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| NAME | ROOT | MEANING |
| Jaya (m) | sanskrit | victorious, conquering, triumphant |
| • Jayadeva (m) | sanskrit | jaya + deva (god) : victorious god |
| • Jayadevi (f) | sanskrit | jaya + devi (goddess) : victorious goddess |
| • Jayavarman (m) | sanskrit | jaya + varman (armor, shield) : victorious armor, protector of victory; two of the Khmer Empire's greatest leaders were Jayavarman II, who founded the Empire in 802AD, and Jayavarman VII, who expanded the Empire to its apex of power |
| • Vijaya (m) | sanskrit | vi (prefix signifying distinction, excellence) + jaya : all-excelling, all-conquering |
| Jetta (u) | khmer | the inner-self, the mind, the psyche, the soul |
| • Jettamani () | khmer, sanskrit | jetta + mani (gem) : immaculate mind, untarnished psyche, unsoiled soul; one whose inner-self is as immaculate and precious as a gem |
| Jivada (m) | sanskrit | lifer-giver, curer (such as a physician) |
| Jivakan (u) | sanskrit | living, vital, lively, vigorous |
| Jivana (m) | sanskrit | energizing, enlivening, vitalizing |
| Jivani (f) | sanskrit | one who gives life; the Divine Mother |
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Jivi (m) Jivin (m) |
khmer | life force, life potency |
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