Jack (name)

Jeff or Geoff (name)

The given name Roger, used in transliteration

English name Jerry or Gerry

the name Jesse; also sometimes used for the name Jessie

outstanding; remarkable; prominent; distinguished

outstanding work of art, music, or literature

Jackson (name); capital city of Mississippi in the US; specifically refers to Andrew Jackson (1767-1845), the seventh US president

Benjamin (name)

Jessica (name)

English name Jamie; also Jim

Gerrard or Jerrard; English surname or French surname and German surname or male given name

a person of outstanding talent or ability; a towering figure or hero

Fallujah, an Iraqi city on the Euphrates River

Jacqueline, a female given name

Jackson (name)

A person of outstanding talent and wisdom; an elite figure or hero

Rogers (surname or Rodgers, a common English surname; name used for people, brands, or places

an outstanding talent; a hero or illustrious individual; an exceptionally wise and able person

Jeremy (name)

a person of outstanding talent or ability; a great figure

Di Renjie (630-700), a famous Tang dynasty politician and prime minister under Empress [[武则天|武則天|wu3 ze2 tian1]]; he was later popularized as the legendary master sleuth Judge Dee in fiction and television.

(idiom) outstanding people bring glory to a place, or a place produces outstanding talent; specifically, a location that derives fame from being the birthplace or home of an illustrious person.

Dmitry Anatolyevich Medvedev (1965-), Russian politician and former president

Jericho, a town in the West Bank

Thomas Jefferson (1743–1826), American statesman and third US president; principal author of the Declaration of Independence

An outstanding person who is famous for being eccentric or preposterous; a monstre sacré.

a distinguished woman; a woman of outstanding talent, courage, or achievement; a heroine

outstanding or exceptional woman; a woman of heroic character

Fitzgerald (name)

Najaf, a holy city in Iraq important to Shia Islam

only those who truly understand the current situation can be considered outstanding people; used as a proverb to advise someone to adapt to changing circumstances or go with the flow

Lebedev or Lebedyev (Russian surname)

Samuel Berger (1945–2015), United States National Security Advisor under President Bill Clinton (1997–2001)

outstanding figures; heroes and people of great talent

possessing exceptional talent and ability

a remarkable place produces outstanding people; used to describe a location that is home to extraordinary talent because of its natural spiritual energy or beauty

Gela, a city in Sicily, Italy

James Sasser (1936–), former US Ambassador to China who served from 1995 to 1999

a work of art or literature created with great care and effort

Inder Kumar Gujral (1919-2012), an Indian politician who served as the Prime Minister of India from 1997 to 1998

Ceyhan, a Turkish port city on the Mediterranean Sea

Gujarat, a state in western India

The four most famous poets of the early Tang Dynasty, namely [[王勃|王勃|wang2 bo2]], [[杨炯|楊炯|yang2 jiong3]], [[卢照邻|盧照鄰|lu2 zhao4 lin2]], and [[骆宾王|駱賓王|luo4 bin1 wang2]]

Jack the Ripper, the unidentified serial killer active in London in 1888

James Jeffords (1934-2014), former US Senator from Vermont

(loanword) gerrymander; the practice of manipulating the boundaries of an electoral constituency so as to favor one party or class

Gatsby, a Japanese cosmetics brand

Jefferson City, the capital of the US state of Missouri