern) (>Johnny)

JOOP m Dutch (>Johannes or Jozef>Joseph)

JOUNI m Finnish (>Johannes)

JOVAN m Serbian, Macedonian (>Johannes)

JOVANA f Serbian (>Johannes)

JOVANKA f Serbian (>Jovana)

JOWAN m Cornish (>John)

JUAN m Spanish (>Johannes)

JUANA f Spanish (>Juan)

JUANITA f Spanish (>Juan)

JUANITO m Spanish (>Juan)

JUHA m Finnish (>Johannes)

JUHANA m Finnish (>Johannes)

JUHANI m Finnish (>Johannes)

JUHO m Finnish (>Johannes)

JUKKA m Finnish (>Johannes)

JUSSI m Finnish (>Johannes)

KEONI m Hawaiian (>Johannes)

KESHAUN m English (Modern) (combination of the prefix Ke and Shaun)

KESHAWN m English (Modern) (combination of the prefix Ke and Shawn)

LASHAWN f,m English (Modern) (combination of the prefix La and Shawn)

LASHONDA f English (Modern) (combination of the prefix La and Shonda)

LOULA f Greek (>Ioanna)

MARJAANA f Finnish (combination of Marja>Maria and Jaana)

NELU m Romanian (>Ion)

NETTIE f Dutch (>Jeanette)

NINO m Italian (>Giannino and other names ending in nino)

OANA f Romanian (>Ioana)

ROULIS m Greek (>Ioannis)

SEÁN m Irish (>John)

SEAN m Irish (>John)

SEOC m Scottish (Gaelic) (>Jack)

SEONA f Scottish (Anglicized) (>Seonag or Seònaid)

SEONAG f Scottish (>Joan (1))

SEÒNAID f Scottish (>Joan (1))

SHAN f English (Anglicized) (>Sian)

SHANA f English (Anglicized) (>Siani)

SHANE m Irish, English (Anglicized) (>Seán)

SHANELLE f English (Modern) (possibly invented name, maybe form of Shan or Chanel)

SHANENE f English (Modern) (possibly invented name, maybe form of Shan)

SHANIA f English (Modern) (>Shayna or Shan)

SHANICE f English (Modern) (possibly invented name, maybe form of Shan)

SHANIKA f English (Modern) (possibly invented name, maybe form of Shan)

SHAUN m English (Anglicized) (Seán)

SHAUNA f English (>Shaun)

SHAVONNE f Irish, English (Anglicized) (>Siobhan)

SHAWN m,f English (Anglicized) (>Seán)

SHAWNA f English (>Shawn)

SHAWNDA f English (>Shawn)

SHEENA f Scottish, English (Anglicized) Sìne)

SHEENAGH f English (Modern) (>Sheena)

SHENA f (>Sheena)

SHEONA f (Anglicized) (>Seonag or Seònaid)

SHEVAUN f Irish, English (Anglicized) (>Siobhan)

SHEVON f Irish, English (Anglicized) (>Siobhan)

SHONA f Scottish (Anglicized) (>Seonag or Seònaid)

SHONDA f English (Modern) (>Shawnda)

SIAN f Welsh (>Jeanne)

SIANA f Welsh (>Sian)

SIANI f Welsh (>Sian)

SÍNE f Irish (>Jeanne)

SÌNE f Scottish (>Jeanne)

SINÉAD f Irish (>Jeanette)

SÌNEAG f Scottish (>Jeanette)

SIOBHAN f Irish (>Jehanne)

SIÔN m Welsh (>John via Old French Jean)

SIONED f Welsh (>Janet)

SIWAN f Welsh (>Joan (1))

SJAAN f Dutch (>Johanna)

SJAANTJE f Dutch (>Sjaan)

SJANG m Dutch (>Johannes)

SJENG m Dutch (>Johannes)

TEASAG f Scottish (>Jean (2))

VAN m English (>Ivan or Vance)

VANJA f Scandinavian (>Vanya)

VANYA m Russian (>Ivan)

WANNE m Dutch (>Johannes)

XOÁN m Galician (>Johannes)

YAHYA m Arabic (>Yochanan)

