Julia

Julia generally means 'youthful' or 'shiny.' In some interpretations, it is associated with the qualities of engaging charm and vibrant youth, often linked to its Latin roots that signify 'downy,' reflecting young, soft hair or youthfulness.

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The name Julia has its roots in Latin, derived from 'Julius,' which was a Roman family name believed to be traced back to the Greek 'ioulos,' meaning 'downy-bearded,' or alternatively, to the Latin word 'iulus' (a soft youth or soft-haired young man).

  • Popularity: 292nd
  • Babies named Julia in the US in 2023:
    Female: 2290
    Male: 0
  • Nicknames: Jules, Juju, Lia, Jule, Jula.
  • Full Names: Juliana, Julietta, Julienne, Juliana, Julissa.
  • Famous Namesakes: Julia Roberts-Actress, Julia Child-Chef, Julia Stiles-Actress, Julia Gillard-Former Australian Prime Minister, Julia Ward Howe-Poet.
  • Gender: Typically identifies as feminine, though variations like Julius are masculine.
  • Numerology: In numerology, the name Julia is represented by the number 7, which signifies insight, introspection, and a profound connection to spirituality and knowledge. Individuals with this number often have an analytical mind, are contemplative, and possess a deep desire for understanding the truths of the world.

Julia has consistently remained a popular name choice across many nations, celebrated for its classic and timeless appeal. It has been a recurrent choice for newborn girls over the decades, especially in English-speaking countries, reflecting both traditional values and modern sensibilities.

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