Meaning, origin and history of the name Júlia

Gender Feminine

Pronounced Pron. /ˈʒu.ljɐ/ (Portuguese) /ˈʒu.li.a/ (Catalan) /ˈjuː.lij.ɒ/ (Hungarian) /ˈjuː.li.a/ (Slovak) [key ·simplify]

Meaning & History

Portuguese, Catalan, Hungarian and Slovak form of Julia.

DiminutivesJulinha (Portuguese) Juli, Juliska, Lili (Hungarian)

Masculine FormsJúlio (Portuguese) Július (Slovak)

Other Languages & CulturesIulia, Julia (Ancient Roman) Yulia, Yuliya (Belarusian) Julia (Biblical) Ioulia (Biblical Greek) Yuliya (Bulgarian) Ghjulia (Corsican) Julija (Croatian) Julie (Czech) Julia, Julie, Lilli (Danish) Julia, Julie, Juul, Lia, Lieke (Dutch) Julia, Julie, Jools, Jules, Juliet (English) Julia (Estonian) Julia (Finnish) Julie, Juliette (French) Xulia (Galician) Iulia (Georgian) Julia, Julie, Lia (German) Ioulia (Greek) Julitta (History) Júlía (Icelandic) Iúile (Irish) Giulia, Giulietta (Italian) Jūlija (Latvian) Julija (Lithuanian) Julija (Macedonian) Julia, Julie (Norwegian) Julia, Julita (Polish) Iulia (Romanian) Julia, Juliya, Yulia, Yuliya, Yulya (Russian) Julija (Serbian) Julija (Slovene) Julia, Julieta (Spanish) Julissa, Yulissa (Spanish (Latin American)) Julia (Swedish) Julia, Juliya, Yulia, Yuliya (Ukrainian)

User SubmissionsJûlia, Julia, Julià

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