YAN m (>Yann)

YANICK m,f Breton, French (>Yann)

YANN m Breton, French (>Johannes)

YANNA f Greek (>Ioanna)

YANNIC m,f Breton, French (>Yann)

YANNICK m,f Breton, French (>Yann)

YANNIEK m Dutch (>Johanna)

YANNINA f Dutch (>Johanna)

YANNIS m Greek (>Ioannis)

YEHOCHANAN m Hebrew

YIANNA f Greek (>Ioanna)

YIANNIS m Greek (>Ioannis)

YOCHANAN m Biblical (Original) (>Yehochanan)

ZSANETT f Hungarian (>Jeannette)

>>> Joannicius (Ioninicus)

Γιάννης

Ιωάννα

ΙΩΑΝΝΗΣ

BAPTISTE m Frans

Betekent "doper" in het Frans, afgeleid van het Griekse baphein "dopen".

Deze naam wordt gewoonlijk gegeven ter ere van Sint Johannes de Doper.

YEHOCHANAN m Hebreeuws
Hebreeuwse naam met de betekenis "Yahweh is genadig" (God is genadig; Jehova gaf genadiglijk, of genadegift van Jehova).

Een hooggeëerde Heilige in het Nieuwe Testament was Johannes de Doper, de voorloper van Jezus Christus, die werd onthoofd door Herodes Antipas.

Een andere belangrijke heilige met deze naam was de apostel Johannes, tevens verondersteld auteur van de vierde Gospel en Revelatie.

BAPTISTE m French

Means "baptist" in French, derived from Greek baphein "to dip".

This name is usually given in honour of Saint John the Baptist.

YEHOCHANAN m Hebrew
Hebrew name which meant "Yahweh is gracious" (God is mercyful; Jehova gave merciful, or gift of mercy from Jehova; Jahweh is merciful).

A highly revered Saint in the New Testament was John the Baptist, the forerunner of Jesus Christ, who was beheaded by Herod Antipas.

Another important saint with this name was the apostle John who was also supposedly the author of the fourth Gospel and Revelation.

Joseph

BEPPE m Italian (>Giuseppe)

FIEKE f Dutch (>Josefina)

FIEN f Dutch (>Josefina)

FIF m French (>Joséphine)

FIFI f French (>Joséphine)

FINE f Dutch (>Josefine)

GIOSETTA f Italian (>Josette)

GIUSEPPE m Italian (>Joseph)

GIUSEPPINA f Italian (>Giuseppe)

HOHEPA m Maori (>Joseph)

HOVSEP m Armenian (>Joseph)

IOSEF m Greek (>Joseph)

IOSEPHOS m Greek (>Yoseph)

IOSIF m Russian, Bulgarian, Greek (>Joseph)

JEF m Dutch (>Josef)

JEU m Dutch (>Joseph)

JO m,f English (>Joseph, Jolene and other names that begin with Jo)

JOBETH f English (combination of Jo and Beth>Elisabeth, Bithynia)

JOCHJO m Esperanto (>Johannes>Johannes or Joseph)

JOE m English (>Joseph)

JOEP m Dutch (>Jozef)

JOETTA f English (>Jo)

JOEY m English (>Joseph)

JOOP m Dutch (>Johannes>Johannes or Jozef)

JOOS m Dutch (>Justus>Justina/Justinus, or Jozef)

JOOSEPPI m Finnish (>Joseph)

JOOST m Dutch (>Josef)

JOS m Dutch (>Jozef)

JOSÉ m Spanish, Portuguese (>Joseph)

JOSÉE f French (>Joseph)

JOSEF m German, Scandinavian, Czech, Dutch (>Joseph)

JOSEFA f Spanish, Portuguese, Czech, Dutch (>Josephus)

JOSEFIEN f Dutch (>Josefina)

JOSEFINA f Spanish, Dutch (>Josephus)

JOSEFINE f Dutch (>Josephus)

JOSEFUS m Dutch (>Josephus)

JOSEP m Catalan (>Joseph)

JOSEPH m English, French, German, Biblical (>Josephus)

