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Gender: F Popularity: this week. Origin of Julia: Latin Meaning of Julia: "youthful" Julia's Popularity in 2012: #65
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An enduring classic, Julia has so much going for it: ancient roots but a modern, fashionable feel, simplicity and sophistication, and connections to both saints and celebs, including actress Julia Roberts and Saint Julia of Corsica. Julia's one of the least problematic choices a parent could make.

If you think Julia is too simple, you might want to move to Juliet, Juliette, or Juliana. Sixties short form Julie has segued from cute to middle-aged.

Famous People Named Julia

Julia Fiona Roberts, American actress
Julia Child, American chef
Julia Stiles, American actress
Julia Louis-Dreyfuss, American actress
Julia Gillard, first female Prime Minister of Australia
Julia Mancuso, American Olympic skier
Julia Dunstall, Canadian model
Saint Julia of Corsica
Saint Julia of Merida

Pop Culture References for the Name Julia

Julia, a song by The Beatles
Julia, female protagonist in Shakespeare's "The Two Gentlemen of Verona"
Julia, a 2008 French drama film
Julia, a character in Nineteen Eighty-Four by George Orwell
Julia McNamara, a character on Nip/Tuck
Julia Cobb, a character played by Courteney Cox on Cougar Town

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