Purple flowering tree that lines Australian streets
An old name for orange red zircon · Greek
A green stone prized in China and Central America
Means plum in Korean · Korean
The first female monarch of Poland · Polish
Polish pet form of Jadwiga · Polish
Hebrew for ibex, a mountain goat · Hebrew
Polish for berry, the wild blueberry · Polish
A small pastry case filled with jam · small dogs
A Caribbean island of reggae music, jerk spices and blue mountains · Taino
A spicy Louisiana rice dish of sausage and shrimp · French
For the novelists Jane Austen and Jane Eyre
A pun on Jane Austen, the English novelist
Medieval pet form of Jane, God is gracious · Scottish
A traditional Brazilian sailing raft · Portuguese
Dutch for jasmine · Dutch
Persian, from the flower name yasmin · Persian
South Slavic name meaning clear and bright · Croatian
The collared peccary of the American South West · Spanish
Sanskrit for victory · Sanskrit
Bright, lively and full of style
Means lovely or beautiful in Indonesian · Indonesian
Mrs Jellyby of Bleak House, always busy with faraway causes
Hebrew name meaning dove, a Victorian favourite · Hebrew
Form of Gemma, Italian for gemstone · Italian
Dutch juniper spirit, the ancestor of gin · Dutch
Pet form of Jane or Jennifer, God is gracious
A baked custard from Guadalajara · Mexican Spanish
Short form of Jessica, from Hebrew Yiskah meaning to behold · Hebrew
Older name for jasmine, a scented climbing shrub
Coined by Shakespeare from Hebrew Iskah, to behold · Hebrew
A crunchy sweet root · Mexican Spanish
Short form of Gillian, from Julian, youthful
Australian word for a young woman training on a sheep or cattle station · Australian
A lakeside town at the foot of the Snowy Mountains
Chinese for quiet, still and gentle · Chinese
Korean for pearl · Korean
A run of bad luck, from a bird once used in spells · small dogs
Medieval feminine of John, God is gracious
A pun on Joan of Arc, for a brave dog
Sigmund Freud's chow chow who sat in on his sessions
Means jewel in Swahili · Swahili
A blend of Jo with the ending lene, made famous by the country song
French word for pretty · French
Pet form of Joan, God is gracious
A sweet scented yellow daffodil · French
French empress and wife of Napoleon · French
French diminutive of Josephine · French
As in Joy to the World, the Christmas carol
Spanish for jewel · Spanish
Chinese for chrysanthemum · Chinese
Spanish nickname for Juana, little Jane · Spanish · small dogs
Pointer who survived a prisoner of war camp in Sumatra
A fragrant jasmine flower, in Hindi · Hindi
A small red date fruit, also a chewy sweet · small dogs
Feminine of the Roman family name Julius · Latin
French form of Julia, youthful or downy · French
French diminutive of Julie, the heroine of Romeo and Juliet in French · French
Means pearl in Arabic · Arabic
The month of June, from the Roman goddess Juno · Latin
A small purple berry that ripens in June
A beetle that appears in June, and a fond pet name in the American South
A famous snow peak in the Swiss alps · German
Pet form of June, the summer month
Berry bearing evergreen shrub
Roman queen of the gods · Roman
French feminine of Justin, just · French
Light, a flame · Sanskrit
Means mountain in Arabic, for a big, steady dog · Arabic · big dogs
Means brave or fearless in Swahili · Swahili
The fearsome beast of Lewis Carroll's Jabberwocky
A big black necked stork of northern Australia · Tupi
Zulu for rejoice, be happy · Zulu
A pink applejack and grenadine cocktail
A wild dog of Africa and Asia · Persian
Australian word for a young trainee on a sheep or cattle station · Australian
The biggest tree fruit in the world · big dogs
Surname style dog name popular for decades
Hebrew name meaning one who follows after · Hebrew
French form of James · French
German word for hunter · German
The formidable lawyer Mr Jaggers in Great Expectations
Cornish form of Jacob · Cornish
The heaviest spotted cat of the Americas · big dogs
A big lone peak in the Snowy Mountains of New South Wales · Aboriginal Australian · big dogs
Means world in Persian · Persian
Sanskrit, victory · Sanskrit
Medieval form of Jacob, Hebrew for supplanter · Hebrew
English form of Iacomus, from Hebrew Yaakov · Hebrew
English surname meaning son of James
Means handsome or beautiful in Arabic · Arabic
Spanish cured ham · Spanish
A legendary shining king of Persian myth · Persian
A moon of Saturn named for the two faced Roman god of doorways · Latin
Norse word for a noble or earl · Norse
Western Australian hardwood eucalypt
English surname from Gervais, Germanic for spear servant
Swahili for brave and bold · Swahili
Greek hero who led the Argonauts after the golden fleece · Greek
Persian origin, treasurer
Spanish name meaning from the new house · Spanish
South Slavic for maple tree · Croatian
Modern short form of Jackson, son of Jack
A noisy woodland bird with a flash of blue
Flemish short form of Jozef · Flemish
English surname, son of Geoffrey
Medieval form of Geoffrey, Germanic for peaceful pledge
Edward Jenner, the doctor who made the first vaccine
English surname, son of Jenin, a form of John
Hebrew for Yahweh will exalt, a major prophet · Hebrew
Jerez de la Frontera, the Spanish home of sherry · Spanish
A pet form of Gerald or Jeremy · small dogs
The court entertainer who could tease the king · English · small dogs