JOSEPHA f English, German (>Joseph, Josephus)

JOSÈPHE f French (>Josephus)

JOSEPHINA f English, Dutch (Latinate) (>Joséphine)

JOSEPHINE f English, Dutch (>Joséphine)

JOSÉPHINE f French (>Josephus)

JOSEPHUS m Latin (>Iosephos)

JOSES m Biblical, Greek (>Joseph)

JOSETTE f French (>Joséphine)

JOSIANE f French (>Joséphine)

JOSIE f English (>Josephine)

JOSIEN f Dutch (>Josina)

JOSIF m Serbian (>Joseph)

JOSINA f Dutch (>Josephina)

JOSINE f Dutch (>Josephine)

JOSIP m Croatian, Slovene (>Joseph)

JOSJE f Dutch (>Josephina)

JÓSKA m Hungarian (>József)

JOZE m Slovene (>Joseph)

JOZEF m Slovak, Slovene, Polish, Dutch (>Joseph)

JOZEFA f Hungarian, Polish, Dutch (>Joseph)

JOZEFIEN f Dutch (>Jozefina)

JOZEFINA f Dutch (>Josephina)

JOZEFO m Esperanto (>Joseph)

JOZEVA f Dutch (>Josefa)

JOZEVUS m Dutch (>Josefus)

JOZO m Croatian (>Joseph)

JÓZSEF m Hungarian (>Joseph)

JÓZSI m Hungarian (>József)

JUOZAS m Lithuanian (>Josephus)

JUUSO m Finnish (>Joseph)

OSIP m Russian (>Joseph)

OSSIP m Russian (>Osip)

PEPCA f Slovene (>Josephine)

PEPE m Spanish (>Joseph)

PEPITA f Spanish (>Joseph)

PEPITO m Spanish (>Joseph)

PHINE f Dutch (>Josephine)

POSIE f English (>Josephine)

POSY f English (>Josephine)

SEÒSAIDH m Scottish (>Joseph)

SEOSAMH m Irish (>Joseph)

SEPP m German, Swedish (>Joseph)

SEPPEL m German (>Joseph)

SIFI m Greek (>Iosif)

SINA f Dutch (>Josefina)

SJEF m Dutch (>Josef)

SJEFKE Dutch (>Josef)

XOSÉ m Galician (>Joseph)

YOSEF m Jewish (>Yoseph)

YOSEPH m Hebrew

YOUSEF m Arabic (>Yosef)

YOUSSEF m Arabic (>Yosef)

YUSEF m Arabic (>Yusuf)

YUSSEL m Jewish (>Yoseph)

YUSUF m Arabic, Turkish (>Yosef)

ZÉ m Portuguese (>José)

ZEF m Dutch (>Jozef)

ZEP m Dutch (>Jozef)

ZEVA f Dutch (>Jozeva)

ZEVUS m Dutch (>Jozevus)

ZJEF m Dutch (>Jozef)

YOSEPH m Hebreeuws
Hebreeuwse naam met de betekenis "hij zal toevoegen" (de toegevoegde; hij zal bijvoegen, of toeneming; Jahweh geve vermeerdering).

In het Oude Testament was Jozef de elfde zoon van Jacob en Rachel. Omdat hij de lievelingszoon van zijn vader was, verkochten zijn oudere broers hem en stuurden hem naar Egypte. Tegen hun vader zeiden ze dat Jozef gestorven was. In Egypte werd Jozef een adviseur van de farao.Hij verzoende zich met zijn broers toen zij naar Egypte kwamen tijdens een hongersnood (Gen.37 e.v.).

In het Nieuwe Testament is dit ook de naam van Jozef, de man van Maria, en van Jozef van Arimathea.

YOSEPH m Hebrew
Hebrew name meaning "he will add" (the added; he shall add, or increasement;

Jahweh giveth increasement).

In the Old Testament Joseph was the eleventh son of Jacob and Rachel. Because he was the favourite of his father, his older brothers sold him and sent him to Egypt. They told their father that Joseph had died. In Egypt Joseph became an advisor to the pharaoh. He was reconciled with his brothers when they came to Egypt during a famine (Gen.37 etc.).

