Baby Names Ending In J

Girls' and boys' names ending in J, ranked by how many babies actually got them, plus how the ending itself has risen or fallen over the last century.

Girls ending in J, 2025
<0.01%
vs <0.01% in 2000
Girls' J names in use
9
32 recorded since 1880
Girls' peak
2017
at 0.01% of names
Boys ending in J, 2025
0.08%
vs 0.05% in 2000
Boys' J names in use
58
137 recorded since 1880
Boys' peak
2024
at 0.09% of names

How J has fared since 1880

Share of all listed U.S. births given a name ending in J, year by year. Plotted as a share rather than a count — raw counts track how many babies were born, so every ending would appear to peak in 1957.

188019532025
GirlsBoys
Save nameName & meaning
History
1926–2025, yearly counts; individually scaled
Babies 2025 · rank5-year rank movementPeak year
217#1,027
Up 125 rank positions in five years
2011
100#1,667
Down 519 rank positions in five years
2015
112#1,544
Down 461 rank positions in five years
1998
80#1,932
Down 36 rank positions in five years
2012
22#4,670
Down 286 rank positions in five years
2003
26#4,129
Down 648 rank positions in five years
1988
18#6,514
Down 1,533 rank positions in five years
2009
144#1,338
Up 173 rank positions in five years
2024
27#3,966
Down 1,301 rank positions in five years
2020
55#2,476
Down 267 rank positions in five years
2016
13#6,751
Down 504 rank positions in five years
2003
24#4,357
Down 358 rank positions in five years
2021
18#5,255
Up 48 rank positions in five years
2022
39#3,104
Up 859 rank positions in five years
2022
13#6,757
Down 1,920 rank positions in five years
2011
24#4,371
Down 250 rank positions in five years
2017
15#7,172
Down 2,406 rank positions in five years
2017
7#9,754
Down 3,453 rank positions in five years
2012
19#5,191
Down 2,931 rank positions in five years
2016
23#5,541
Up 1,648 rank positions in five years
2024
20#4,972
Up 897 rank positions in five years
2019
16#5,801
Down 1,554 rank positions in five years
2012
96#1,700
Up 2,328 rank positions in five years
2025
16#5,621
Up 95 rank positions in five years
2011
6#10,780
Up 1,364 rank positions in five years
1994
15#6,082
Up 2,520 rank positions in five years
2012
16#5,676
Up 1,993 rank positions in five years
2022
22#5,684
Down 397 rank positions in five years
2017
16#5,759
Up 3,508 rank positions in five years
2007
10#8,126
Down 1,163 rank positions in five years
2018
8#11,711
Down 2,872 rank positions in five years
2013
11#7,473
Up 993 rank positions in five years
2007
12#7,017
Up 4,353 rank positions in five years
2021
15#5,929
Up 460 rank positions in five years
2025
7#10,418
Down 1,083 rank positions in five years
1984
8#9,249
Down 1,493 rank positions in five years
2013
16#5,763
Up 3,507 rank positions in five years
2018
12#7,054
Up 287 rank positions in five years
2015
12#7,067
Up 3,199 rank positions in five years
2014
19#5,095
Up 1,660 rank positions in five years
2017
13#6,716
Up 2,634 rank positions in five years
2024
5#17,002
Up 251 rank positions in five years
1998
7#9,730
Down 1,658 rank positions in five years
2010
8#9,600
new
2007
10#7,802
Up 2,022 rank positions in five years
2013
6#11,816
new
2013
11#7,242
Up 3,495 rank positions in five years
2015
16#5,609
new
2025
10#7,728
Up 1,929 rank positions in five years
2016
11#9,388
new
2024
18#5,379
new
2025
6#11,002
Down 2,066 rank positions in five years
2020
7#9,805
new
2019
6#14,655
new
2014
7#9,758
new
2025
5#12,683
new
2018
6#11,134
new
2019
5#16,395
new
2022
6#11,820
new
2025

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Biggest J names of all time

By total applications since 1880 — a different list from the one above, because it counts every generation, not just this one.

Browse every girls’ name ending in J

Biggest J names of all time

By total applications since 1880 — a different list from the one above, because it counts every generation, not just this one.

Browse every boys’ name ending in J

Every other ending

Sources & methodology

Rankings and counts come from official birth card-application data, 1880–2025. Counts are card applications rather than births, and any name given to fewer than 5 babies of one sex in a year is not published — so “—” means genuinely uncommon, never invalid. The “climbing fastest” row ranks by five-year rank movement as a ratio, and a name must be inside the top 1,000 with at least 200 applications in 2025 to qualify — a looser gate than the site-wide trending list uses, because inside a single ending the stricter one leaves some endings empty. Ending shares are measured over listed names only, and the 25-year comparison is a generation rather than five years because ending fashion moves far more slowly than any one name.