What does Jotham mean?

Jotham as a boys' name is pronounced JO-tham. It is of Hebrew origin, and the meaning of Jotham is "perfection of Jehovah". Biblical: a king of Judah during a time of military strife.

STARTS WITH Jo-

ASSOCIATED WITH biblical, king, strife (war)

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How popular is Jotham?

Jotham is an unusual given name for males and an equivalently unusual surname too for all people. (2000 U.S. CENSUS)

Similar Names

Suggested similar-sounding names are Adham, Cobbham (see Cobham), Cobham, Denham, Doram, Dunham, Gorham, Graham▲, Hisham, Isham, Jachim, Jahan, Jasha, Jehan, Jeth, Jethro, Joab, Joachim, Joao, Joemar, Johan▲, Johann, Johar, John▼, Johnn, Johon, Jomal, Jomar, Jona, Jonah▲, Jonas, Jonathan▼, Jontae, Joram, Joran, Jordan▼, Jordao, Jorgan, Jorian, Jorim, Josh▼, Joshua▼, Joshuah, Josia, Josiah▲, Josias, Josua, Jovan, Joziah▲, Jozua, Latham, Lothar, Nacham, Noam, Pelham, Racham, Raham, Wadham, Waltham and Wortham. These names tend to be more commonly used than Jotham.