In the New Testament this is also the name of Joseph, the husband of Mary, and Joseph of Arimathea.

Josue

CHUCHO m Spanish (>Jesús)

CHUS m Spanish (>Jesús)

GIOSUÈ m Italian (>Joshua)

IESOUS m Greek (>Yeshua)

IOKUA m Hawaiian (>Joshua)

ISSA m Arabic (>Yeshua)

JESÚS m Spanish, Portuguese (>Jesus)

JESUS m Theology, Biblical (>Iesous)

JESUSA f Spanish, Portuguese (>Jesús)

JOSH m English (>Joshua)

JOSHAWA m English (Modern) (>Joshua)

JOSHUA m English, Biblical (>Yehoshua)

JOSUE m Spanish, French (>Joshua)

JÓZSUA m Hungarian (>Joshua)

JOZUA m Dutch (>Joshua)

YEHOSHUA m Hebrew

YESHUA m Aramaic (>Yehoshua)

YUSHUA m Arabic (>Yehoshua)

YEHOSHUA m Hebreeuws

Hebreeuwse naam met de betekenis "Yahweh is salvation".

Yeshua ben Yoseph was de naam van Jezus Christus. Hij was de bron van de Christelijke religie en de centrale figuur in het Nieuwe testament.

Volgens de vier Gospels was hji de Zoon van God en de Maagd Maria. Hji vervulde de profetieen in het Oude Testament van de Messias. Hij preekte drie jaar en werd toen gekruisigd in Jeruzalem.

>>>Zie ook Jason

YEHOSHUA m Hebrew

Hebrew name meaning "Yahweh is salvation".

Yeshua ben Yoseph was the name of Jesus Christ. He was the source of the Christian religion and the central figure of the New Testament. The four Gospels state that he was the son of God and the Virgin Mary. He fulfilled the Old Testament prophecies of the Messiah. He preached for three years and was then crucified in Jerusalem.

>>>See also Jason

Judas

GIUDITTA f Italian (>Judith)

HUDES f Jewish (>Judith)

JEHUDIT f (>Yehudit)

JODENE f English (>Jody)

JODI f English (>Jody)

JODIE f English (>Jody)

JODY f,m English (>Judith or Jude)

JUDAH m Biblical, English (>Yehudah)

JUDAS m Biblical, Greek (>Judah)

JUDE m English, Biblical (>Judas)
JUDI f English (>Judith)

JUDICA f Dutch (>Judith)

JUDIE f English (>Judith)

JUDIT f Hungarian (>Judith)

JUDITA f Czech (>Judith)

JUDITE f Portuguese (>Judith)

JUDITH f English, Jewish, French, Dutch, Biblical (>Yehudit)

JUDY f English (>Judith)

JUDYTA f Polish (>Judith)

JUTTA f German (>Judith)

JUTTE f German (>Judith)

JYTTE f Danish (>Judith)

YEHUDAH m Jewish

YEHUDI m Hebrew (Modern) (>Judah)

YEHUDIT f Jewish

YIDEL f Jewish (>Judith)

YUDEL m Jewish (>Judah)

YUTKE f Jewish (>Judith)

YEHUDAH m Joods
Hebreeuwse naam met de betekenis "geprezen, geloofd" (lof).

Judas Iscariot was de apostel die Jezus verraade (Nieuwe Testament).

De naam Jude wordt geassocieerd met de tweede apostel genaamd Judas (niet Judas Iscariot). Hij was de veronderstelde auteur van de Brief van Jude.

Judah was één van de twaalf zonen van Jacob en de voorouder van de stam van Judah (Oude Testament). Deze stam leidde de Exodus vanuit Egypte. Koning David en Jezus waren afstammelingen van Judah.

YEHUDIT f Joods

Hebreeuwse naam met de betekenis "vrouw van Judea". Judea was een oud gebied in Israel.

Deze naam wordt ook gebruikt als een feminieme vorm van Judah>Judah.

YEHUDAH m Jewish
Hebrew name meaning "praised" (praise).

Judas Iscariot was the apostle who betrayed Jesus (New Testament).

