English spellings/Catalogs/J

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Use in English
Alphabetical word list
Retroalphabetical list
Common misspellings

This page lists pronunciations of English words that begin with J. To see a different letter navigate with the table above. The apostrophe is treated as the last letter of the alphabet, after Z.

For a pronunciation key, click on the blue "Catalogs" link below the article title.^[e]

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J = jây bird

Jáckie either sex = Jácky male = Jácqui female

Jácques French *Zhák, *Zhàk

Jâcques Hattie = Jâke's

Jâin religion = Jâne person, cf. Jêan, Jôan, Jûne

jalópy

jámb door = jám bread, rhyming with lámb

Jánet

*Jángo Djángo

Jânus

Japán

jásmíne = Jásmíne = Jásmin

jéalous *jélləss

Jêan = Gêne persons = gêne genetics, cf. Jâne person, Jeàn French male name

Jeanétte cf. Jánet

jêans trousers = gênes genetics

Jehôvah's Wítness

jéll shape = gél hair

jélly

Jemîma

jéopardy *jéppardy, cf. léopard, also silent o

Jéricho -kô

Jerôme

Jérry = Gérry

Jéssê = Jéssìê

Jêsus -z-

Jésûít -z-

jéttison

jétty

Jeŵ cf. Jûdaism

jeŵel stone cf. dûel fight = dûal two

jeŵeller *jûəler

jihád

jínx bad luck = jínks high jinks

Jô Josephine, usually = Jôe Joseph

Jôan *Jône; Jôan's = Jônes

Joánna -ôwá- cf. Diána -îyá-

Joánne -ôwán cf. Diáne -îyán

Jôannie = Jôni

jób work

Jôb person

jóckey *jóckie

jódphurs *jódpers

Jôêy Joseph = jôey animal

jöurnal

jöurney

Jûdâísm AmE *Jûdêísm

júdgment (AmE and BrE, preferred in legal contexts in British) = júdgement (chiefly British), soft g

Jûdith

Jûdy

jûice fruit *jûce, cf. deûce two, equal

Jûlia

Jûlie

Jûliet traditionally has a schwa for the e, cf. French-style Juliétte

Julŷ month cf. Jûdy, Jûlie

júmpstart one word

jùnta or ú or h-

jûry justice = Jeŵry Jew, cf. Dûry person, Neŵry town

jústíce = Jústis, cf. Mr Jústíce judge

Jústin

Justìne

Jûvenal

Juvenâlia

jûvenîle

juvenília