Jade is a given name for females. It means "precious green stone"
Jade has been considered a precious stone for thousands of years, used in jewellery, weapons, and grave goods. Its name is derived from the Spanish phrase "piedra de ijada," which means "bowel stones." It was believed that jade could prevent gastrointestinal distress.
"Jade" was also slang for "perfect" or "Beautiful", and was so used in literature up through the 19th century.
The name has been increasingly popular in France since 1990. It was the 7th most given name for girls in 2005.
As a first name:
| Jade | |
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| Gender | Unisex (Mainly Female) |
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- Jade C. Bell, Canadian actor
- Jade Dernbach, South African cricket player
- Jade Edmistone, Australian swimmer
- Jade Esteban Estrada, American actor
- Jade Ewen, British singer and actress
- Jade Gatt, actor
- Jade Goody, a former Big Brother housemate
- Jade Hsu, American pornographic actress
- Jade Jagger, daughter of Mick Jagger
- Jade Johnson, English athlete
- Jade Jones, British singer
- Jade Kindar-Martin, American circus performer
- Jade Kwan, Chinese singer
- Jade Shiels, Irish model
- Jade Marcela, American actress
- Jade MacRae, Australian singer
- Jade North, Australian football (soccer) player
- Jade Puget, musician
- Jade Raymond, TV personality, video game producer
- Jade Rawlings, Australian rules footballer
- Jade Sharif, actress
- Jade Seah, Singaporean actress
- Jade Villalon, singer of Sweetbox
- Jade Snow Wong, American ceramicist
- Jade Greenbrooke Best selling author
As a middle name:
- Hailie Jade Scott
- Simmone Jade Mackinnon, Australian actress
As a surname:
- Claude Jade, French actress
- Layla Jade, actress
- Samantha Jade, Australian singer
- Ms. Jade, American rapper
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