The name of Jude is associated with the second apostle named Judas (not Judas Iscariot). He was supposedly the author of the Epistle of Jude.

Judah was one of the twelve sons of Jacob and the ancestor of the tribe of Judah (Old Testament). This tribe led the Exodus from Egypt. King David and Jesus were descendents of Judah.

YEHUDIT f Jewish

Hebrew name meaning "woman from Judea". Judea was an ancient region in Israel.

This name is also used as a feminine form of Judah>Judah.

Julia

GIULIA f Italian (>Julius>Julias)

GIULIETTA f Italian (>Giulia)

IOULIA f Greek (>Julia)

IOYLIA f Greek (>Julia)

IÚILE f Irish (>Julia)

IULIA f Romanian (>Julia)

JOOLS m,f English (>Jules)

JOULITTA f (>Julitta)

JULES f English (>Julia)

JULI f Hungarian (>Julia)

JULIA f English, German, Spanish, Portuguese, Dutch, Ancient Roman, Biblical (Latinate) (>Julius>Julias)

JÚLIA f Hungarian (>Julia)

JULIE f French, English (>Julia)

JULIET f English (>Julie)

JULIETTE f French (>Julie)

JULIJA f Slovene (>Julia)

JULISKA f Hungarian (>Julia)

JULITTA f (>Julia)

JULY f English (>Julia)

JUUL m Dutch (>Julianus, Juliana, Julius or Julia)

LILI f German (>Julia or Juliana)

YULIA f Russian (>Yuliya)

YULIYA f Russian, Bulgarian (>Julia)

>>>Juliana, Julianna, Julianus, Julias, Jullita

ΙΟΥΛΙΑ

De jeugdige;

Jong, jeugdig (Rom. 16:15);

De jongeling, gewijd aan Jupiter

>>>Julias

The juvenile;

Young, youthful (Rom. 16:15);

Youth/lad, consecrated to Jupiter

>>>Julias

Juliana

GIULIANA f Italian (>Giuliano)

IOYLIANI f Greek (>Juliana)

IULIANA f Romanian (>Juliana)

JULIAAN f Dutch (>Juliana)

JULIANA f Dutch, German, English, Spanish, Portuguese, Ancient Roman (>Julianus>Julianus)

JULIANE f French, German, Dutch (>Julian)

JULIANNA f English, Hungarian, Dutch (>Julianus>Julianus)

JULIANNE f English, Dutch (>Julianus>Julianus)

JUUL m Dutch (>Julianus, Juliana, Julius or Julia)

LEANN f English (Modern) (>Liane or combination of Lee and Ann)

LEANNA f English (>Liana or combination of Lee and Anna)

LEANNE f English (>Liane or combination of Lee and Anne)

LIANA f Italian, Portuguese, English (>Eliana or Juliana)

LIANE f French, English (Éliane or Juliane)

LIANNE f English (>Liane)

LILI f German (>Julia or Juliana)

YULIANA f Russian (>Juliana)

>>>Julia, Julianna, Julianus, Julias, Jullita

ΙΟΥΛΙΑΝΗ

JULIANA f Nederlands, Duits, Engels, Spaans, Portugees, Oud-Romeins (>Julianus>Julianus)
Juliana was een geliefde Nederlandse koningin (moeder van Koningin Beatrix der Nederlanden). Ze overleed op 20 maart 2004. Veel mensen noemden haar “de moeder van Nederland”.

>>>Julias

JULIANA f Dutch, German, English, Spanish, Portuguese, Ancient Roman (>Julianus>Julianus)
Juliana was a beloved queen of the Netherlands (mother of Queen Beatrix of the Netherlands). She died on the 20th of march 2004. Many people called her “the mother of the Netherlands”.

