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Jarrell

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Jarrell is derived from the Germanic name Gerhardt, itself derived from the Latin personal names 'Gerardus' and 'Girardus'. These names have two elements in them - 'geri', meaning 'spear', and 'hard', which means 'hardy or strong'. The name Jarrell itself means 'son of Gerard'.

Jarrett

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Jarrett is ultimately derived from Gerald. Gerald originates in Germanic languages and means "ruler with spear". It was the name of several saints and priests. As a masculine given name its usage has declined lately. It functions as a surname as well.

Jarrick

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Jarrick is derived from the Germanic words 'geri', which means 'spear', and 'hard' which means 'hardy or strong'.

Jary

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Jary is a Finnish name, a variant of the name 'Jari', which itself means 'helmeted warrior'.

Jasmine

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Jasmine is an English variant of Yasmin. Yasmin originates in Persian language and means "jasmine flower". Jasmine is also a more typical spelling of this name in English. Jasmine is a genus of vines and shrubs belonging to the olive family. The jasmine flowers only open at night and they are used to make tea, syrup or essential oil.

Jason

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Jason originates in Greek language and means "a person who heals". In Greek mythology, Jason was a famous Thessalian hero and he led the Argonauts in the quest for the Golden Fleece. In the Bible, Jason’s house was used as Saint Paul’s and Silas’s refuge. As a masculine given name it became popular in the 1940s and its popularity has been rising ever since.