A hard black stone, giving the term jet black
Hebrew for abundance, the father in law of Moses · Hebrew
An English Bulldog who was an early mascot of the US Marine Corps
Short form of James, cheerfully plain on a dog
Pet form of James, from Hebrew Yaakov · Hebrew
The island home of Korea's native Jindo dog · Korean · big dogs
The sound of a tag on a collar, or of bells
Means golden dragon in Mandarin, strong and lucky · Chinese
Truth and excellence · Korean
Spanish form of Joachim · Spanish
Scottish nickname long given to terriers · Scottish
A rider of racehorses · small dogs
The blue city of Rajasthan, which gave its name to riding trousers · Hindi
Short form of Joseph, Hebrew for he will add · Hebrew
Hebrew for Yahweh is God, an Old Testament prophet · Hebrew
Dutch pet form of Josephus · Dutch
German form of John · German
King John of England, who sealed Magna Carta · Hebrew
Pet form of John, Hebrew for God is gracious · Hebrew
A woodworker who makes doors and window frames
Icelandic for glacier · Icelandic · big dogs
Cheerful and merry, like Santa himself
A golden apple, a cross of Jonathan and Golden Delicious
Hebrew name meaning dove · Hebrew
Greek form of Jonah, Hebrew for dove · Hebrew
Talented and handsome · Korean
Dutch form of Justus, meaning just · Dutch
Scott Joplin, the king of ragtime
Dutch form of George · Dutch
Cornish form of George · Cornish
Hebrew for he will add, the son with the coat of many colours · Hebrew
Short form of Joshua, Hebrew for God is salvation
Hebrew for Yahweh is salvation · Hebrew
James Joule, the brewer turned physicist of energy
An old poetic name for Jupiter · Latin
Loose, droopy cheeks · big dogs
Juba II, the scholarly king of Mauretania · Berber
Hebrew for stream, the first musician in Genesis · Hebrew
Hebrew for praised, one of the sons of Jacob · Hebrew
Hebrew name meaning praised · Hebrew
For a dog who watches everything you do and quietly disapproves
From Jagannath, lord of the world, whose huge temple carts gave English the word · Sanskrit · big dogs
Spanish for playful · Spanish
Latin name meaning youthful · Latin
Roman family name of Julius Caesar, perhaps meaning downy bearded · Latin
An old Aussie word for a sheep, from Waltzing Matilda
Latin for younger, for the youngest of the pack · Latin · small dogs
Roman family name, perhaps from the goddess Juno · Latin
The largest planet in the solar system · Roman · big dogs
German form of George · German
A Great Dane who was the only dog ever officially enlisted in the Royal Navy · big dogs
Latin Iustinus, just and fair · Latin
The Byzantine emperor who built the Hagia Sophia · Latin
Roman name meaning just · Latin
A small grey headed crow that collects shiny things
Pet form of Jack or Jacqueline
The long eared hare of the western plains
Means magic in Hindi · Hindi
A Korean term of endearment meaning honey or darling · Korean
The pink city of Rajasthan in India · Hindi
Green Mexican chilli named after the city of Xalapa · Spanish
Coiled Indian sweet soaked in syrup · Hindi
A syrup drink of dates, grape molasses and rose water · Arabic
A big lively gathering with music
A rose apple fruit · Malay
Hebrew rooted pet form of James · Hebrew
A traditional Indonesian herbal tonic · Indonesian
The dark purple Indian blackberry · Hindi
Kiwi slang for a flip flop
Sweet potato glass noodles stir fried with vegetables · Korean
French for garden, for a dog who lives in the flowerbeds · French
Coffee, named after the island it was shipped from · Indonesian
A spear thrown in athletics
An American music style built on improvisation
Cumin, the earthy backbone of Indian cooking · Hindi
Means life in Tamil and Sanskrit · Tamil
A volcanic island off South Korea, known for tangerines and stone statues · Korean
A small bean shaped sweet with a chewy centre · small dogs
Medieval pet form of James, and a gem · Hebrew
Deep affection and attachment · Korean
Pet form of Jessica or Janet, an old Scottish favourite · Scottish
Cargo thrown overboard that washes ashore, a fun pair with Flotsam
A stylish person who travels often
Chinese for good and beautiful, or for home and family · Chinese
A crispy Chinese breakfast crepe from street stalls · Chinese
Chinese crescent dumplings eaten at New Year · Chinese · small dogs
A fast, lively folk dance
Wisdom and greatness · Korean
Chinese for gold · Chinese
Means life or soul in Punjabi · Punjabi
From Jingle Bells, the sleigh ride song first published in 1857 · small dogs
Dora's little lapdog in David Copperfield
Initials as a name, easy to call across the park
A baby kangaroo or other marsupial · small dogs
A doubled pet form of Joseph or Josephine
Hebrew river name meaning to flow down · Hebrew
A trip from one place to another, for a faithful travel companion · French
Means sun in Swahili, for a bright, cheerful dog · Swahili
A desperate bird of Lewis Carroll's nonsense poems
Japanese for gentle way · Japanese
Means firefly in Hindi and Punjabi, for a bright little dog · Hindi
A charm or amulet, also a doubled pet name
A coin operated record player from an American diner
A bourbon and mint drink of the American south
Latin rooted French name meaning youthful · Latin
The British word for a pullover, and a dog who leaps
A small grey sparrow called the snowbird · Spanish · small dogs
Wild Scottish island, and a mountain range in France
Fairness and right, a virtue name