>>>Julias

Prinses Juliana overleden

Julianna

GIULIANA f Italian (>Giuliano)

IOYLIANI f Greek (>Juliana)

IULIANA f Romanian (>Juliana)

JULIAAN f Dutch (>Juliana)

JULIANA f Dutch, German, English, Spanish, Portuguese, Ancient Roman (>Julianus>Julianus)

JULIANE f French, German, Dutch (>Julian)

JULIANNA f English, Hungarian, Dutch (>Julianus>Julianus)

JULIANNE f English, Dutch (>Julianus>Julianus)

JUUL m Dutch (>Julianus, Juliana, Julius or Julia)

LEANN f English (Modern) (>Liane or combination of Lee and Ann)

LEANNA f English (>Liana or combination of Lee and Anna)

LEANNE f English (>Liane or combination of Lee and Anne)

LIANA f Italian, Portuguese, English (>Eliana or Juliana)

LIANE f French, English (Éliane or Juliane)

LIANNE f English (>Liane)

LILI f German (>Julia or Juliana)

YULIANA f Russian (>Juliana)

>>>Julia, Juliana, Julianus, Julias, Jullita

ΙΟΥΛΙΑΝΗ

>>>Julias

>>>Julias

Julianus

GILLIAN f English (>Julian)

GIULIA f Italian (>Julius>Julias)

GIULIANA f Italian (>Giuliano)

GIULIANO m Italian (>Julianus)

GIULIETTA f Italian (>Giulia)

IOULIA f Greek (>Julia)

IOULIAS m Greek (>Julius)

IOYLIA f Greek (>Julia)

IOYLIANI f Greek (>Juliana)

IÚILE f Irish (>Julia)

IULIA f Romanian (>Julia)

IULIAN m Romanian (>Julianus)

IULIANA f Romanian (>Juliana)

JILL f English (>Gillian)

JILLIAN f English (>Gillian)

JILLIE f English (>Jill)

JILLY f English (>Jill)

JOLYON m English (Medieval) (>Julian)

JOOLS m,f English (>Jules)

JOULITTA f (>Julitta)

JULE m French (>Julius)

JULES (1) m French (>Julius)

JULES (2) f English (>Julia)

JULI f Hungarian (>Julia)

JULIA f English, German, Spanish, Portuguese, Dutch, Ancient Roman, Biblical (Latinate) (>julius>Julias)

JÚLIA f Hungarian (>Julia)

JULIAAN f Dutch (>Juliana)

JULIÁN m Spanish (>Julianus)

JULIAN m English, Dutch (>Julianus)

JULIANA f Dutch, German, English, Spanish, Portuguese, Ancient Roman (>Julianus)

JULIANE f French, German, Dutch (>Julian)

JULIANNA f English, Hungarian, Dutch (>Julianus)

JULIANNE f English, Dutch (>Julianus)

JULIANOS m Greek (>Julianus)

JULIANUS m Roman (>Julius>Julias)

JULIAS (>Julius)

JULIE f French, English (>Julia)

JULIEN m French (>Julianus)

JULIENNE f French (>Julianus)

JULIET f English (>Julie)

JULIETTE f French (>Julie)

JULIJA f Slovene (>Julia)

JULIO m Spanish, Portuguese (>Julius>Julias)

JULISKA f Hungarian (>Julia)

JULITTA f (>Julia)

JULIUS m Ancient Roman, English

JULIUSZ m Polish (>Julius>Julias)

JULY f English (>Julia)

JULYAN m English (>Julian)

JUUL m Dutch (>Julianus, Juliana, Julius or Julia)

JUULT m Dutch (>Julianus)

LEANN f English (Modern) (>Liane or combination of Lee and Ann)

LEANNA f English (>Liana or combination of Lee and Anna)

LEANNE f English (>Liane or combination of Lee and Anne)

LIANA f Italian, Portuguese, English (>Eliana or Juliana)

LIANE f French, English (Éliane or Juliane)

LIANNE f English (>Liane)

LILI f German (>Julia or Juliana)

YULIA f Russian (>Yuliya)

YULIANA f Russian (>Juliana)

YULIYA f Russian, Bulgarian (>Julia)

>>>Julia, Juliana, Julianna, Julias, Jullita

ΙΟΥΛΙΑ

ΙΟΥΛΙΑΝΗ

>>>Julias

N.B.: Op sommige lijsten worden de namen Ioulias, Ioulia en Ioylia (en daarom ook alle buitenlandse vormen van Julia en Julius) aangegeven op de naamdag van Julianus. Het is niet zeker of dit juist is, aangezien deze namen rechtstreeks zijn afgeleid van Julius, en niet van Julianus.

