| Meaning | projector, one who throws |
| Origin | English |
| Gender | Boy |
| Popularity | Moderate |
| Length | 5 |
| Syllables | 2 |
| Syllabification | Je-ter |
Sharp, sporty, and distinctly American, this surname-as-first-name carries immediate energy and athleticism. The two-syllable punch makes it snappy and memorable, with a modern edge that appeals to contemporary parents. It's unconventional enough to feel fresh while being straightforward enough to avoid confusion. The name projects confidence and action—there's nothing passive about it. For families who love the surname-name trend but want something less common than Parker or Cooper, this offers an exciting alternative. It's a name that sounds equally at home on a baseball field, in a boardroom, or on a college campus, adapting seamlessly to various life stages and contexts.
| Jet |
| Jete |
| Jett |
| JT |
| Jeter Downs | Professional baseball player |
| Jeter Phillips | American sculptor |
| Jeter Isely | Co-founder of Natural Grocers |
| Jeter Loeffler | American politician |
| Jeter Alexander | Music producer |
| Jeter Cloud | American Civil War officer |
| Jeter Pritchard | American lawyer and politician |
| Jeter A. Isely | Founder of Natural Grocers |
| Jeter Connelly | American golfer |
| Jeter Loudermilk | Character in the novel "The Joke" by Milan Kundera |
| Jeter Kanagawa | Character in the "Last Policeman" series by Ben H. Winters |
| Jeter Smith | Character in the movie "Seven Pounds" |
| Jeter Backyard | Character in the video game "Resonance of Fate" |
| Jeter Adams | Character in the novel "The Only Alien on the Planet" by Kristen D. Randle |