>>>Julias

>>>Julias

N.B.: Some lists state that people with the names Ioulias, Ioulia and Ioylia (and therefore also all foreign forms of Julia and Julius) have their nameday on the same day as Julianus. It is not certain if this right, because these names are derived directly from Julius, and not from Julianus.

>>>Julias

Julias

GIULIA f Italian (>Julius)

GIULIANA f Italian (>Giuliano)

GIULIANO m Italian (>Julianius)

GIULIETTA f Italian (>Giulia)

GIULIO m Italian (>Julius)

GYULA m Hungarian (>Julius)

IOULIA f Greek (>Julia)

IOULIAS m Greek (>Julius)

IOYLIA f Greek (>Julia)

IOYLIANI f Greek (>Juliana)

IÚILE f Irish (>Julia)

IULIA f Romanian (>Julia)

IULIAN m Romanian (>Julianus)

IULIANA f Romanian (>Juliana)

JILL f English (>Gillian)

JILLIAN f English (>Gillian)

JILLY f English (>Jill)

JOLYON m English (Medieval) (>Julian)

JOOLS m,f English (>Jules (1) or Jules (2))

JOULITTA f (>Julitta)

JULE m French (>Julius)

JULES (1) m French (>Julius)

JULES (2) f English (>Julia)

JULI f Hungarian (>Julia)

JULIA f English, German, Spanish, Portuguese, Dutch, Ancient Roman, Biblical (Latinate) (>Julius)

JÚLIA f Hungarian (>Julia)

JULIAAN f Dutch (>Juliana)

JULIAN m English, German (>Julianus)

JULIÁN m Spanish (>Julianus)

JULIANA f Dutch, German, English, Spanish, Portuguese, Ancient Roman (>Julianus)

JULIANE f French, German, Dutch (>Julian)

JULIANNA f English, Hungarian, Dutch (>Julianus)

JULIANNE f English, Dutch (>Julianus)

JULIANOS m Greek (>Julianus)

JULIANUS m Roman (>Julianus)

JULIANUS m Roman (>Julius)

JULIAS (>Julius)

JULIE f French, English (>Julia)

JULIEN m French

JULIENNE f French (>Julianus)

JULIET f English (>Julie)

JULIETTE f French (>Julie)

JULIJA f Slovene (>Julia)

JULIO m Spanish, Portuguese (>Julius)

JULISKA f Hungarian (>Julia)

JULITTA f (>Julia)

JULIUS m Ancient Roman, English

JULIUSZ m Polish (>Julius)

JULY f English (>Julia)

JULYAN m English (>Julian)

JUUL m Dutch (>Julianus, Juliana, Julius or Julia)

JUULT m Dutch (>Julianus)

LEANN f English (Modern) (>Liane or combination of Lee and Ann)

LEANNA f English (>Liana or combination of Lee and Anna)

LEANNE f English (>Liane or combination of Lee and Anne)

LIANA f Italian, Portuguese, English (>Eliana or Juliana)

LIANE f French, English, Dutch (>Éliane or Juliane)

LIANNE f English (>Liane)

LILI f German (>Julia or Juliana)

YULIA f Russian (>Yuliya)

YULIANA f Russian (>Juliana)

YULIYA f Russian, Bulgarian (>Julia)

>>>Julia, Juliana, Julianna, Julianus, Jullita

ΙΟΥΛΙΑ

ΙΟΥΛΙΑΝΗ

JULIUS m Oud-Romeins, Engels
Van een Romeinse familienaam die mogelijk afgeleid was van het Griekse ioulos "donsbebaarde" of ioulios “de jeugdige” (jong, jeugdig (Rom.16:15); de jongeling, gewijd aan Jupiter).

JULIUS m Ancient Roman, English
From a Roman family name which was possibly derived from Greek ioulos "downy-bearded" or ioulios “the juvenile” (young, youthful (Rom.16:15); youth/lad, consecrated to Jupiter).

Julitta

GIULIETTA f Italian (>Giulia)

JOULITTA f (>Julitta)

JULIET f English (>Julie)

JULIETTE f French (>Julie)

JULITTA f (>Julia)

>>>Julia, Juliana, Julianna, Julianus, Julias

De jeugdige;

Jong, jeugdig (Rom. 16:15);

De jongeling, gewijd aan Jupiter

>>>Julias

The juvenile;

Young, youthful (Rom. 16:15);

Youth/lad, consecrated to Jupiter

>>>Julias

Junia

JUNE f English (>Juno)

JUNIA

JUNIAS

JUNO f Roman Mythology

Misschien gerelateerd aan de volgende naam:

JUNO f Romeinse mythologie
Betekenis onbekend.

In de Romeinse mythologie was Juno de vrouw van Jupiter en de koningin van de hemelen. Ze was de beschermster van het huwelijk en van vrouwen. Ze was ook de godin van financieën.

Perhaps related to the following name:

JUNO f Roman Mythology
Meaning unknown.

In Roman mythology Juno was the wife of Jupiter and the queen of the heavens. She was the protectress of marriage and women. She also was the goddess of finance.

Justina

GIUSTINA f Italian (>Justinus)

GIUSTINO m Italian (>Justinus)

GIUSTO m Italian (>Justus)

IESTYN m Welsh (>Justin)

IOUSTIOUNIS m Greek (>Justianus)

JOOS m Dutch (>Justus or Jozef>Joseph)

JOOST m Dutch (>Justus or Jodocus)

JUST m Dutch (>Justinus or Justus)

JUSTE m French (>Justus)

JUSTIANUS m Latin, Dutch (>Justus)

JUSTIN m English, French (>Justinus).

JUSTINA f English, Ancient Roman (>Justinus)

JUSTINE f French, English, Dutch

JUSTINIAN m German (>Justinianus)

JUSTINIANUS m (>Justinus)

JUSTINUS m Latin (>Justus)

JUSTUS m Ancient Roman, Dutch

JUSTY m,f English (>Justin or Justine)

JUSTYN m English (>Justin)

JUSTYNA f Polish (>Justinus)

STIEN f Dutch (>Justine)

USTINYA f Russian (>Justina)

>>>Justinus

JUSTUS m Latijns

Romeinse familienaam met de betekenis "rechtvaardig" in het Latijns (de rechtvaardige, de rechtschapene).

JUSTUS m Ancient Roman

Roman family name which meant "just" in Latin (the righteous, the just).

Justinus

GIUSTINA f Italian (>Justinus)

GIUSTINO m Italian (>Justinus)

GIUSTO m Italian (>Justus)

IESTYN m Welsh (>Justin)

IOUSTIOUNIS m Greek (>Justianus)

JOOS m Dutch (>Justus or Jozef>Joseph)

JOOST m Dutch (>Justus or Jodocus)

JUST m Dutch (>Justinus or Justus)

JUSTE m French (>Justus)

JUSTIANUS m Latin, Dutch (>Justus)

JUSTIN m English, French (>Justinus).

JUSTINA f English, Ancient Roman (>Justinus)

JUSTINE f French, English, Dutch

JUSTINIAN m German (>Justinianus)

JUSTINIANUS m (>Justinus)

JUSTINUS m Latin (>Justus)

JUSTUS m Ancient Roman, Dutch

JUSTY m,f English (>Justin or Justine)

JUSTYN m English (>Justin)

JUSTYNA f Polish (>Justinus)

STIEN f Dutch (>Justine)

USTINYA f Russian (>Justina)

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JUSTUS m Oud-Romeins
Romeine familienaam die "rechtschapen" betekende in het Latijns.

Justinus was de naam van verschillende vroege heiligen, waaronder de apostel en martelaar Justinus, een Christelijke filosoof uit de 2e eeuw. Hij werd onthoofd in Rome.

JUSTUS m Ancient Roman
Roman family name which meant "just" in Latin.

Justin was the name of several early saints including the apostle and martyr Justin, a Christian philosopher of the 2nd century. He was beheaded in Rome.